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4 April 2008A coffee with your doughnut could protect against Alzheimer's disease
1 April 2008Green tea helps beat superbugs
25 March 2008Coral's Addiction to 'Junk Food'
7 March 2008Broccoli May Help Boost the Aging Immune System
14 February 2008One Drink of Red Wine Or Alcohol Is Relaxing to Circulation, but Two Drinks Are Stressful
5 February 2008Effects on drinking differ by gender
16 January 2008Scientists study the link between children's nutrition and adult diseases
26 December 2007Why Fish Oil Is Good for You
15 December 2007Green tea may protect brain cells against Parkinson's disease
4 December 2007How to Help Baby Like Fruits And Veggies
23 November 2007Eating more fish may improve seniors' memory
17 November 2007Yogurt Can Help Boost Immune System
17 November 2007Coffee's Costs, Calories Stack Up For Kids
11 November 2007Green Tea Proves Powerful Medicine Against Sepsis
2 November 2007Another Reason to Enjoy Dark Chocolate?
13 October 2007Study finds that people are programmed to love chocolate
3 October 2007New study shows Concord grape juice has a heart-healthy effect not yet reported with red wine
2 October 2007New test could help consumers avoid surprise headaches from chocolate, wine
1 October 2007High-carb diet may help you think faster
27 September 2007Mixing large doses of both acetaminophen painkiller and caffeine may increase risk of liver damage
19 September 2007How Nutrition Affects the Breakdown of Fats
16 September 2007Yam bean a nearly forgotten crop
12 September 2007Nice but naughty -- our addiction to chocolate
7 August 2007In Women, Caffeine May Protect Memory
13 July 2007Milk and Dairy Products Protect Against “Metabolic Syndrome”
20 June 2007Coffee Drinking Protects Against an Eyelid Spasm That Can Lead to 'Blindness'
26 May 2007Drinking 4 or more cups of coffee a day may help prevent gout
22 May 2007Red Wine Protects the Prostate
17 May 2007Chocolate Toothpaste? Extract of Tasty Treat Could Fight Tooth Decay
3 May 2007Drinking coffee 'can be good for you'