Latest in Clinical Nutrition: Volume 57
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Billion-dollar drugs pulled from the market for carcinogenic contamination less than that found in a...
As many as 37 percent of breast cancer cases may be attributable to exposure to...
Exposure to the bovine leukemia virus from meat and dairy (or a blood transfusion from...
The so-called optimism bias may get in the way of a healthy lifestyle.
We co-evolved a symbiosis with our good gut bacteria, but we are not holding up...
What can we do to boost the longevity hormone FGF21?
Fasting and exercise can boost the longevity hormone FGF21, but what can we eat—or avoid...
Why are nuts associated with decreased mortality, but not peanut butter?
Overrated “precision medicine” may just be serving vested interests, and consumer DNA testing can be...
How did the meat industry, government, and cancer organizations respond to the confirmation that processed...
I quantify the risks of colon and rectal cancers from eating bacon, ham, hot dogs,...
How can we avoid the breakdown product of pesticides that may increase the risk of...
Which legumes are best at inhibiting the matrix metalloproteinase enzymes that allow cancer to become...
Adding a healthy option can actually drive people to make even worse choices, thanks to...
What was the secret to the public health community’s triumph when past attempts to regulate...
What happened when ultra-processed foods were matched for calories, sugar, fat, and fiber content in...
The Squatty Potty is put to the test.
What happens within hours of eating a high-fat meal?
There is a window of time in which sufficient physical activity can help mediate some...
If you’re going to have something unhealthy, is there anything you can eat with it...
Lactucin, the hypnotic component of lettuce, is put to the test in a randomized, double-blind,...
Cranberries and pumpkin seeds are put to the test for benign prostatic hypertrophy.
A staggering 99.99 percent of Americans fail to get the minimum recommended potassium intake (despite...
Is potassium chloride win-win by decreasing sodium intake and increasing potassium intake?
Healthy kidneys are required for potassium excretion. If you aren’t sure if you’re at risk,...
I discuss a public health case for modernizing the definition of protein quality.