Can Chocolate Really Make You Thinner?
Forget those images of bonbon-eating overweight people: A new study finds that regular chocolate eaters may actually be thinner than
Fewer in US Have High Cholesterol
Despite our ever-widening waistlines, Americans are making progress on at least one front in the war on
Probiotics Help Prevent Antibiotics Intestinal Side Effects
While the jurys still out on some promised benefits of probiotics, a new analysis
Most of Us Getting Enough Key Nutrients
Most Americans are getting enough of the nutrients important for health
Coffee Drinkers Live Longer
New studies counter fears that coffee is bad for you. If you grew up thinking coffee was a guilty pleasure, you can stop feeling guilty and pour yourself another
Pomegranate Juice Claims Ruled Deceptive, Controversy Goes On
In a split decision on a 2010 complaint by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) against the
FDA Nixes Corn Sugar Labeling
Dont look for corn sugar to replace high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) on package labels
Oral Zinc Shortens Colds
Oral zinc lozenges or syrup really could shorten your suffering from the common cold
Survey: Sugar New Obesity Villain
Consumers are switching their worries from fats to sugar as the dietary ingredient
Higher Doses of Vitamin D Required to Protect Your Bones
A new meta-analysis by researchers at Tufts, the University of Zurich and other institutions may help explain seemingly contradictory recent recommendations by experts from the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) about vitamin D for bone health.