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Mealtime Screentime Could Mean More Calories
One of the things I'm guilty of doing is eating in front of the computer. Could that end up making me eat more? A new study says "yes".
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Chubby Babies No Longer Considered Healthy Babies
In most cases, parents shouldn't have to get stressed out about their infant's rate of weight gain. So I was disturbed to read about parents putting their infants on diets.
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5 Miles a Week Protects Brain for 10 Years
New research shows that walking could help slow the progression of Alzheimer's or even help prevent onset of the disease in healthy individuals.
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Childhood Eating Disorders on the Rise
The incidence of anorexia and bulimia in young kids has increased dramatically over the past 10 years. Who is at risk? And why are these rates increasing now?
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Senior 15 May Be More Accurate than Freshman 15
New research shows the trend is moving toward the Senior 15 (instead of the Freshman 15), as more students gain weight as they progress through their academic career.
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New Food Allergy Guidelines Released
New guidelines aim to help health care professionals and individuals identify food allergies. Learn what makes up a reliable testing process.
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New Update Encourages Increase in Vitamin D
There have been many conflicting studies and reports over the last decade related to calcium and vitamin D. Learn about the new IOM findings and recommendations.
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Even the Fast Food Wrapper Could Be Bad for Your Health
A new study says the fat and calories in fast food aren't the only thing you have to worry about. The wrapper on your cheeseburger could also be bad for your health.
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How Much Will Your Thanksgiving Meal Cost?
The cost of a traditional Thanksgiving meal has steadily increased for nearly two decades. Find out what this year's meal might cost.
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Eating Peanuts While Pregnant: Bad Idea?
Some docs say pregnant women shouldn’t eat peanut butter, and others say it’s fine. A new study shows that eating it might increase a baby’s risk of developing a peanut allergy.
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Americans Walk Less and Gain More
New research shows that American adults walk less than adults in some other countries, which also have lower obesity rates. Coincidence? Not likely.
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More Americans Experiencing the Debilitating Effects of Arthritis
According to a new report from the CDC, the number of people reporting that their arthritis is limiting their daily activities has gone up. But why?
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When They Grow It, They Eat It
Experts have long-believed that children who grow, prepare and eat their own food make healthier food choices. Now a new study is validating these beliefs.
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Who Says Exercise Won’t Help You Lose Weight?
There are a number of factors that go into determining our size and shape. New research is analyzing the behaviors that can reduce the effect of genetics on weight loss.
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Are Things Changing in Your Grocery Store?
Making nutrient wise and dollar smart choices may be even easier with new supermarket initiatives that are popping up. Are things changing near you?
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