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• Diets High in Fiber Won't Protect Against Diverticulosis
• Some Like it Hot: Popular Yoga Style Cranks up the Heat
• Why Coffee Drinking Reduces the Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
• Study Affirms Mediterranean Diet Improves Heart Health
• Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Supports New Standards for School Meals
• New Approach to Management of Overeating in Children
• First Lady to Announce New Nutrition Standards for School Meals
• Diet Patterns May Keep Brain From Shrinking
• Gestational Diabetes and Low Socioeconomic Status Raise Risk of ADHD
• Bariatric Surgery Associated With Reduced Cardiovascular Events, Death
• Colorful Plates Boost a Picky Eater’s Appetite
• Low Vitamin D Levels Linked to Depression
• Moderate Red Wine Drinking May Help Cut Women’s Breast Cancer Risk
• Omega-3 Reduces Anxiety and Inflammation in Healthy Students
• Routine Iron Fortification of Infant Formula Linked to Poorer Development
• Weight Regain After Loss May Be Dangerous for Postmenopausal Women
• Milk Powder Better Than Liquid Drops to Treat Milk Allergies
• Holiday Leftovers: Smart Tips to Control Overeating
• May Your Holiday Season Be Light: How to Avoid Holiday Weight Gain
• Tufts University Unveils MyPlate for Older Adults
• Eating Greens Can Change the Effect of Genes on Heart Disease
• Vitamin E Supplements Increase Prostate Cancer Risk
• Scientists Extract Orange Color From Avocado Seeds for Natural Colorant
• Banning Sodas in Schools Does Not Reduce Consumption Among Teens
• Animal Study Finds Surprising Clues to Obesity-Induced Infertility
• Study Affirms Mediterranean Diet Improves Heart Health
• Girls With Family History of Breast Disease Should Avoid Alcohol
• Daily Exercise, Minimized Computer Time for Optimal Sleep in Teens
• Coffee May Protect Against Endometrial Cancer
• Taking Supplements Is Taking Risks
• Probiotic Protects Intestine From Radiation Injury
• Does Vitamin D Help People With Lupus?
• Focusing on Meal, Not Season of Eating Will Help Keep Unwanted Pounds Away
• Studies Agree on the Best Blood Glucose Levels for Diabetics With Kidney Failure
• Diet and Supplements: What’s Good and Bad for Kidney Disease Patients
• Low Vitamin D Common in Spine Surgery Patients
• Low Birthweight Infants Have Five Times Rate of Autism
• CGM Beneficial in Maintaining Target Blood Glucose Levels
• Folic Acid Levels in Early Pregnancy Linked to Language Development in Children
• Sex Differences in Blood Pressure Appear as Early as Adolescence
• Association Between Menopause, Obesity, and Cognitive Impairment
• PCOS and Cardiovascular Disease
• Scientists Find Vitamin D Crucial in Human Immune Response to TB
• Diabetes Doesn’t Mean Kids Have to Skip Halloween
• Exercising to Reduce Stress May Not Increase Productivity
• Certain Dietary Supplements Associated With Increased Risk of Death in Older Women
• Inflammatory Food Toxins Found in High Levels in Infants
• Top 10 Nutrition Tips to Help Marathon Runners Cross the Finish Line
• American Dietetic Association Becomes Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics
• Survey Reveals Emotional Impact of Food Allergy on Children
• Survey Finds Desktop Dining Poses Food Poisoning Risk
• Good Night's Sleep May Reduce Risk of Type 2 Diabetes in Obese Teens
• Abnormal Protein Activation May Explain Link Between Salt Intake, Obesity
• Dentists Can Identify People With Undiagnosed Diabetes
• Higher Body Fat Linked to Increased Back Pain
• Study Reveals Link Between High Cholesterol and Alzheimer’s Disease
• Lifetime 'Dose' of Excess Weight Linked to Risk of Diabetes
• Blueberries: A Cup a Day May Keep Cancer Away
• Aerobic Exercise May Reduce the Risk of Dementia
• Researchers Design Green Extraction Method for Antioxidants in Grape Skins
• Anti-Inflammatory Drugs Taken in Early Pregnancy More than Double Risk of Miscarriage
• Foods Rich in Protein, Dairy Products Help Dieters Preserve Muscle, Lose Belly Fat
• Eating Dried Plums Helps Prevent Fractures and Osteoporosis
• New Survey Finds Desktop Dining Poses Food Poisoning Risk
• Increased Celiac Disease Prevalence in Women With Unexplained Infertility
• Obese Mexican Americans Lack Advice From Doctors
• Foods With Baked Milk May Help Build Dairy Tolerance
• Strength Training Curbs Hip, Spinal Bone Loss
• Red Meat Linked to Increased Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
• If Fat Dogs Are Cool, Could Fat People Be, Too?
• 'Good Fat' Most Prevalent in Thin Children
• Study Finds Images Placed in Front of the Screen Increase Visual Discomfort
• Food, Not Diet Soda, Makes You Fat
• No Magic Bullet to Improve Diet, Stem Obesity Epidemic
• Flavonoids Could Protect Against Diabetes Complications
• Lycopene May Help Prevent Prostate Cancer in African Americans
• Mayo Clinic Developing Artificial Pancreas to Ease Diabetes Burden
• German E. coli Outbreak May Trigger New Food Regulations
• Whole and Refined Grains Have a Place Within New Dietary Guidelines
• Cell Phones Help Low-Income Countries Manage Diseases
• Studies Indicate Lifestyle Variations Affect Hypertension
• Lowering Fat Intake Alone May Stave Off Diabetes
• Diet and Exercise Is Better Than Either One Alone
• Depression Before Surgery Does Not Interfere With Weight Loss After Surgery
• Parenteral Nutrition in Critically Ill Patients Should be Delayed
• Women’s Risk of Heart Disease After Gestational Diabetes Differs by Race
• One Year After BP Spill, Scientists Say Gulf Seafood Safe to Eat
• Engineering New Weapons in the Fight Against Juvenile Diabetes
• Teens With Type 2 Diabetes Show Possible Signs of Impaired Heart Function
• Low-Carb, Higher-Fat Diets Add No Arterial Health Risks to Obese People Seeking to Lose Weight
• Moderate to Intense Exercise May Protect the Brain
• North Carolina RD Becomes President of American Dietetic Association
• People With Body-Image Disorders Process Visual Information Abnormally
• Body Weight Loss Boosts Vitamin D Levels in Obese Women
• Nearly One in Five Young Adults May Have High Blood Pressure
• Common Test Could Help Predict Early Death in Diabetes
• Curcumin Compound Improves Head, Neck Cancer Treatment Effectiveness
• Does Eating Give You Pleasure or Make You Anxious?
• Only 8% Follow Restrictive Diets or Weight Control Programs
• Avoiding Summer Food Pitfalls With Simple Home Food Safety Tips
• Bariatric Surgery for Teens Is Controversial, Risky
• Inner-City Health Centers Could Do More to Boost Breastfeeding
• People With Overweight, Obesity Exercise More Than Thought
• Low Vitamin D in Kids May Play a Role in Anemia
• Formula-Fed Preemies at Higher Risk for GI Condition, Surgery
• Packing on the Pounds in Middle Age Linked to Dementia
• Omega-3s Levels May Influence Aggressive Prostate Cancer Risk
• Targeting Depression Can Help Patients With Diabetes Improve Overall Health
• Researchers Identifying Genetics Behind Obesity, Better Outcomes, Lower Costs Sought
• Quality of Parent-Toddler Relationships Could Affect Risk for Childhood Obesity
• Protein Plus Mixed-Carb Drink Improves Endurance in Female Athletes
• New Study Identifies Possible Cause of Salt-Induced Hypertension
• Study Identifies Neural Activity Linked to Food Addiction
• Diet-Exercise Combo Best for Seniors Who Are Obese
• Bariatric Surgery Reduces Long-Term Cardiovascular Risk in Diabetes Patients
• Avoiding, Controlling Diabetes May Reduce Cancer Risk, Mortality
• Soy Isoflavones Not a Risk for Breast Cancer Survivors
• IDF Announces Position Supporting Surgery to Treat Type 2 Diabetes in Obese Patients
• Metabolic Syndrome May Increase Risk for Liver Cancer
• Eskimo Study Suggests Omega-3-Rich Diet May Reduce Risk of Obesity-Related Disease
• Workplace Design Changes Help Employees Keep Weight Off
• Report Presents on Bioaccumulation, Processing of TCC in Fish
• Polypill Is Safe, Accepted by Physicians, Patients in Developing Countries
• Taking Diabetes Medication Helps Lower Medical Costs, Slightly
• Evidence Poor for Link Between Biomarkers and Risk of CV Events With Kidney Disease
• Biologists Show How Veggies Work in Cancer-Fighting Diet
• Study Ties Vitamin D to Lung Cancer Survival
• H pylori Infection Linked to Decreased Iron Levels in Healthy Children
• Why Taste Cells Love Sugar So Much
• Michigan Tech Students, Staff Belly Up to Healthful Eating
• Talk Test Helps Set Exercise Intensity for Athletes in Training
• Sugar-Sweetened Drinks Associated With Higher Blood Pressure
• Low Vitamin D Levels Linked to Allergies in Kids
• Convenient Blood Test Poor Predictor of Diabetes in Children
• Gender Differences That Should Influence Exercise
• Breakfast Is Important Meal for Teen Moms, Their Kids
• People at Risk of Diabetes Offer Clues Toward Novel Drugs
• High Cholesterol, Blood Pressure in Middle Age Tied to Early Memory Problems
• Eating Berries May Lower Risk of Parkinson’s
• Human, Mouse Studies Sharpen Focus on Cause of Celiac Disease
• Sun Exposure, Vitamin D May Lower Risk of Multiple Sclerosis
• Exercise and Vitamin D May Help Prevent Falls in Seniors
• Fried Fish May Contribute to Stroke Belt Death Rate
• Childhood Obesity Linked With Health Habits, Not Heredity
• Improper Food Handling Causes Many GI Illnesses in Schools
• Nonalcoholic Energy Drinks May Pose High Health Risks
• Premature Infants' Lungs May Improve With Better Nutrition
• Hormonal and Molecular Responses to Exercise Differ by Age
• Women With PCOS May Be More Vulnerable to BPA
• Osteoporosis Screening Recommended for Women Aged 65 and Older
• Life Expectancy for Today's Youths Cut Short by Obesity
• Race Plays Role in Weight-Related Counseling Among Obese Patients
• Mediterranean Diet Associated With Slower Rate of Cognitive Decline
• Women With Diabetes and Depression at Higher Risk of Dying
• Healthful Habits in Youth Associated With More Favorable Adult Cholesterol Levels
• Call for Truth in Trans Fats Labeling by the FDA
• 98.6°F Ideal Temperature for Keeping Fungi Away and Food at Bay
• Eating a Vegetarian Diet May Benefit Kidney Disease Patients
• Prenatal Micronutrient Supplementation Boosts Children’s Cognition
• Natural Supplement May Reduce Cold Duration by Only Half a Day
• Combining Exenatide With Insulin May be Best Result for Patients With Diabetes
• Vitamin D Levels in Older Women Associated With Frailty
• Less Is More When It Comes to Sugary, High-Caffeine Energy Drink
• Breastfeeding While Taking Seizure Drugs May Not Harm Child’s IQ
• For Health and Well-Being, Place Matters
• Cholesterol-Lowering Statins Boost Bacteria-Killing Cells
• Kidney Disease Patient Health: Moderate Alcohol and Calcium Help, Obesity Harms
• Hispanic Children Are Genetically Predisposed to Developing Fatty Liver Disease
• Smart Phone App Helps Doctors Control Patients’ Diabetes
• Low Sodium Increases Rates of Fractures and Falls in Elders
• Statins May be Overprescribed in People Without Evidence of Diseased Arteries
• High Cholesterol in Middle Age Women Not a Risk Factor for Dementia
• Obese Adolescents at Greatest Risk of Becoming Severely Obese Adults
• Eat Your Beets and Build a Better Brain
• Mid-Life Cholesterol Levels Not Linked to Alzheimer’s Disease
• Experts Issue Recommendations for Treatment of Post-Bariatric Surgery Patients
• Soy Isoflavones May Modify Risk of Breast Cancer
• Breast Milk Study Furthers Understanding of Critical Ingredients
• Parent-Only Treatment Equally Effective for Obese Children
• Metabolic Syndrome Affects Breast Cancer Risk in Postmenopausal Women
• Don’t Blame Dairy Cows for (Greenhouse) Gas Emissions
• Fructose Intolerance Common in Children With Chronic Abdominal Pain
• Meta-Analysis Shows No Heart Benefits for Folic Acid Supplements
• Rapid Rise in Diabetes Hospitalizations for Young Women
• Global Research Effort Leads to New Findings on Genes and Obesity
• Researchers Find Upper, Lower Body Gain Weight Differently
• Family-Based Treatment Found Most Effective for Anorexia Nervosa Patients
• Children, Males, Blacks Are at Increased Risk for Food Allergies
• Pine Bark Extract May Not Provide Cardiovascular Benefit
• Overweight American Kids Have Become Fatter
• Children With Food Allergies Are Often Victims of Bullying
• Vigorous Exercise Reduces Breast Cancer Risk in Black Women
• Vitamin D Levels Lower in African Americans
• Sugary Sports Drinks Mistakenly Associated With Being Healthy
• Childhood Viral Infection May be a Cause of Obesity
• South Asians in U.S. at Higher Diabetes Risk Than Other Asian Immigrants
• Community Diabetes Education May Help Latinos
• Parents’ Preference for Healthy Foods Withers When Buying for Kids
• Abnormal Body Weight Related to Increased Mortality in Colon Cancer Patients
• High-Fat Diets Effectively Treat Absence Epilepsy
• Diabetes Impairs but Does Not Halt Sex Among Older Adults
• Researchers Study Cinnamon Extracts
• More Walking, Cycling Linked to Healthier Weights Worldwide
• Toward Safer Foods for Human Consumption With Anthrax Protection
• Black Rice Rivals Blueberries as Source of Healthful Antioxidants
• Even Modest Weight Gain Can Harm Blood Vessels
• Bottled Tea Beverages May Contain Fewer Polyphenols Than Brewed
• Treating Americans With Diabetes Cost Hospitals $83 Billion
• Weight-Loss Surgery Positively Affects Individuals With Type 2 Diabetes
• Women's Cholesterol Levels Vary With Menstrual Cycle
• Pancreatic Cancers Use Fructose to Fuel Their Growth
• Teens With Type 2 Diabetes Have Diminished Cognitive Performance
• Nutritional Labeling, Point-of-Purchase Signs Influence Healthy Food Choices
• Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to Arterial Stiffness in Black Teens
• HDL Concentrations May Not Always Be a Good Measure of Heart Risk
• Discontinuing the One-Size-Fits-All Approach to Blood Sugar Control
• Two Therapies Slow Diabetic Eye Disease Progression
• Study Examines Hospital Complication Rates of Bariatric Surgery
• Supplements Provide No CVD Benefit in SEARCH Study
• Vitamin D Not Tied to Lower Risk for Rarer Cancers
• New Treatment for Crippling Diabetic Charcot Foot
• First Half of 2010 Showing Increase in New Food, Drink Products
• Cutting Fat and Calories Can Lower Cancer Risk in Dogs and People
• Low Vitamin D Linked to the Metabolic Syndrome in Elders
• NIH Expands Food Allergy Research Program
• Tai Chi and Qigong Show Significant Health Benefits
• High Fructose Diet May Contribute to High Blood Pressure
• Statins Do Not Prevent Death in High-Risk Individuals Without Heart Disease
• Type 2 Diabetes Medication Rosiglitazone Associated With Increased Cardiovascular Risks, Death
• Women Face Fewer Complications After Gastric Bypass Surgery
• Many People With Diabetes Ignore Dangers of Hot Weather
• Severe Obesity Becoming More Common in Sixth Graders
• Poor Control of Diabetes May be Linked to Low Vitamin D
• Bariatric Surgery in Adults With Diabetes Improves Insulin Sensitivity Better Than Diet
• Cutting Carbs Is More Effective than Low-Fat Diet for Insulin-Resistant Women
• Healthier Foods Up to Bat at Today's Major League Ballparks
• Endurance Sports Can Leave Women Running on Empty
• ATA Members Concerned About Reducing Dietary Iodine Intake
• Another Exercise Benefit: You Won’t Fall as Much
• Exercise During, After Cancer Treatment Now Encouraged
• Obese BMI Does Not Harm Current Health of Young Adults
• Calcium Consumption May Cause Prostate Cancer in Chinese
• Bariatric Surgeries Increase, But Quality, Cost Vary Widely
• High Blood Pressure Control Improving, Prevalence Not Decreasing
• Patients With Asthma Should Avoid High-Fat Meals
• Eating Nuts Associated With Improved Cholesterol Levels
• Mother’s Obesity Contributes to Newborn’s Higher Body Fat
• Vitamin K May Protect Against Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
• Are Obese Adolescents Too Young for Bariatric Surgery?
• Despite Tests, High Blood Pressure Hard to Recognize in Children
• Many 'Pre' Patients May Not be as Healthy as They Think
• Survey Reports Latest Honey Bee Losses
• Study Documents Geographic Variation in Childhood Obesity
• Fasting May Not be Needed for Children’s Cholesterol Tests
• Older Women With Diabetes Face Higher Risk for Colon Cancer
• Patients With NAFLD Have Increased Risk for Poor Outcomes After Liver Transplant
• Vitamin E Helps Those With Fatty Liver Disease
• Better Vitamin D Status Could Mean Better Quality of Life for Seniors
• Telephone Counseling Increases Daily Servings of Fruit, Vegetables
