Once-A-Year Vitamin D Megadose Ups Fracture Risk: Study
2010-05-11
Smaller, more frequent doses still considered protective, experts sayContinue Reading
Bran Intake Helps Those With Diabetes
2010-05-10
Study finds lower death rates among women who ate the most whole grainsContinue Reading
Eating Nuts May Help Cholesterol Levels
2010-05-10
High calorie count, though, means restraint would be wise, expert saysContinue Reading
Health Tip: Check Food Ingredient Labels
2010-05-10
Be informed about what you’re eatingContinue Reading
Ingredient in Dark Chocolate Could Guard Against Stroke
2010-05-09
Flavanol triggers protective pathways that shield nerve cells in the brain, study findsContinue Reading
No Link Between Coffee, Sodas and Colon Cancer
2010-05-07
More study needed to determine if too much tea raises risk, experts sayContinue Reading
Vitamin D Best Taken With Largest Meal of Day, Study Finds
2010-05-06
Blood levels increased more than 50% after timing change, researchers sayContinue Reading
Study Disputes Link Between Milk and Kidney Cancer
2010-05-06
No need to change your drinking habits, researcher saysContinue Reading
Broccoli May Help Battle Breast Cancer
2010-05-06
Study in mice suggests that component keeps stem cells from generating new tumorsContinue Reading
DHA Supplements for Mom Good for Preemies
2010-05-03
Leads to higher levels in breast milk of fatty acid that promotes brain development, researchers findContinue Reading
Olive Oil May Protect Against Bowel Disease
2010-05-03
Study finds diet rich in oleic acid may prevent development of ulcerative colitisContinue Reading
Parents of Autistic Children Turning to Alternative Treatments
2010-05-03
Little research supports most options, but families driven by need to help, experts sayContinue Reading
Probiotics Beneficial for Tiniest Preemies
2010-05-01
Supplements help underweight babies gain pounds, researchers findContinue Reading
Sunlight May Play Role in Multiple Sclerosis Risk
2010-04-29
Adequate vitamin D in months before birth could be key, Australian study suggestsContinue Reading