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Vitamin D Supplementation Tied to Reduction in Advanced Cancer

Vitamin D Deficiency Associated With Increased COVID-19 Risk

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Significant association persists after adjustment for race, periodontal disease status, diabetes, and obesity

Revised WIC Food Package May Aid Child Development

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Children of mothers receiving revised WIC food package during pregnancy have better developmental outcomes

Junk Food

Fried Food Intake May Increase Cardiovascular Disease Risk

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Highest versus lowest fried food intake linked to increases in major cardiovascular events, coronary heart disease, heart failure

Oily Fish Consumption Tied to Lower Type 2 Diabetes Risk

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Use of fish oil supplements over time also tied to lower diabetes risk

Green-Mediterranean Diet Boosts Intrahepatic Fat Loss

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Diet amplified in Mankia, green tea, walnuts achieves greater intrahepatic fat loss than other nutritional strategies

More Diabetes Remission in T2DM Seen With Low-Carb Diets for Six Months

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Large clinically important improvements observed in weight loss, triglycerides, and insulin sensitivity, which decreased at 12 months

Outcomes Vary for Depression Collaborative Care Programs

Food Insecurity Increasing Among Older U.S. Adults

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Food insecurity also tied to lower-quality diet in older adults

Vitamins E, C Inversely Linked to Risk for Parkinson Disease

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Comparing individuals in highest versus lowest tertile of exposure, inverse link seen for both vitamins C and E; no link for beta-carotene, NEAC

USDA, HHS Update Dietary Guidelines for Americans

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2020 to 2025 guidelines recommend customizing nutrient-dense food and beverage choices to reflect personal preference, cultural traditions

Los confinamientos podrían estar manteniendo a raya a los ataques de asma de los niños

Dietary Advanced Glycation End-Product Intake, Wheezing Linked

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Higher AGE intake associated with wheeze-disrupted sleep and exercise, wheezing requiring prescription meds in children