Warning: Immigrating to North America may foster smoking in children
Moving to Canada could be perilous for the health of young immigrants. A new study has found that over time, immigrant kids from multiethnic, disadvantaged, inner-city neighborhoods are up to 3.5 times more likely to smoke. The findings are important since an estimated 45,000 school-aged kids immigrate to Canada with their parents apiece year.
How to make French fries with less acrylamide
Researchers have developed a technique to to reduce acrylamide in French fries on an industrial scale. Acrylamide is a product that might cause cancer and was discovered in various foods.
Taxing unhealthy foods may encourage healthier eating habits
A current study found that taxing unhealthy food reduces the amount of calories bought more than subsidizing healthy foods.
The Amazing Artichoke
Don’t let its thorny exterior intimidate you. The humble artichoke offers a bounty of flavor and nutrition — especially in our artichoke spinach gratin.
Stress hormone, depression trigger obesity in girls, study finds
Depression raises stress hormone levels in adolescent boys and girls but might lead to blubber only in girls, according to researchers. Early treatment of depression could help reduce stress and control blubber — a major health issue.
Pets in airplane cabins: An unnecessary allergic hazard?
The preferences of pet owners should not replace the well-being of their fellow passengers, state experts in a new editorial.
Hazards from secondhand smoke in bars and restaurants
New research shows that concentrations of secondhand tobacco smoke inhaled in smoking rooms of restaurants and bars are exceptionally high and perilous to health.
Mindful Eating for Healthy Weight Loss: Choose Wisely
Learn easy mind body nutrition techniques for healthy intake throughout the year. No deprivation, no calorie counting, no dieting. These tips work whether you…
The Big Breakfast Diet Review
What is The Huge Breakfast Diet, and can it work for you? WebMD reviews The Huge Breakfast Diet, including how it works, what you can eat, and whether it’s healthy.
Legislating to promote healthy eating and physical activity
Governments and experts are calling for action to combat the medical, economic and social costs of rising rates of preventable conditions like obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and some cancers, according to a new article.
