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Pregnant women who lack sufficient amounts of the B-vitamin biotin may be increasing their chances of having a child with birth defects, new research suggests. However, the researchers stopped short of recommending vitamin B supplements for pregnant...
Cholesterol-lowering drugs known as statins can be more effective when accompanied by a sensible diet, according to new research from Finland.
The best way for primary school children to avoid obesity and maintain a healthy lifestyle is to join a lunchtime club, according to new research published by the UK Food Standards Agency.
For most diabetics, a high-carbohydrate/low-fat diet has long been one of the most important methods of combating their condition. But according to new guidelines from the American Diabetes Association (ADA), sufferers may now choose a...
A novel way of tackling the problem of anaemia in children has been created with help from the HJ Heinz food group. Research shows that Supplefer Sprinkles - iron and vitamin C supplements which can be easily added to a range of foodstuffs - can help...
A research team from Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia has found that both moderate drinking and abstinence will improve symptoms in men with alcoholic cardiomyopathy.
The US group Enjoy Health has created a new website offering a range of products designed to minimise exposure to toxins found in everyday products.
The popular herbal remedy St. John's wort has led to at least two unwanted pregnancies in Sweden because of its ability to override the effects of the pill.
Horizon Organic Holding Corporation, which claims to be the world's leading producer of organic dairy products, reported record sales and profits for the final quarter and full year 2001.