Certain Diets May Help Body Burn More Calories: Study
2012-06-26
Low-carb and low-glycemic plans work best, but low-carb regimen has drawbacksContinue Reading
Coffee Might Actually Help Your Heart
2012-06-26
But moderation is key for folks with heart failure, study findsContinue Reading
Low Vitamin D Levels Linked to Weight Gain in Older Women
2012-06-26
Findings significant since most over 65 are deficient in it, researchers sayContinue Reading
'Dessert' With Breakfast Boosts Weight Loss: Study
2012-06-25
But several nutritionists disagree with the findingContinue Reading
Young Men Taking HIV Meds May Be at Risk for Bone Loss
2012-06-23
Exercising, quitting smoking and taking vitamin D can help, researchers sayContinue Reading
Could Sunlight Lower Your Odds for Pancreatic Cancer?
2012-06-19
Experts say early study results are no reason to tan, however, given UV rays’ link to skin cancerContinue Reading
Discount Supermarkets Tied to Rising Obesity Rates
2012-06-19
Make healthy foods more affordable, researchers sayContinue Reading
Health Tip: Get Enough Calcium
2012-06-19
Sprinkle shredded cheese on soups or saladsContinue Reading
Arthritis Treatment Linked to Liver Problems in Study
2012-06-18
But it’s unclear why ‘medical food’ called Limbrel might make patients sickContinue Reading
Long-Term Salty Diets Tied Again to High Blood Pressure
2012-06-18
But eating sodium-rich foods over the short term doesn’t have the same effect, study suggestsContinue Reading
Vitamin D Plus Calcium May Extend Life
2012-06-15
But analysis doesn’t pinpoint the reasons whyContinue Reading
Mouse Study Suggests Certain Fats Could Trigger Crohn's, Colitis
2012-06-13
Concentrated milk fat increased inflammation, but polyunsaturated fat did notContinue Reading
Sleep Apnea May Spur Carb Cravings in Diabetics
2012-06-13
Researchers urge primary care doctors to screen those with type 2 disease for the disorderContinue Reading
Omega-3 Supplements May Not Aid Aging Brain
2012-06-13
Review of earlier studies found no benefit for thinking skills, but more research urgedContinue Reading