Nutritional Programs May Help To Improve Food Insecurities Among Diabetics

A study conducted by researchers at SUNY Upstate Medical University, suggests that low-income diabetic adults who have food insecurities due to the recent recession are at a greater risk to experience complications from their illness, compared to those who do not have these worries. Nutrition plays a key role in a diabetics’ treatment, according to

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Poor diet may lead to pancreatic cancer

Scientists are learning more about how bad eating habits may contribute to pancreatic cancer, a disease that will kill more than 35,000 Americans this year. ABC News has recently reported data from the National Institutes of Health which suggest people who indulge heavily in meat and dairy fats are more likely more to develop the

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New evidence links vitamin D to flu prevention

Vitamin C is commonly associated with immunity boosting, but recent research has suggested vitamin D may also have that effect. A team of researchers from the University of Colorado at Denver and Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston analyzed blood samples from 19,000 U.S. adults who also underwent physical exams, according to a report by Ottawa

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Chronic Constipation Overlooked In Children, Leads To Severe Symptoms

Children who suffer from constipation may be at risk of developing severe symptoms, according to findings published in the journal Pediatrics. This is because researchers have found several contributing factors that worsen the digestive disorder, and are often over looked. First, the recent study showed that a growing number of children who consume low amounts

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Experts warn against trans fats

Consuming a healthy and balanced diet can sometimes be a challenge, which is why some people choose to use nutritional supplements to ensure they get the vitamins and nutrients they need. Now, America’s largest association of doctors has spoken out about the need to ban trans fats from the country’s menus. Trans fats are artificial

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High Cholesterol Linked To Increased Coronary Heart Disease Risk In Young People

Young people with high cholesterol may be more likely to develop coronary heart disease, according to findings published in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine. During a 20-year study conducted at the University of California in San Francisco, more than 3,200 individuals aged 18 to 30 had their cholesterol measured. The researchers also used commuted

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