People May Skip Soft Drinks Rather Than Pay More
2010-06-18
When cost increased, consumption dropped, study foundContinue Reading
Iodine Levels a Worry as Salt Use Declines
2010-06-17
Pregnant women and infants are of particular concern to thyroid expertsContinue Reading
Why Some Like Things Salty
2010-06-16
Genes prime some folks to be ‘supertasters,’ research findsContinue Reading
Calcium, Vitamin D Supplements OK for Arteries
2010-06-15
No evidence of raised stroke or heart risks in those taking moderate doses, researchers sayContinue Reading
Mediterranean Diet Linked to Better Cardiac Function
2010-06-15
Was associated with more heart rate variability in studyContinue Reading
Vitamin B6 Tied to Lowered Lung Cancer Risk
2010-06-15
But cause-and-effect not clear, and supplements are no excuse to keep smoking, experts sayContinue Reading
Diet, Meds and Smoking Linked to Eye Disease Risks
2010-06-14
Good nutrition staved off cataracts; some drugs, smoking increased vision problems, studies foundContinue Reading
Brown Rice Bests White for Diabetes Prevention
2010-06-14
Five servings of white rice weekly can up risk of type 2 diabetes, researchers reportContinue Reading
Least Healthy More Apt to Think Genes Explain Disease Risk
2010-06-11
Survey also found these people were not as interested in information on lifestyle changesContinue Reading
Genes May Be a Source of Vitamin D Deficiency
2010-06-10
Analysis found particular genotype that doubled riskContinue Reading
Don't Count on Selenium to Prevent Lung Cancer Recurrence
2010-06-05
Study halted early because of supplement’s poor performanceContinue Reading
Burgers May Feed Kids' Asthma Risk
2010-06-03
But a diet high in fruit, veggies and fish appears to lessen likelihood of wheeze, study findsContinue Reading
TV Food Ads Promote Bad Diets
2010-06-01
Study found they peddle huge amounts of sugar and fat, with few fruits and vegetablesContinue Reading
Vitamins Fail to Protect Men Against Bladder Cancer
2010-06-01
Little is known about anticancer benefits of supplements, researchers cautionContinue Reading