Here in the United States, a growing number of pregnant women are developing gestational diabetes which can put both mother and child at risk.
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Here in the United States, a growing number of pregnant women are developing gestational diabetes which can put both mother and child at risk.
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For most, reckless snacking derails their healthy diet, leaving them frustrated and overweight.
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Many children in New Zealand are undernourished according to one of the country’s largest natural healthcare companies, Health & Herbs International, which has launched a new campaign to educate parents about the need for supplements. Health …
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One in three American adults is obese.
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It is estimated that the number of people with Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders in North Carolina will just about double in the next 20 years.
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The Davis High School corn stand at the Central Washington State Fairgrounds Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2009.
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No Southern comfort in obesity For many blacks in the South, healthy living is at odds with the cultureBy David Person HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — We Southerners are proud of our cuisine, but we could do without the distinction of once…
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MADISON, Wis. — Many parents are used to hearing reports about the growing problem of childhood obesity, but there is a fine line parents must walk when it comes to encouraging children to eat a healthy diet.
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With hundreds of healthy recipes available, cancer prevention can be on the menu year round.
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The brain is our most complex but least understood organ. We can name its parts but our knowledge of what each part does, or how, is rudimentary. In The Brain Book, journalist Rita Carter has assembled what is known about the nerve centre of each individual and explains with the aid of images and graphics its structure, function and disorders.
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