Diet and nutrition

Diet and nutrition

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• Trial for diet pill halted early after suicides
• Bottled vs. brewed teas: Study reveals healthiest teas
• Sleep-deprived teens may eat more fatty foods
• Are nutrients in your pantry expiring?
• White girls most likely to get weight-loss surgery
• School lunches could get a nutrition boost
• Dieting? Why you should ditch the diet soda
• Fewer hungry children getting free summer meals
• Missing: Fresh foods in Baltimore
• Americans may be getting honest about their weight
• Weight loss drug works, but faces safety worries
• Experimental diet pill shows promise, little risk
• Chefs take the food stamp menu challenge
• Obese employees take more sick days, study shows
• Fighting fat in the land of sweet tea, fried food
• Eating chocolate may help your heart
• Small soda taxes don’t curb obesity, study finds
• Ramen inventor's son soups up healthier legacy
• School lunches called a national security threat
• Salt taking a cut in groceries, restaurant menus
• Chicken nuggets put to the test: taste vs. health
• Food makers to trim 1.5 trillion calories
• Popular diet drug gets liver damage warning
• When you lose weight — and gain it all back
• Heavy women, but not men, lack sex partners
• Organic labels may trick dieters into overeating
• Obesity surgery should be a family affair
• Kraft to cut salt in its North American foods
• 5 things you need to know about antioxidants
• Is it worth it to buy organic?
• 50 no-sweat ways to burn calories
• Why we eat when we’re not hungry
• Bacon creations
• Misleading food labels to get makeover

• FTC sues over costly "free" trials of acai pills
• Drop that cookie! Even briefly overeating has lasting effects
• FDA warns about bogus green tea beverage claims
• FDA panel split on withdrawing diet pill Meridia
• Cost of obesity? Over $4,000 if you're a woman
• Your desk job is making you fat, study confirms
• Cocktail season! Can you drink and shrink?
• Americans are still getting fatter
• 7 tricks to suppress your appetite
• Probe sought into alcohol-energy drinks promotion
• Young, obese men face higher death risk
• Snack attack: Schools try to get the junk out
• Herbal diet supplement recalled for safety risks
• Low-carb diet beats low-fat on 'good' cholesterol
• Congress takes aim at unhealthy school lunches
• Job stress can pack on the pounds
• No candy? Pitching nutrition bill at schools
• Losing 10 pounds could boost your immunity
• Eating well on $68.88 a week
• Before and after weight loss
• First lady offers 70 goals to tackle child obesity
• Belly fat linked to dementia, study shows
• Healthier fries? Trans fat limits are working
• Sebelius stumps for anti-childhood obesity plan
• Heavy health burden: Fat but not my fault
• Most Americans consume too much salt
• Moviegoers say they would buy healthy snacks
• Worried about bad eggs? How to buy the healthiest ones
• Why your brain is hardwired for fattening foods
• Share your wackiest bacon creations
• How a ‘Biggest Loser’ keeps losing
• 6 eating rules for faster weight loss
• Bacon — our national food crush

• Dubai camel dairy milks health food market
• Weight loss surgeries in England jump tenfold
• Americans still skipping fruits, veggies
• FDA panel says 'no' to experimental diet pill
• Fat but fit? Big gray area confounds scientists
• Obesity's hidden job costs: $73 billion
• 13 most surprising health food impostors
• The 20 worst kids’ foods in America
• Nutritional value of fruits, veggies is dwindling
• FDA to review first of 3 new weight loss drugs
• First lady emphasizes health, not weight, to her daughters
• Some birth control less effective for heavy women
• Lunch ladies going gourmet as food gets new look
• Health law makes calorie counts hard to hide
• Is your breakfast giving you cancer?
• Could calorie signs kill bacon cheeseburgers?
• Send photos of yourself before, after weight loss
• Slash hidden salt, medical panel urges FDA
• Corn smut? Tastes great and good for you, too
• What women eat may affect kids, grandkids
• Are we getting TMI about the food we order?
• Pricey grocery stores attract skinniest shoppers
• Dieting for dollars? More workers trying it
• New diet guidelines should slash salt intake
• Be well, be healthy: 7 days to a fitter family
• Eat for a killer immunity
• Pepsi cuts sugary drinks from schools globally
• The 5 worst kids' meals in America
• 9 condiments that are good for you
• Dad's gift to the family? Cooking dinner
• Trendy fizzy drink is mushrooming
• Your boyfriend may be making you fat
• Meal in Last Supper paintings supersized