Rat study finds that soft drinks may increase dehydration and associated kidney injury
Berkeley Lab scientist says results could provide new target for obesity research
First quantifiable examination of nutritional quality of food and drink endorsements by music celebrities popular among teens
Allergy symptoms in mice treated with polysaccharides from seaweed were reduced compared to untreated animals
Salt reduction only important in some people with high blood pressure
Researchers surveyed 1,000 people online to gauge consumer reactions to raw fish with nutrition labels
Wake Forest University students use mealworms to address global problems
In many animals, nutrition—not genetic differences—controls the appearance of certain physical traits
New research shows that consumers who have poor eating habits and who are overweight benefit the most from long-term reward incentives than if they are offered price reductions of an equal value
How consumers can make sure they get the nutrients they need
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