 | Feeding young babies solid foods such as crackers, cereals and bread may set them up for a lifelong preference for salt. And though babies are born with a clear preference for sweet foods and distaste for bitter foods, they appear indifferent to salt in the first few months of life. How much salt is in starchy foods young children eat? |
 | Food has changed in the last five decades. Obesity rates soared in the 1980s because a generation of young women decades earlier smoked, spurned breast-feeding and restricted their weight during numerous, closely spaced pregnancies. Obesity doesn't have to be your destiny |
 | The latest issue of the Journal of Caffeine Research offers two studies on the effects of caffeine on physical activities. One study looks at how runners performed after consuming caffeine and the other considered whether caffeine provides bicyclists with a boost. |
 | What if there was a natural product that effectively reduced blood sugar and calories and could be added to the food supply? That's the premise behind Emulin, a patented formulation of compounds found in fruits, like grapefruit and berries. Traffic pollution may be linked to diabetes risk |
 | The Supreme Court announced that it would hear arguments over three days in late March to decide the constitutionality of President Obama's healthcare law, another sign the justices see the case as a once-in-a-generation test of the federal government's regulatory power. Young women's use of reproductive health services declines |
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