Health & Diet News

Americans spend big money on protein supplements, but research is mixed on whether that's a good thing.

Four cups a day could reduce risk by 64 percent, study suggests

The Center for Science in the Public Interest published its annual listing of the country's most audacious meals and sides.

Analysis found that only healthy fruits, vegetables and grains guarded against heart disease

Clif Bar & Company is voluntarily recalling 12 of its products, most of which are marketed for children, because they may contain nut allergens

This story looks at the health effects of French fries and other fried foods.

The Kroger Co. has expanded its recall of Simple Truth Dry Roasted Macadamia Nuts because they may be contaminated with listeria.

Fried Potatoes Linked to Early Death Risk

Tyson Foods Inc. is voluntary recalling more than 2 million pounds of chicken products due to misbranding and undeclared allergens.

Conagra Brands is recalling about 700,125 pounds of canned spaghetti and meatball products, including the Chef Boyardee brand.

Star Snacks Co. recalls Southern Grove Cashew Halves and Pieces with Sea Salt, in 8-ounce canisters, sold in 29 states.

Researchers encourage a mostly plant-based diet

When you have it in place of beer or sugar-sweetened soda it helps, study finds

Constant daily activity vital to optimal health, lifestyle experts say

Publix recalls artichoke and spinach dip

This story looks at recent studies about diet soda and their health risks.

Study suggests -- but does not prove -- a possible link to stroke, dementia

People who eat home-cooked meals and don't watch TV while eating less likely to be obese, study finds

Study explores which foods and nutrients may be helpful or harmful

Late-to-bed types appear to have poorer eating habits, study says

Vegetable juices, coconut oil have downsides, and gluten-free makes little difference in those without the sensitivity, study finds

Study found switching to more fibrous fare lowered calorie absorption, boosted metabolism rate

Most calories in coffee and tea come from what's added, researchers say

Nutrition experts discuss the diets of dueling NFL quarterbacks Tom Brady and Matt Ryan.

Many Fast-Food Containers Have Risky Chemical