A 1957 enzyme breakthrough and later pricing policies show how a cheap corn sweetener came to dominate U.S. processed foods.
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Medicare's new obesity drug coverage could be a turning point for patients
For years, the price tag did the talking. A doctor could recommend a GLP-1 drug, a patient could ...
Nikki Massie was born three weeks early and still weighed in at nearly nine and a half pounds. “God bless your mama,” I told ...
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How cheap junk food and a R560 grant are fuelling stunting and child obesity
Researchers are calling for the adoption of double-duty actions that address both the longstanding burden of stunting and the ...
A profitable rural Maine hospital plans to close labor & delivery, furthering a wave of state-wide maternity closures. What ...
Wildfires and extreme weather are putting Britain’s food supplies at risk, the bosses of Britain’s biggest supermarkets have ...
Over 100 UK organisations, including major supermarkets, urge the government to legislate food security, citing supply chain ...
Public health experts are challenging politicians, ahead of the general election, to put the health of Kiwis ahead of the profits of tobacco, alcohol and unhealthy food industries. One-quarter, or 350 ...
Exclusive: Global investigation reveals 235 lawsuits have been brought against governments in five countries since 2010 ...
Experts recommend continuing vitamin D supplements in the summer to ensure your body has adequate levels year-round. While sun exposure can help, various factors can limit vitamin D production even in ...
The Subsequent Injuries Benefits Trust Fund allowed workers to receive millions for maladies such as toenail fungus, ED, infertility and hemorrhoids.
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