U.S. Still Not Eating Enough Fruits and Vegetables
Despite the advice of the U.S. Department of Agriculture to consume more fruits and vegetables--four to five cups per day for adult women and...
The Calcium Debate Explained
Calcium is recommended as a way to help prevent osteoporosis, but calcium supplements have come under attack recently due to a possible heart attack...
Are Doctors Properly Educated and Trained Regarding Obesity?
In a study from Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, researchers found that medical students and doctors may have very little training regarding methods...
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The Dangers of Processed Meats: This Pink Slime is Really Killing Us [Video]
If you favor sizzling bacon and salty slices of ham, you might want to reserve these menu choices for special occasions, thanks to a...
Ultrasound Could Be Safer Alternative to Mammogram
As women move into middle age, they are often urged by their doctors to get a mammogram to screen for breast cancer. However, new...
Drastic Drop in Heart Attack & Stroke Rates Attributed to Smoke-free Laws
In a study to examine the effectiveness of cigarette smoking ban laws on health outcomes, researchers examined heart attack and related health problems in...
Stress in Workplace Leads to Serious Heart Issues
Do you have a fast-paced, demanding job? Too much on-the-job stress could be putting you at risk for a heart attack or stroke, according...
Study Shows Grandmothers Key to Human Survival
In the ever-evolving landscape of human society, grandmothers play a key role in the survival of the species, according to a study published in...
Some Hospitals Now Promoting Local Produce
For years, people have complained about the quality of hospital food. It seems that for a place where you go to have health care...
Childhood Education, Nutrition and Fitness Can Beat Obesity Epidemic
In a breakthrough study from the University of Michigan Health System, researchers have discovered that long term obesity may be extremely difficult to reverse....
