All Health articles – Page 110

  • Study: Strawbs help cancer fight
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    Study: Strawbs help cancer fight

    2006-03-15T16:01:02Z

    Strawberries may help fight cancer growth, researchers have found.

  • 5 A DAY on the up
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    5 A DAY on the up

    2006-03-04T08:01:01Z

    There is growing awareness of 5 A DAY among UK consumers as well as in increase in the number of consumers who claim to eat more fresh produce than a year ago.

  • Superfruit set to grow
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    Superfruit set to grow

    2006-02-28T16:01:01Z

    A leading group of market analysts in the US has predicted spiraling growth for superfruits.

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    Spar goes far on healthy messages

    2006-02-16T16:16:46Z

    The international retailer group, Spar, recognises the importance of the food industry’s involvement in raising

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    Connecting diet and exercise

    2006-01-19T18:03:21Z

    Graham Farrant

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    Alliums could combat cancer

    2006-01-12T14:01:00Z

    Garlic and onion consumption could help cut the risk of cancer in women, German scientists have claimed.

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    Parkfresh moves on to key stage 2

    2005-12-15T17:00:07Z

    Boyd Park

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    Whitworths’ dried and tested success

    2005-11-17T16:28:03Z

    Healthier eating has never been higher on the nation’s agenda, but it has always been an issue in which I have taken a

  • FDA slams health claims
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    FDA slams health claims

    2005-11-13T10:01:00Z

    The cherry sector in the US is bouncing back after the Food & Drug Administration issued warnings about health claims.

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    Focus on healthiness

    2005-09-22T16:36:29Z

    Anne Wareing, marketing manager, Simply Fresh Foods. At Simply Fresh Foods, we recognise the importance of offering our

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    Fruit fibre could help fight lung problems

    2005-09-10T15:01:00Z

    Eating fruit can help adults who were exposed to second-hand smoke as children, a new study has claimed.

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    British on front foot

    2005-08-18T16:07:26Z

    Alexia Robinson, founder/organiser British Food FortnightThere has never been a better time to be in the business of

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    5 A DAY anoraks

    2005-07-14T17:42:39Z

    Tony Bilsborough and Noel Goulding - 5IVEADAYWAY event co-ordinators.If you want to define the term ‘5 A DAY

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    Choose health

    2005-06-16T16:28:46Z

    Angela Towers, 5 A DAY Supra Regional Co-ordinatorFollowing the recent election, the government has set out clear plans for

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    Make the connection

    2005-04-14T17:16:02Z

    Steve Harrison, MD, Redbridge Fresh ServicesMost of us do not eat enough fruit and vegetables, although we know that it is

  • The kids are alright
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    The kids are alright

    2005-03-24T16:28:11Z

    With the ongoing focus on school meals, spurred by Jamie Oliver’s campaign, Elspeth Waters looks into the realities of the growing attention directed towards healthy eating among children and some of the fresh produce initiatives happening elsewhere.

  • Schooling an industry
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    Schooling an industry

    2005-03-10T13:01:10Z

    In the second week of our School Fruit and Vegetable Scheme profile, Elspeth Waters talks to some of the leading suppliers and distributors to discover what impact the scheme is having on the fresh produce industry.

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    Let’s get together

    2005-03-10T13:00:11Z

    Tommy leighton, Editor, Fresh produce JournalAmazingly, already two years have passed since the government launched its 5 A

  • A scheme to change lives
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    A scheme to change lives

    2005-03-03T17:01:56Z

    In the first week of a month-long profile on the Schools Fruit and Vegetable Scheme Elspeth Waters looks at the governing bodies behind the scheme, its latest developments and the targets in place for the future.

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    Oranges and bananas in leukaemia link

    2005-03-03T11:00:59Z

    Giving infants oranges and bananas regularly may halve their risk of developing childhood leukaemia, suggest the results of a new study.