Diabetes, nutrition and weight.
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Sunshine, longer days and warmer temperatures: It’s the season of get-up-and-go, with opportunities to be physically active around every corner. From the park and the pool, to the sidewalk and the backyard, the outside ...
Changes announced today to the Nutrition Facts label found on most foods sold in stores represent a significant step forward in helping people understand the label, and connect the label more closely to consumers’ ...
American Cancer Society’s Cancer Prevention Study-3 Enrolls over 300,000 People to Help Finish the Fight against Cancer. One hundred years ago, the American Cancer Society began the fight of a lifetime – the fight ...
Inactivity and unhealthy eating habits are obvious contributing factors to obesity. To shed unwanted pounds, change your diet and increase activity. But research from the Texas A&M Health Science Center’s Institute of ...
Most Americans know someone who has died of a stroke—not surprising, considering that the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) cites it as the cause of 1 out of every 18 deaths in the United States. Most of us also ...
Preventing obesity and chronic diseases such as heart disease, diabetes and some cancers is possible through healthful eating habits and a physically active lifestyle, according to a newly updated position paper of the ...
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics reminds Americans that nutrient needs change as we age, so eating right and being physically active are keys to staying healthy throughout life. Ensure you and loved ones are ...
To improve your heart health, you have to look at your overall health and take note of your diet, exercise habits and attitude. Good nutrition and daily exercise are vitally important components to heart health, but ...
Spring is now upon us, welcoming flowers, warmer weather and of course spring cleaning. The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics along with ConAgra Foods encourages Americans to give their kitchens a thorough cleaning ...
Many children today are moving too little or eating too much. The result: The number of overweight children has doubled in the past 30 years. There are serious health consequences. People in their 20s and 30s will ...
