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Fruits, Veggies Won't Lower Colon Cancer Risk
Study finds no link, but these foods do fight other health woes, experts say

Omega-3s Guard Against Type 1 Diabetes
High-risk kids who ate more fatty acids were less likely to develop diabetes, study says

Junk Food, TV Driving Kids to Obesity
Studies find it's tougher than ever for youngsters to stay healthy

Regular Eye Screens Spot Diabetic Vision Trouble
Chronic high blood sugar is leading cause of adult-onset blindness, experts note

Scientists Serve Up Better Fish Batter
They say they've lowered the fat, kept the crispiness

Take Care of Your Heart Before and After Problems
Healthy blood pressure and weight can help avoid heart failure; rehab can aid recovery

Diet Change Can Curb Fatty Liver Disease
Switching to low-glycemic carbs prevents the lethal illness, study finds

No Clear Winner in Diabetes Treatment Trial
Patient needs may dictate which combo of drugs plus insulin works best, researchers say

Childhood Obesity Epidemic a Long-Term Challenge
It may take decades to reverse the health threats, experts say

Support System Leads to Better Diet, Nutrition
Women who got phone counseling ate more veggies and fiber, less fat, study found

Obesity Won't Affect Seniors' Memory
It is tied to increased Alzheimer's risk, however, researchers say

Aerobic, Weight Training Combo Best Against Diabetes
Exercise is always good, but combining two approaches brings better results, study finds

The Nutrition-Conscious Take a Bite Out of Fast Food
Menus are changing nationwide as customer, regulatory pressures mount

Non-Stick Gum Something to Chew On
Inventors say product dissolves naturally

Tomato Diet Can't Guarantee Prostate Health: Study
Lycopene, other nutrients no shield against prostate cancer, researchers say

Women's Folic Acid Levels Improving
That should mean fewer serious birth defects, U.S. experts say

Being Overweight is Hard on the Heart
It raises risks even if blood pressure, cholesterol factored out, study finds

Veggies Might Ward Off Age-Linked Vision Woes
Two nutrients protect against macular degeneration, study finds

Family Dinners Shape Healthier Eating Habits
Routine helps teens make better food choices as adults, study finds

Weight Gain May Spell Trouble for Heart Failure Patients
It typically precedes their hospitalization, study finds


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Don't ignore these symptoms

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Make sure the youngster is getting the right foods and liquids

Health Tip: Choose Your Chocolate Carefully
It's not all heart-healthy

Health Tip: Picnic Precautions
Handle food properly to prevent illness

Health Tip: Getting Antioxidants
Where to find them

Health Tip: Sensible Ways to Shed Pounds
Missing meals is a bad idea, AARP says

Health Tip: Drink Lots of Water
Why it's so important

Health Tip: Dining While on the Road
Good eating habits can travel with you

Health Tip: Foods to Avoid During Pregnancy
They could harm your developing baby

Health Tip: Shop Healthy
Spend more time in the fruits and veggies aisle

Health Tip: Prevent Obesity in Your Child
Suggestions to keep him healthy

Health Tip: Avoid Fad Diets
They can be unhealthy, and sometimes downright dangerous

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Don't leave healthy eating habits home

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