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Nutrition-wise blog
With Mayo Clinic nutritionists Jennifer Nelson, M.S., R.D. and Katherine Zeratsky, R.D.
Shedding light on vitamin D
Researchers look at how much vitamin D you need and the best way to get it.
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Healthy habits for the new year
New Year's resolutions to get 2009 off to a healthy start.
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Food (allergies) and festivities
Food allergies: Tips for making festivities friendly for those with allergies.
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Help for the couch potato
If you're a couch potato, here are some helpful tips to get you up and moving on the road to better health.
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Tools to lessen impulsive eating
How to get a grip on eating as a way of coping with stress.
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Getting a handle on meal portions
Get some tips on reducing the size of your portions when eating.
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New help in the battle against obesity
New approach in fighting obesity focuses on lifestyle patterns and how to change them.
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Infant feedings: Don't rush the transition
Don't rush through the first year and drop breast-feeding too early.
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Physical activity a recipe for better health
Physical activity, strength training go hand in hand with a healthy diet.
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Curb the candy binge on Halloween
Simplify Halloween, and you'll help create memories beyond battling the candy binge.
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Watch the sugar content in cereals
Don't skip breakfast, just make sure you're making a healthy choice.
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U.S. drafts new rules for genetically engineered animals used for food
Government invites comments on rules proposed for genetically engineered animals used for food.
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Study looks at health impact of bisphenol A
Researchers advance efforts to examine effects of chemical found in food containers.
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Back to the future when it comes to local food choices
It's time to re-think food choices and embrace local food products.
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Study finds evidence of obesity stigma
Tool helps identify bias against obesity.
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Thumbs up or down for the mighty burger?
Los Angeles fights fast food, while in Paris the hamburger is now hip.
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Fascinating connection between broccoli and reversal of diabetes complications
More study is needed, but broccoli appears to have promise in reversing diabetes complications.
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Not-so-happy meals for kids
Adults need to get motivated to do something regarding the fast food that our kids eat.
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Helping a loved one with special dietary needs
An encounter with GERD leads to lifestyle and diet changes.
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Catfish and tilapia: Healthy or harmful?
Fatty acids fuel debate over relative merits of two popular fish. Continue reading 9 comments posted
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