Thursday, November 12, 2009

diet and nutrition

Health Tip: Dietary Needs of Aging Women

Find out what your body needs more >>

Cocoa in Chocolate May Be Good for the Heart

Study shows it reduces inflammation associated with heart disease more >>

Diabetes Drug May Boost Weight Loss in Obese Patients

Combo of diet, exercise and injections helped non-diabetics shed pounds, study finds more >>

Red-Grape Compound May Improve Diabetes

But so far resveratrol works only as an injection into the brain of mice, study finds more >>

Health Buzz: Vaccination Hits and Misses and Other Health News

The FDA takes a hard look at claims on food labels; are 10 popular beliefs true or false? more >>

Health Buzz: Cancer Society Shifts Stance on Screening and Other Health News

Recommending a calorie limit on school lunches; which of America's Best Hospitals satisfy patients? more >>

Junk Food Turns Rats Into Addicts

Bacon, cheescake and Ho Hos alter pleasure centers in rats' brains. more >>

Is a ‘Traffic Light’ Coming to Food Labels?

The FDA might take a lesson from a British program to inform consumers about unhealthful foods. more >>

Fish Oil Supplements Don't Help Depressed Heart Patients

Those who took them with antidepressant fared same as those who didn't more >>

Glucosamine Fails Osteoarthritis Test

Popular supplement doesn't prevent loss of cartilage in knee, study finds more >>

School Meals Need to Get Healthier: Report

New recommendations tackle obesity epidemic in U.S. more >>

New Item on the School Cafeteria Menu: a Calorie Limit?

The Institute of Medicine also says kids need more fruits, veggies, and whole grains. more >>

Common Antioxidant Might Slow Parkinson's

But too much urate can also cause trouble, so more study is needed, experts say more >>

Mercury Levels Not Abnormal in Autistic Children

Study finds no differences when compared to kids without disorder more >>

Easy Way to Prevent Post-Op Nausea?

Administering dextrose right after surgery quells upset stomach, researchers say more >>

Soda Taxes Not Making a Dent in U.S. Waistlines

Small increases in cost for sugary drinks haven't slowed obesity epidemic, study finds more >>

Common Antioxidant Might Slow Parkinson's

But too much urate can also cause trouble, so more study is needed, experts say more >>

A Little Cash Buys a Lot of Calories at the Corner Store

Kids are purchasing cheap junk food on way to and from school, survey finds more >>

Want Leaner Kids? Parents May Need to Toe the Line

Health experts say much can be done to keep weight in check more >>

Vitamin D Good for Breast Cancer Patients

Supplements help fight treatment-related bone loss, researchers say more >>

Nutrition Still Not 'A' Grade in U.S. Schools: Studies

Guidelines are helping, but more is needed to stem teen obesity, researchers say more >>

Family Physicians Group Announces a New Partner: Coke?

The AAFP says the company's contributions will fund educational content on beverages and sweeteners. more >>

Program Helps Kids Switch Over to Healthy Behaviors

Triple intervention enforces message at home, school and in the community, researchers say more >>

Leafy Greens Top Risky Food List

Advocacy group notes illness outbreaks usually linked to 'healthy' foods more >>

Mediterranean Diet May Help Prevent Depression

Lower incidence seen in Spanish study more >>

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