All Health articles – Page 85
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ArticleBlueberry boost for recovering athletes
New research conducted in New Zealand suggests eating blueberries can improve recovery times following exercise
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ArticleZespri backs Obama health message
Group looks to help drive home healthy eating message in US through a series of initiatives and promotions this year
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ArticleBlueberry boost for athletes
New research suggests the high level of antioxidants in blueberries increases athlete recovery time from exercise.
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ArticleWaitrose first on the high street with British cherries
Tomorrow the supermarket’s Oxford Street food hall will be the first store in the country to stock British cherries, with supplies of the Summersun variety.
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Fruit and veg help smokers quit
US research published this week suggests eating more fresh produce helps people stop smoking and stay away from cigarettes for longer
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ArticleDisney bans junk food advertising
Company draws praise from Michelle Obama for taking pioneering step towards helping improve health of young consumers
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ArticleBananas better than energy drinks
Dole-funded research shows that bananas give cyclists a bigger nutritional boost than sports drinks
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ArticleStrong opening year for MyPlate initiative
One year on from the unveiling of the primary food group symbol, the USDA has welcomed the 'great strides' made by the initiative
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Bioscience research boost
Science minister David Willets has announced £250 million for bioscience research as the first phase of a five-year strategic investment programme.
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AnalysisHow healthy really is fruit juice?
Several studies and a new documentary have thrown significant doubt on the real health benefits of fruit juices
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ArticleProduce popularity grows in US
US survey reveals consumers' overwhelming support for increased consumption and equal access to fresh produce
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ArticleSalad recall widens on the US market
The USDA claims salads distributed by three US-based marketers have the potential to be contaminated with salmonella or listeria
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ArticleCaribe recalls Mexican papayas
The US importer’s Caribeña-branded Maradol papayas from Mexico could be tainted with salmonella, alerts the USDA
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ArticleBarely a fifth of Britons eat 5 A DAY
Only 22 per cent of people in the UK are eating 5 A DAY, a study for the World Cancer Research Fund has found.
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ArticleUK comes up short on 5-a-day
New poll suggests only one-fifth of Britons are getting their recommended daily intake of fruit and vegetables
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ArticleZon products to feature on Dutch TV
Speciality cooking channel 24Kitchen set to promote Zon fruit and vegetables for 20 weeks during Verstips programme
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Article5 A DAY? Make mine a muffin, say kids
Many children believe blueberry muffins, jam, milk, cereal and water count as part of their 5 A DAY, a poll has found.
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ArticleTexas schools get salad bars
Let's Move Salad Bars to Schools initiative will see some 60,000 school children in the state gain access to healthy food
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ArticleStudy backs pistachio health claims
New research finds that key nutrients in pistachios related to health benefits are released during digestion
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ArticleGreece 'struggling on child obesity'
EC-funded research has revealed that 20 per cent of all 10-12 year olds in Greece are obese