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Policymakers rethink diet-related interventions with a tool that focuses on lived realities
Researchers propose a tool to help policymakers address dietary inequalities by considering people's lived realities, ...
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Your diet can change your immune system — here’s how
Claims about food and immunity are everywhere. Now scientists are exploring exactly how nutrition acts on the immune system ...
Olive My Pickle to open fresh food store
After 10 years pushing probiotic, pickled goods at farmer's markets, Charlotte and Shai Tzabari of Olive My Pickle are ...
Family-owned food manufacturer acquired
Graham Partners Inc. bought the nearly 100-year-old company headquartered in Baltimore for an undisclosed price, the ...
Foods to Eat for a Heart-Healthy Diet
Medication can help you lower your blood pressure and cholesterol. But what you eat also matters.Eating a Mediterranean-style ...
Lawrence Journal-World1d
In this Sunflower Showdown, Just Food is going head to head with Manhattan nonprofit; winning food pantry will receive $10,000 prize
Leading up to the Sunflower Showdown between the University of Kansas and K-State University, two food pantries will compete ...
A look at the link between diet and mental health, plus foods to boost mood
Foods rich in antioxidants, vitamins and omega-3 fatty acids can help boost mood, decrease depression symptoms and ease ...
Mediterranean diet can help lower heart failure risk, particularly in women
Recent research has found that adhering to a Mediterranean diet can help lower the risk of heart failure – and this is ...
Journal Sentinel's Main Street Agenda town hall meeting discusses inflation. Here's what we learned.
The Main Street Agenda is a 2024 election project designed to focus on the issues Wisconsin voters care about most. Those ...
Inside the Journal Sentinel event will feature dining critic Rachel Bernhard. Get tickets.
Readers are invited to attend Inside the Journal Sentinel event Nov. 14 featuring dining critic Rachel Bernhard. Register for ...
Science Daily2d
Healthy diet may help keep low grade prostate cancer from progressing to more dangerous states during active surveillance, study suggests
New research provides scientific evidence that a healthy diet may reduce the chance of low risk prostate cancer progressing to a more aggressive state in men undergoing active surveillance -- a ...
Scripps News on MSN3d
As fast food chains embrace value meals, Starbucks reportedly cutting promos
As many fast food chains extend value meals and promos, Starbucks is reportedly cutting back on deals to focus on selling ...