Weight Loss Fights Liver Condition, No Matter How It’s Done
2015-08-21
Through surgery or lifestyle changes, shedding pounds improves nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, study findsContinue Reading
Eating on the Run Might Mean Eating More Later
2015-08-20
Study found women gobbled more food down after snacking while walkingContinue Reading
Could Your Smartphone Help Boost Your Heart Health?
2015-08-13
Special apps, trackers may boost weight loss, exercise, quitting smoking, early studies suggestContinue Reading
Could Your Smartphone Help Boost Your Heart Health?
2015-08-13
Special apps, trackers may boost weight loss, exercise, quitting smoking, early studies suggestContinue Reading
Low-Fat May Beat Low-Carb Diet for Trimming Body Fat: Study
2015-08-13
But best weight-loss plan is one you can stick with long-term, researcher saysContinue Reading
Calorie Burn Boost May Be Weight-Loss Surgery’s Secret
2015-08-11
Researchers find that gastric bypass procedure increases energy needed to digest foodContinue Reading
Calorie Burn Boost May Be Weight-Loss Surgery’s Secret
2015-08-11
Researchers find that gastric bypass procedure increases energy needed to digest foodContinue Reading
Health Tip: Set a Date to Lose the Weight
2015-08-07
Target weight loss to a special eventContinue Reading
Weight-Loss Surgery’s Benefits May Fade With Time, Study Suggests
2015-08-05
Little is known about the long-term effects of bariatric procedures, experts say
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‘Yo-Yo’ Dieting Won’t Raise Cancer Risk, Study Finds
2015-08-04
People trying to lose weight should be encouraged to do so, researcher saysContinue Reading
Does Facebook Lead Young Women to Dangerous Diets?
2015-07-27
Risk is highest for those who use social media site to compare themselves to friends, study findsContinue Reading
FDA Wants to Strengthen Sugar Labeling
2015-07-24
Adding ‘percent daily value’ would help consumers avoid unneeded, harmful calories, agency saysContinue Reading
High Soda Intake May Boost Diabetes Risk, Even Without Obesity
2015-07-21
Daily sugary drink tied to 13 percent increased risk over a decade, study findsContinue Reading