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In The News 2007

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The Level 1 Diet

Harvard School of Public Health

ScienceDaily: Dietary Supplements

Burnham Institute For Medical Research

'Supersize Me' Mouse Research Offers Grim Warning For America's Fast Food Consumers

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Dec 26, 2007

Myths Even Doctors Believe

Researchers Nix Low-carb Diet

Cancer: Why The Switch Stays On

Milk And Egg Allergies Harder To Outgrow

Overexcited Neurons Not Good For Cell Health

Brain Malfunction Explains Dehydration In Elderly

Update To Food Guide Pyramid For Older Adults

Moderate Exercise Cuts Rate Of Metabolic Syndrome

Bacteria That Cause Urinary Tract Infections Invade Bladder Cells

Constipation Most Common Cause Of Children's Abdominal Pain

Carb-cutting Enzyme Stopped By Bean Extract, Endocrinologists Say

Breath Test Can Discriminate Between A Bacterial Overgrowth And IBS

Consumer Demand For Antioxidants Has Outpaced Scientific Knowledge

Antibiotic Resistance Found In Poultry Even When No Antibiotics Were Used

Active Compounds Found In Fungus (Reshi) Has Potential To Treat Prostate Cancer

NIH Panel Seeks To Dispel Stigma Associated With Fecal And Urinary Incontinence

Dec 16, 2007

Too Much Fructose Could Leave Dieters Sugar Shocked

How Bacteria In Cows' Milk May Cause Crohn's Disease

Message To The Elderly: It's Never Too Late To Prevent Illness

Hay Diet For Cattle No Cure For Lethal E. Coli, Idaho Study Shows

Cattle Fed Byproducts Of Ethanol Production Harbor Dangerous E. Coli Bacteria

Dec 04, 2007

Data On Food Antioxidants Aid Research

Diet For Brain Development, From The Beginning

Fast-Acting Carbs May Hasten Vision Loss Over Time

When It Comes To Vitamins, More (Folic Acid) Is Not Better

Club Drugs Inflict Damage Similar To Traumatic Brain Injury

Omega-3 Fatty Acids Protect Against Parkinson's, Study Says

Chemicals From Recycled Cardboard May Contaminate Take-out Food

Direct-to-consumer Genetic Tests Concerns Physicians And May Mislead Patients

Nov 24, 2007

Try Adding These Superfoods

How Water 'Lubricates' Proteins

Even Very Low Levels Of Lead Cause Brain Damage In Children

Sinus Problems Are Treated Well With Safe, Inexpensive Treatment

Flavonoid-rich Diet Helps Women Decrease Risk Of Ovarian Cancer

Too Much Sugar Turns Off Gene That Controls Effects Of Sex Steroids

Nov 17, 2007

Sugar And Metabolic Disease

Seaweed Transformed Into Stem Cell Technology

Rice Bran Could Reduce Risk Of Intestinal Cancer

Grape Powder Blocks Genes Linked To Colon Cancer

Bacteria Organize Into Biofilms To Survive Hostile Zones

Chemotherapy And Radiation Together Extend Lung Cancer Patients' Lives

Eating Fish, Omega-3 Oils, Fruits And Veggies Lowers Risk Of Memory Problems

Chronic Kidney Disease Rises While Most People With The Condition Remain Unaware

Nov 11, 2007

Infections, Bacteria 'Critical For Healthy Life

Boiled Peanuts Pack Big Antioxidant Punch

Ripe Fruit Contains Highly Active Antioxidants

Scientists Question Folic Acid Fortification

Folic Acid Linked To Increased Cancer Rate

Scientists Find New Causes For Neurodegeneration

Our Diet Must Change To Cut Cancer Risk, Experts Urge

Foods, Not Specific Nutrients, May Be Key To Good Health

Rosemary Chicken Protects Your Brain From Free Radicals

Severely Restricted Diet Linked To Physical Fitness Into Old Age

Overweight Mothers Run Greater Risk Of Having Hyperactive Children

Canola Oil Increases Compliance With Dietary Recommendations For Fatty Acids

Gene Expression Can Indicate Common Pain Killer, Acetaminophen, Overdose

Chemical In Red Wine, Fruits And Vegetables May Stop Cancer, Heart Disease, Depending On The Dose

Oct 22, 2007

Sugar molecules in bones

Antioxidants-Have You Eaten Micro-algae Lately?

Garlic Boosts Hydrogen Sulfide To Relax Arteries

Insulin's Brain Impact Links Drugs And Diabetes

Flavonoids Govern Cell Processes, Enhance Health

Baby Formula WIth Fish Oil Added May Help Infants

Ear Infection Superbug Resistant To All Pediatric Antibiotics

Risks And Health-care Costs Of Common Pain Killers Underestimated

Fresh Fruits And Vegetables Retain Antioxidants Long After Purchase

Oct 07, 2007

Influence Of Drug Companies On Medical Literature

Daisies Lead Scientists Down Path To New Leukemia Drug

Red Wine Ingredient - Resveratrol - Fights Diabetes In Mice

New Treatment For Stroke Works Up To A Day After Symptoms Start

Avoiding Sweets May Spell A Longer Life, Study In Worms Suggests

Sep 30, 2007

Alzheimer's Disease Could Be A Third Form Of Diabetes

Nosespray Vaccine Using Aloe Vera Has Exciting Potential

You Can Teach An Old Dog New Tricks - With The Right Diet

Eat Less To Live Longer: Calorie Restriction Linked To Long Healthy Lives

Quick-burning Carbs May Cause Fatty Liver: Low-glycemic Diet Protected Mice

Cell-surface Sugar Defects May Trigger Nerve Damage In Multiple Sclerosis Patients

Sep 25, 2007

Mother's Milk A Gift That Keeps On Giving

Testosterone In The Womb Linked To Autism

Health Food Supplement May Curb Addiction

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Linked To Stomach Virus

Sugar Identified As Key To Malaria Parasite Invasion

United States Continues To Have Highest Level Of Health Spending

Blocking Formation Of Toxic Plaques Implicated In Type 2 Diabetes

Drug Spending Caps Cause Some Seniors To Quit Taking Key Medicines

Metabolic Syndrome Heightens Risk For Development Of Uric-acid Kidney Stones

Certain Nutrients Associated With Reduced Risk For Age-related Eye Disease

Sep 12, 2007

Glcnac Transferase

N-Acetylglucosaminyltransferases

Glycomics investigation into insulin

Antioxidants: Preventing Diseases

Antioxidants may reduce chemo effects

White Blood Cells Are Picky About Sugar

Sugar Helps Control Cell Division (O-GlcNAc)

Sugar Substitute Xylitol Reduces Risk Of Cavities

Sep 8, 2007

Editorial comment: "My wife and I discused this (hybrid-evil) a year ago".

Human-Animal Hybrid Embryos Approved For Research In Britain

Avocados May Help Prevent Oral Cancer, Study Shows

Fat Transforms Vitamin C From 'Good Cop' Into 'Bad Cop'

N-acetylcysteine Antioxidant May Not Be As Safe As Once Thought

Sugary Drinks, Not Fruit Juice, May Be Linked To Insulin Resistance

The Power Of Fruit Juice: Corn syrup is related to many bad health issues

Aluminum In Breast Tissue: A Possible Factor In The Cause Of Breast Cancer

Many Medical Residents Lack Biostatistics Knowledge Needed To Interpret Clinical Research

Sep 1, 2007

Dietary Restriction Cleans Cells

Non-Stick Chemicals Linked To Low Birth Weigh

Vitamin E's Lack Of Heart Benefit Linked To Dosage

Compound In Broccoli Could Boost Immune System, Says Study

Chemists Discover New Way Antioxidants Fight Debilitating Diseases

Common Component Of Fruits, Vegetables Kills Prostate Cancer Cells

Brain Research Shows Why Long-term Drug Users Just Can't Say No

Soda Warning? High-fructose Corn Syrup Linked To Diabetes, New Study Suggests

Aug 20, 2007

The Ins and Outs of Natural Digestion

How Much Water Should You Drink? It Depends

Despite Claims, Not All Probiotics Can Treat Diarrhea Say Experts

Aug 17, 2007

GABA: How important is it? Or, click on Gamma-aminobutyric acid

Role of glutamatergic and GABAergic systems in alcoholism

New Developments in the Realm of Complementary Medicine

Aug 12, 2007

Dartmouth, GlycoFi Researchers Make Leap In Protein Bioengineering

Scientists Discover A Control Mechanism For Metastasis

Link Found Between Crohn's Disease And E. Coli Bacteria

Snuff Not Safe: Smokeless Tobacco Delivers More Of Some Dangerous Carcinogens Than Cigarettes

Too Many Vitamins? One Antioxidant Linked To Heart Disease, Study Shows

Skeleton Is An Endocrine Organ, Crucial To Regulating Energy Metabolism

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