Vitamin E, Diabetes Drug May Not Ease Obesity-Linked Liver Trouble in Kids
2011-04-26
Fatty liver disease affects 1 in 20 U.S. children, and can have serious consequences, study authors sayContinue Reading
Severely Obese Teens No More Depressed Than Slimmer Peers
2011-04-26
But large size affects whites more than blacks, researchers sayContinue Reading
Gut Bacteria Falls Into Three Major Types
2011-04-21
Every human appears to have a distinct intestinal ecosystem, European researchers reportContinue Reading
For Nonsmokers, Healthy Living Cuts Death Rate in Half: Study
2011-04-19
Better diet, exercise and keeping slim fend off heart disease, cancer, research showsContinue Reading
Wrestlers' Quick Weight Loss May Cause Mental Confusion
2011-04-18
Loss of 4% or more of body mass could affect decision-making, researchers sayContinue Reading
A Good Diet Includes Many Cancer-Fighting Foods: Expert
2011-04-15
The body needs proper nutrition to ward off diseaseContinue Reading
Obesity, Disparities in Care Help Drive U.S. Stillbirths: Studies
2011-04-14
27,000 American women still experience this often preventable outcome each year, experts sayContinue Reading
Aerobic Exercise May Curb Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease: Report
2011-04-13
Daily one-hour walks also improved insulin sensitivity in people who are obese, researchers foundContinue Reading
Hormone Helps You Sniff Out Food, Study Finds
2011-04-13
Ghrelin may also play a role in metabolism, body weight, researchers sayContinue Reading
Obese Kids' Wrist Size May Predict Heart Disease
2011-04-11
Circumference gives clue to insulin resistance, researchers sayContinue Reading
Having Kids Might Make Young Women Heavier, Less Fit
2011-04-11
Study found they consumed more calories, exercised lessContinue Reading
Experimental Weight-Loss Drug Seems to Work: Study
2011-04-11
Qnexa, a combo of phentermine and topiramate, did come with side effects, howeverContinue Reading
Hormone Linked to Absence of Periods in Women With Low Body Fat
2011-04-08
Lack of leptin contributes to condition, but a synthetic hormone may help, study suggestsContinue Reading
Could Stomach 'Pacemaker' Be New Weight-Loss Tool?
2011-04-08
Not yet approved in the U.S, the device sends tiny impulses to nerves to signal fullness soonerContinue Reading