Amazon Tribe Gives Clues to Heart-Healthy Lifestyles
2012-05-25
Research in African Pygmies also shows how traditional ways of life aid cardiovascular healthContinue Reading
Japanese-American Men With Low Vitamin-D Diet Face Higher Stroke Risk
2012-05-24
Long-term study followed participants for nearly 35 yearsContinue Reading
Calcium Supplements May Be Bad for Your Heart: Study
2012-05-24
Review says getting mineral from food is safer, but expert disagreesContinue Reading
Mouse Study Sheds Light on How Diet May Affect Epilepsy
2012-05-23
Strict diet seems to protect against seizures by altering brain metabolism, research showsContinue Reading
Body Building, Diet Supplements Linked to Liver Damage: Study
2012-05-22
These products could provide a target for regulation, researchers sayContinue Reading
Dieting May Lower Hormone Levels Tied to Breast Cancer
2012-05-21
Study didn’t prove that weight loss lowers risk, but it did cut estrogen, which may help older womenContinue Reading
Could Compound in Artificial Sweeteners Worsen Crohn's Disease?
2012-05-21
Lab study suggests maltodextrin may encourage growth of E. coli bacteria in small intestineContinue Reading
One-Third of U.S. Homeless Population Is Obese: Study
2012-05-18
They may rely on cheap, fattening foods to fill up, researchers sayContinue Reading
'Bad' Fat May Hurt Brain Function Over Time
2012-05-18
But researchers report that ‘good’ fat may help preserve thinking and memoryContinue Reading
Healthy Dieting in Pregnancy May Be Helpful
2012-05-18
Review found fewer excess pounds and complications with healthy diet vs. exerciseContinue Reading
It's Not Just What You Eat, It's When You Eat, Mouse Study Finds
2012-05-17
Restricting eating hours didn’t cut calorie intake, yet the animals gained less weightContinue Reading
Daily Coffee May Help Keep Grim Reaper Away
2012-05-16
Three cups linked to 10% lower odds of dying from typical causes, federal study findsContinue Reading
Education Is Key to Health: Report
2012-05-16
Along with poverty, less schooling linked to more chronic disease, disability and shorter lifeContinue Reading