Ginkgo Again Fails to Make a Difference vs. Dementia
Yet another trial has failed to find significant memory-protecting benefits from ginkgo biloba, leading an accompanying editorial
Almost Half of Obese Are Nonetheless “Metabolically Healthy”
Is it possible to be fat but still fit? The largest study ever to examine the "obesity paradox"- analyzing data on more than 43,000
Sedentary Jobs Spread Worldwide
The US isnt alone in becoming a nation of chair jockeys: Other countries are growing more sedentary, too, especially at work.
Exercise Boosts Brain Volume in Seniors
More evidence that keeping moving is good for your brain as well as your body
Americans Cholesterol Numbers Improving
A new report has good news about Americans cholesterol levels
Supplements Mislabeled, Lack Evidence
Claims on weight-loss and immune-system supplements are frequently lacking in evidence and in violation
Scientists Building Better Potatoes
USDA scientists have developed a variety of yellow potato with two to three times the carotenoids in conventional Yukon Golds.
Were Not Eating as Much Sugar, After All
The USDA has revised longstanding estimates that Americans eat 95 to 100 pounds of sugar and other caloric sweeteners each year.
Grapefruit-Drug Interactions Found to Be More Common
If youre taking any regular medications, check with your doctor before including grapefruit
Sea Salt Ineffective for Sodium Reduction
Dont count on sea salt to reduce your dietary sodium intake.