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  1. Better Reporting Of Foodborne Illness Outbreaks Could Speed Recalls And Save Lives
  2. How Chemistry Keeps The Food Supply Safe
  3. People's Lack Of Food Skills Is Getting In The Way Of Them Being Able To Make Healthy
  4. Experts: One-third of breast cancer is avoidable (AP)
  5. Farming reform needed to end hunger without obesity (Reuters)
  6. Statement From American Heart Association President Clyde Yancy, M.D. On Senate Agric
  7. Chinese national arrest in Honolulu (AP)
  8. Birds Could Teach Us A Thing Or Two About Healthy Eating
  9. Exposure To Fast Food Influences Our Everyday Psychology And Behavior
  10. Accepting Help Improves Survival Among Diabetics (HealthDay)
  11. After-school exercise helps overweight girls (Reuters)
  12. Zyclara Approved to Treat Pre-Cancerous Skin Condition (HealthDay)
  13. USDA Announces Efforts To Increase Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Particip
  14. Agency Makes Recommendations On Reducing Saturated Fat And Added Sugar In Key Sweet F
  15. Junk food addiction may be clue to obesity: study (Reuters)
  16. Junkies and junk-food addicts share craving mechanism (AFP)
  17. U.N. Official Calls Report On WFP In Somalia 'Misleading'; WFP Discusses Plans To Ram
  18. Recent Releases In Global Health
  19. Too much folic acid linked to cancer
  20. Junk food addiction may be clue to obesity
  21. Women, Diabetics Fall Fast Into Medicare 'Doughnut Hole' (HealthDay)
  22. Diabetics Face Higher Death Risk After Cancer Surgery (HealthDay)
  23. Conference To Set The Research Agenda On Vitamin D In Health And Disease
  24. Kids spurn Jamie Oliver's healthy lunches
  25. Diabetes Screening Should Start Sooner (HealthDay)
  26. Obesity, Alcohol Among Factors Linked to Women's Gout Risk (HealthDay)
  27. Scientist: FDA suppressed imaging safety concerns (AP)
  28. Diabetes Screening Should Start Sooner (HealthDay)
  29. Obesity, Alcohol Among Factors Linked to Women's Gout Risk (HealthDay)
  30. Diabetes Can Be Linked To Eye Problems Patients Should Work With Appropriate Health C
  31. Flavonoids In Orange Juice Suppress Oxidative Stress From High-Fat, High-Carb Meal
  32. Overweight babies may have delayed motor skills (Reuters)
  33. Kids spurn Jamie Oliver's healthy lunches
  34. Study: Small soda taxes don't dent obesity (AP)
  35. Newsweek Examines Challenges Associated With U.S. Food Aid Program
  36. High-protein low-carb diet an option in obese teens (Reuters)
  37. Turning Your Workday Into Weight Loss (HealthDay)
  38. Small Tax on Soda Won't Curb Child Obesity (HealthDay)
  39. 14 ways to make veggies less boring
  40. Small soda taxes don’t curb obesity, study finds
  41. FDA evaluating cancer link in Parkinson's drug (Reuters)
  42. Soy supplements show no diabetes benefit in study (Reuters)
  43. Jennifer Hudson takes new role for weight loss (Reuters)
  44. Calif. bill would expand pesticide safety program (AP)
  45. Turning Your Workday Into Weight Loss (HealthDay)
  46. Following Gastric Cancer Surgery, Promising Hormone May Help Reduce Malnutrition
  47. The Amazing Popularity Of Kosher Foods, A Passover Paradox
  48. Potential To Improve Nutrition, Biofuel Production
  49. Small Tax on Soda Won't Curb Child Obesity (HealthDay)
  50. MDA.org: Artist's Skills Restored for $50 in Parts
  51. Junk Food And Alcohol Advertising Levy Could Be Used To Better Inform Consumers About
  52. Research Roundup: Soda Taxes, Health Reform Timeline, Children's Health Disparities,
  53. European Commission Rolls Out New Food Security Policies; Agricultural Research Confe
  54. Online Brazilian Diet Pills Can Be Addictive (HealthDay)
  55. Too many pregnancy pounds ups future obesity risk (Reuters)
  56. Being overweight ups stroke risk, study confirms (Reuters)
  57. MDA.org: Artwork by Houston Artist Accepted into MDA Art Collection
  58. Celeb chefs put healthy eating on the menu
  59. 1 hour daily exercise fights 'fatso' gene in teens (AP)
  60. Food-allergic kids should carry two 'epi' doses (Reuters)
  61. 'Fatso' gene causes teens to gain weight
  62. MDA.org: Artwork by Bethel Artist Accepted into MDA Art Collection
  63. Online Brazilian Diet Pills Can Be Addictive (HealthDay)
  64. Novel Soy Germ-Based Dietary Supplement Examined For Safety And Influence On Hormones
  65. A 3-Step Strategy To Cure Our Most Common Health-Care Problem: 'The Vitamin D Solutio
  66. XanGo® Juice May Help Lower Marker Of Inflammation And Improve Weight And Body Fat
  67. Keeping The Weight Off After A Very-low-energy Diet
  68. Obese Americans Get High Quality Medical Care (HealthDay)
  69. No more candy? Pitching nutrition bill at school
  70. Fruits, Veggies Have Modest Effect on Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  71. Obese Americans Get High Quality Medical Care (HealthDay)
  72. Doctors seem to treat obese just as well as others (Reuters)
  73. Study: Moms Who Exercise Give Birth to Lighter Babies (Time.com)
  74. Collaborative Quality Standards For Drugs, Food Ingredients Promoted By Scientific Ex
  75. Omega-3 Healthy No Matter What?
  76. IPS Examines Malnutrition, Obesity In Latin America
  77. "Fat dissolving" spa treatment no such thing: FDA (Reuters)
  78. Prostate cancer surgery more costly for obese men (Reuters)
  79. FDA cracking down on fat-melting injections (AP)
  80. Gene links lower birth weight and diabetes: study (Reuters)
  81. Research Shows First-of-Its-Kind Hydrogel Decreases Obese Patients' Desire For Food
  82. Study: Moms Who Exercise Give Birth to Lighter Babies (Time.com)
  83. U.S. sugar group says sugar not to blame for obesity (Reuters)
  84. Mayo Clinic Announces The Mayo Clinic Diet Fan Page On Facebook
  85. Expert Provides Dietary Recommendations For Cancer Prevention
  86. Glycemic Index And Glycemic Load Of Some Popular Chinese Traditional Foods
  87. State Department To Open New Hunger, Food Security Office
  88. Obesity in Pregnancy Ups Risk of Heart Defect in Baby (HealthDay)
  89. Child Obesity Soaring in Rural America (HealthDay)
  90. Food industry to Obama: We'll improve nutrition (Reuters)
  91. If Your Doctor Prescribes an HbA1c Test (HealthDay)
  92. Obesity in Pregnancy Ups Risk of Heart Defect in Baby (HealthDay)
  93. Child Obesity Soaring in Rural America (HealthDay)
  94. Routine "recess" a hit at White House obesity summit (Reuters)
  95. If Your Doctor Prescribes an HbA1c Test (HealthDay)
  96. Bacon with everything: A national food crush
  97. Simple Carbs Pose Heart Risk for Women (HealthDay)
  98. High glycemic diet may raise female heart risk: study (Reuters)
  99. Simple Carbs Pose Heart Risk for Women (HealthDay)
  100. Study Identifies Food Combination Associated With Reduced Alzheimer's Disease Risk
  101. Women Who Eat Foods With High Glycemic Index May Be At Greater Risk For Heart Disease
  102. Registered Dietitians Play Essential Role In Management Of Gastric Bypass Patients
  103. More fish, nuts, fruit 'reduces Alzheimer's risk' (AFP)
  104. News Outlets Report On Food Crisis In Sahel Region Of Africa
  105. Also In Global Health News: Global Life Expectancy Increases; Polio Campaign In Afgha
  106. Iodine Deficiency - Another Reason To Avoid Fast Food?
  107. Discovery Of Link Between Cumulative Hardships And Health In Low-Income Young Childre
  108. The Children's Hospital Offers Tips On Keeping Your Family Healthy And Fit
  109. Weight-Loss Surgery May Ease Childbirth Risks (HealthDay)
  110. Healthy Diet Could Cut Alzheimer's Disease Risk (HealthDay)
  111. Standard Process Launches Enzycore To Aid Healthy Digestion
  112. Weight-Loss Surgery May Ease Childbirth Risks (HealthDay)
  113. New Adult Malnutrition Strategies Could Improve Diagnosis And Treatment
  114. Healthy Diet Could Cut Alzheimer's Disease Risk (HealthDay)
  115. Eating well on a food stamp budget: $68.88
  116. Do diabetics do better after colon cancer surgery? (Reuters)
  117. Statement By American Heart Association President Clyde Yancy, M.D. On Menu Labeling
  118. Weight-Loss Surgery May Ease Childbirth Risks (HealthDay)
  119. Creative And Active Play In Childhood Is Linked To Good Adult Health
  120. Cargill's Steviol Glycosides Dossier Receives Positive Scientific Opinion From The Eu
  121. British Nutrition Foundation Conference Addresses Consumer Confusion About Low Calori
  122. MDA.org: Laid-Off Newsman with FSHD Starts Second Career
  123. Dark chocolate may be good for your liver
  124. CDC: E.coli food poisoning down last year (AP)
  125. Perhaps A Longer Lifespan, Certainly A Longer 'Healthspan'
  126. Diet High In B-vitamins Lowers Heart Risks In Japanese Study
  127. Obesity Epidemic May Cut Life Spans of Young Adults (HealthDay)
  128. Obesity Epidemic May Cut Life Spans of Young Adults (HealthDay)
  129. Harvard Researchers' Beef? Insurance Companies Owning Fast Food Stock
  130. Fostering Chemical Senses Research And Understanding Smell And Taste In Health And Di
  131. Is your boyfriend making you fat?
  132. Gene makes people fat, raises Alzheimer's risk (Reuters)
  133. Breast Cancer Risk Tied To Grandmother's Diet
  134. 'Mediterranean Diet' And Genetic Basis For Health Benefits
  135. Report: FDA should force rollback in salty foods (AP)
  136. Parents' obesity, especially mom's, tied to kids' risk (Reuters)
  137. Too much sugar increases heart disease risk
  138. Processed meat tied to ovarian cancer risk
  139. Slash hidden salt, medical panel urges FDA
  140. School lunches called a national security threat
  141. American Idol winner sparks smoking debate (AP)
  142. FDA Should Set Standards For Salt Added To Processed Foods, Prepared Meals
  143. Dietary Assessment Method Affects Results Of Study Of Association Between Fiber And C
  144. Study Finds Patients Breathe Easier After Weight-Loss Surgery (HealthDay)
  145. Study Finds Patients Breathe Easier After Weight-Loss Surgery (HealthDay)
  146. More U.S. Women May Be Obese Than Thought (HealthDay)
  147. New Research Provides Insight Into Healthier Consumption Of Sushi
  148. Why we eat when we’re not hungry
  149. 6 eating rules for faster weight loss
  150. Ramen inventor's son soups up healthier legacy
  151. Study Links Maternal Height To Children's Health Outcomes
  152. Losing 10 pounds could boost your immunity
  153. Higher Consumption Of Dietary Added Sugars Associated With Unfavorable Cholesterol An
  154. Maternal Height And Risk Of Child Mortality And Undernutrition - Editorial
  155. Kombucha: Wonder tonic or slimy sludge?
  156. Weekend calories may be wrecking your diet
  157. Teaching Kids How To Eat-Not How To Diet-Key To Obesity Battle
  158. Proper Nutrition Critical To The Health Of Young Gymnasts
  159. Nutrition Researchers To Develop New Growth Charts For Children With Down Syndrome
  160. U.S., Other Donors Commit $880M For New World Bank-Hosted Global Food Security Fund
  161. Americans Increasingly Concerned About The Amount Of Sodium In Their Diets, But Consu
  162. Health Tip: Reduce Dietary Sugar (HealthDay)
  163. Bad habits can age you by 12 years, study suggests (AP)
  164. Health Tip: Reduce Dietary Sugar (HealthDay)
  165. Childhood Obesity and Diabetes: Two Sides of the Same Coin (Time.com)
  166. Stanford Study Shows Stealthy Leads To Healthy In Effort To Improve Diet
  167. Corn smut? Tastes great and good for you, too
  168. 'Skinny dream' burst by weight loss realities
  169. OTC Drugs May Work Differently in Obese Kids (HealthDay)
  170. OTC Drugs May Work Differently in Obese Kids (HealthDay)
  171. Vit. B link to diabetic kidney malfunction: study (AFP)
  172. Childhood Obesity and Diabetes: Two Sides of the Same Coin (Time.com)
  173. California county wants to ban toys in kids' meals (Reuters)
  174. Signs Of Aging Accelerated By Phosphorous In Sodas And Processed Foods
  175. Nutrition Education At WIC Influences Participants To Consume More Healthful Foods
  176. California county bans fast-food toys to stem child obesity (AFP)
  177. Prostate Cancer Vaccine May Get FDA Approval (HealthDay)
  178. Mothers' obesity tied to newborn heart defects (Reuters)
  179. What women eat may affect kids, grandkids
  180. What You Eat Affects You, Your Kids and Your Grandkids (LiveScience.com)
  181. New Research Finds Milk Supplies Half Of All Vitamin D In The American Diet
  182. In Niger, UNICEF, WFP And The Government Are Working Together To Prevent Malnutrition
  183. Also In Global Health News: HIV Prevention In Iran; Water Pricing; Malaria Control Ch
  184. Chili Pepper Compound Speeded Up Fat Burning In Dieters
  185. Tight Blood Sugar Control May Not Harm Diabetics (HealthDay)
  186. Organic Snackers Underestimate Calories, Study Shows
  187. Public Health Officials Cite Value Of USP's Work, Call For Stronger Partnerships
  188. Cost Of Healthy Eating In Saskatchewan Report Released, Canada
  189. School Nutrition Association Recognizes Professionals Who Serve Healthy Meals
  190. FDA Offers Consumer Tips About Shopping At The Store On FoodSafety.gov
  191. Obesity ups risk of painful fibromyalgia (Reuters)
  192. FDA investigating recall of children's medicine (AP)
  193. Infant, children's Tylenol, Motrin recalled in U.S. (Reuters)
  194. Eye Disease Rates High Among Latino Americans (HealthDay)
  195. Kids Suffer When Parents Choose Between Health Care, Bills (HealthDay)
  196. Kids Suffer When Parents Choose Between Health Care, Bills (HealthDay)
  197. Louisiana Tech Students, Faculty Earn Accolades From Louisiana Dietetic Association
  198. Obese kids more apt to be bullied, study confirms (Reuters)
  199. Foreign Policy Examines Global Food Security
  200. Improving The Health Of All The World's Children
  201. USDA Announces Upcoming Purchases Of Commodities For Federal Food And Nutrition Assis
  202. Bullies Target Obese Kids (HealthDay)
  203. Prostate Cancer Vaccine Gains FDA Approval (HealthDay)
  204. Obesity a Bigger Threat to Kids in Southern States (HealthDay)
  205. Oregon has lowest rate of childhood obesity (AP)
  206. Obesity Linked to Low Testosterone in Men (LiveScience.com)
  207. Bullies Target Obese Kids (HealthDay)
  208. Obesity a Bigger Threat to Kids in Southern States (HealthDay)
  209. Mississippi has most obese kids; Oregon the least (Reuters)
  210. 'Healthy' Pre-Diabetics Still Face Heart Disease Threat (HealthDay)
  211. Research Evaluates Dietary Protein Needs And The Role Of Protein In Weight Loss And M
  212. Children's Health Suffers When Families Must Choose Between Basic Necessities And Pay
  213. FDA Warns Consumers To Avoid Vita Breath Dietary Supplement
  214. The Effect Of Dietary Supplements, Acids And Animal Protein On Gastrointestinal Disor
  215. Health Tip: Keep Your Child Safe in the Backyard (HealthDay)
  216. FDA Reviews Side Effects From Prostate Cancer Therapy (HealthDay)
  217. Qnexa weight loss drug lowers blood pressure: study (Reuters)
  218. FDA found bacteria in lots for recalled Tylenol (AP)
  219. Health Tip: Keep Your Child Safe in the Backyard (HealthDay)
  220. Greater Weight Gain And Complications During Pregnancy More Of A Risk In Food Insecur
  221. Access To Safe And Healthy Foods: American Dietetic Association Releases Updated Posi
  222. AU Chair Discusses Proposed Food Security Compact Ahead Of World Economic Forum On Af
  223. Vitamin A Does Not Improve Maternal, Infant Health, Study Finds
  224. Flashy fruits entice kids to chow down
  225. Chicken nuggets put to the test: taste vs. health
  226. As FDA Eyes Prostate Cancer Drugs, Experts Urge Caution (HealthDay)
  227. Radiofrequency Device Approved for Severe Chronic Asthma (HealthDay)
  228. Abbott Opens Asia-Pacific Nutrition Research & Development Center In Singapore
  229. Surgery "should be last resort for obese children" (Reuters)
  230. Health Tip: What Causes IBD? (HealthDay)
  231. Health Benefits Of Wheat Can Be Improved By Plant Breeding
  232. Novel Processing Technologies Developed For Extending Use Of Oats In Gluten-free Diet
  233. Also In Global Health News: Food Aid To Yemen; TB Grant; Female Health Workers; Hunge
  234. Wheat Aleurone As Part Of Ready-To-Eat Cereals And Bread Shows Evidence For Health Po
  235. Hebrew SeniorLife Institute For Aging Research Recommends More Protein In Diet To Pre
  236. Consumers In European Countries Appreciate Grain Healthiness In Diverse Ways
  237. Think you're lactose intolerant? You might be wrong
  238. Surprising New Diet Tip: Lose Weight Quickly (LiveScience.com)
  239. Health Tip: What Causes IBD? (HealthDay)
  240. New And Improved Gluten-Free Foods Developed For Patients With Celiac Disease
  241. Creating New Healthy Ingredients By Innovative Milling Techniques And Processes For C
  242. Statement From American Heart Association CEO Nancy Brown On Introduction Of The Heal
  243. Obesity Behind Rise of 'Phantom' Brain Tumors in Children (HealthDay)
  244. IRIN Examines Possible Changes To U.S. Food Aid Policy
  245. Americans Missing Out On Phytonutrients Associated With Bone Health
  246. FDA approves new birth control pill Natazia (Reuters)
  247. Obesity Behind Rise of 'Phantom' Brain Tumors in Children (HealthDay)
  248. Obese Kids May Be More Likely to Snore (HealthDay)
  249. Obese Kids May Be More Likely to Snore (HealthDay)
  250. Dietary Protein May Reduce Hip Fractures In The Elderly