Children's HealthDecember 29New US dietary guidelines: No candy, cake for kids under 2Parents now have an extra reason to say no to candy, cake and ice cream for young children.
Diet TrendsNovember 30Plant-based 'green' Mediterranean diet leads to more weight loss: studyHow following a green Mediterranean diet may promote weight loss.
HEALTHY LIVINGNovember 24Vegans, non-meat eaters at increased risk for bone fractures: studyThose who do not eat meat, especially vegans, are possibly at an increased risk for suffering bone fractures, per the findings of a new study.
HolidayNovember 24Food bank lines build before Thanksgiving as more Americans go hungryFood banks in California's Bay Area that had served 1,400 households per month in February are now expecting that figure to skyrocket, reaching 4,400 households this month.
Children's HealthNovember 11School lunch company produced juice with high levels of arsenic and toxins: reportA company that supplied a federal school lunch program sold juice with high levels of arsenic and used rotten fruit in their product, the FDA charged in a new lawsuit, according to a report.
NutritionNovember 10Eating tree nuts every day can improve sperm quality, study findsAccording to the researchers, the findings “provide the first evidence that adding nuts to a regular Western-style diet impacts sperm DNA methylation in specific regions.”
NutritionNovember 4Anti-inflammatory diets including leafy greens, red wine linked to better heart health: studyResearchers say opting for a diet with anti-inflammatory potential can lower the risk of heart disease.
NutritionNovember 3More Americans on diets from a decade ago, CDC findsIf it seems like more and more people are on diets these days, you might not be imagining it.
Food TrendsSeptember 21Foods with front-of-package nutrition labels show 'improved' quality over the years, study suggestsResearchers found evidence suggesting that there is a correlation between front-of-package nutrition labels and the quality of nutrition in those foods.
CoronavirusAugust 5Potential COVID-19 vaccine would protect obese adults lessScientists suspect that a potential COVID-19 vaccine would be less effective for overweight adults.