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Senate Health, Education, Labor And Pensions Committee Advances Hamburg's Nomination As FDA Commissioner
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureThe Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee on Wednesday voted to approve the nomination of Margaret Hamburg, President Obama's nominee for FDA commissioner, moving consideration of the nomination to the Senate floor, CQ Today reports (Armstrong, CQ Today, 5/13).A spokesperson for S ...
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Wed May 2009
Diet And Exercise Intervention Helps Older, Overweight Cancer Survivors Reduce Functional Decline
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureA home-based diet and exercise program reduced the rate of functional decline among older, overweight long-term survivors of colorectal, breast and prostate cancer, according to a study in the May 13 issue of JAMA. "In 2008, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services declared mobility mainte ...
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Wed May 2009
Linus Pauling Prize For Health Research Won By Vitamin D Expert Dr. Michael Holick
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureDr. Michael Holick, a professor of medicine, physiology and biophysics at the Boston University School of Medicine who has revolutionized the understanding of vitamin D and its role in disease prevention, has received the $50,000 Linus Pauling Institute Prize for Health Research. The prize was pr ...
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Wed May 2009
Advances In Nutritional Support For The Hospitalized Patient
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureWHAT: Assessment of a hospitalized patient's nutritional status often remains absent from routine examination, which can lead to unrecognized and untreated malnutrition. In addition, despite a basic understanding by hospitalists that malnutrition can severely impact patient recovery, corrective me ...
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Wed May 2009
Nine Of The Top 20 Health Issues Researched On The Internet Relate To Dieting, Weight Loss And Healthy Living
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureNine of the top 20 health issues researched on the internet relate to dieting, weight loss and healthy living. Women make up the majority (fifty five per cent) of people who use the internet to research health and medical issues and nine of the top twenty health and medical searches on the inter ...
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Wed May 2009
Discretionary Fortification Of Junk Food With Vitamin And Mineral Could Be Approved By Health Canada
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureHealth Canada considers permitting vitamin and mineral (iron, calcium etc.) additives in high-calorie food products of all sorts, such as potato chips, energy bars, fruit flavored drinks. However dieticians and other health professionals caution that those products continue to be fortified junk food ...
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Wed May 2009
Agency Publishes 2012 Salt Reduction Targets
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureAs part of its continued drive to reduce people's risk of developing coronary heart disease, the Food Standards Agency has today published revised, voluntary salt reduction targets for industry to meet by 2012. More challenging targets for 2012 have been set for 80 categories of foods, to ensure t ...
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Wed May 2009
Thousands Plan To Gather For The 2009 Premier School Nutrition Event In Las Vegas
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureWhen school is out, training and networking is in for the thousands of school nutrition professionals who will attend this year's Annual National Conference of the School Nutrition Association in Las Vegas, Nevada. ...
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Wed May 2009
Coming Late 2009, The Nordic Diet By Trine Hahnemann
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureThe world has suddenly discovered that the so-called 'Nordic diet' is comparable in terms of nutrition and healthiness with the well-known sun-ripened Mediterranean diet. Scientists are constantly on the lookout for answers to how food affects our health and how to give people guidelines on a balanc ...
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Wed May 2009
Wanted: Healthy Food For Indigenous Communities
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureFood supplementation programs for women, infants and children are among the strategies that should be trialled to improve nutrition in Indigenous communities, according to an editorial published in the May 18 Indigenous Health issue of the Medical Journal of Australia. ...
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Wed May 2009
Study Links Practices Of Food And Tobacco Industries
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureIn a review and analysis of tobacco and food industry practices, leading researchers from Yale University and the University of Michigan pinpoint similarities in strategies used across both industries. ...
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Fri Mar 2009
PA Education Secretary Emphasizes Importance Of Breakfast For Student Performance
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureEducation Secretary Gerald L. Zahorchak ate breakfast with 3rd graders from Harrisburg City School District to highlight school breakfast programs and announce steps the department is taking to increase participation in these vital programs. "Children who start the day with a healthy breakfast ar ...
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Fri Mar 2009
Sugary Drinks Are Bad For Your Heart
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureRegular consumption of sugary beverages such as soda put women at a higher risk for coronary heart disease. This data is part of a new study led by Simmons College Nutrition Professor Teresa Fung. Published in the April edition of the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, the study found a sign ...
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Fri Mar 2009
Breast Is Best For First Six Months, Royal Australian College Of General Practitioners
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureThe Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) has welcomed the launch of a national 24-hour helpline, 1800 MUM 2 MUM (1800 686 2 686), to provide breastfeeding information for new mums. The Australian Government has provided funding to help establish the service nationally, which is ...
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Fri Mar 2009
Metabolism Is Modifiable With The Right Lifestyle Changes
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureThe human body can be trained to burn more daily calories with the right nutrition and exercise modifications, according to an expert at American College of Sports Medicine's (ACSM) Health & Fitness Summit & Exposition. Liz Applegate, Ph.D. ...
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Fri Mar 2009
Fructose Metabolism By The Brain Increases Food Intake And Obesity
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureThe journal Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications (http://www.elsevier.com/locate/ybbrc) (BBRC), published by Elsevier, will publish an important review this week online, by M. Daniel Lane and colleagues at Johns Hopkins, building on the suggested link between the consumption of fructo ...
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Fri Mar 2009
FDA Warns Consumers, Food Service Operators, And Retailers To Avoid Oysters Recently Harvested From Mississippi Area 2C
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration is advising retailers and food service operators not to offer for sale oysters harvested between Feb. 24 and March 17, 2009, from Mississippi Area 2C, located in the Mississippi Sound portion of the Gulf of Mexico near Pass Christian, Miss. Further, consumers ar ...
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Fri Mar 2009
Dietitians Debunk The Detox
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureNow that summer is over and New Year resolutions of eating well have fallen away, Australia's leading nutrition body is warning against quick-fix diets. According to a Newspoll survey commissioned by the Dietitians Association of Australia (DAA), almost half of Australian adults (46 per cent ...
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Fri Mar 2009
How To Apply Affiliate Marketing To one industry
Categorie : Nutrition/AgricultureLast week, I had the good fortune of attending IIR's Online Affiliates conference as a panel moderator. Of course, the panelists for "Product Placement Gets Context Centric" were great. And while the panel was all about the future of affiliate marketing, what struck me most was the incredi ...
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Fri Dec 2008
Categorie : Nutrition/Agriculture
A pacifier can help keep your baby calm and happy between feedings. While pacifiers are generally safe, it's important to follow a few rules to prevent accidents. ...
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