All Health articles – Page 86
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Greece tops fat kids table
A survey of children in seven European countries has found that Greece tops the league for the fattest kids.
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ArticleGrapes 'may protect heart health'
Consuming table grapes could protect against heart issues in people with metabolic syndrome
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ArticleSoft fruit ‘may slow’ mental decline
Harvard Medical School berry study could have ‘significant public health implications’ for the elderly
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ArticleHealthy eating movement hits out
Children's Food Campaign names Asda, Morrisons and Iceland as worst offenders in undermining healthy eating among UK children
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ArticleRunners chow down on Pink Lady apples
As the official apple of this year's London Marathon, Pink Lady apples were given away prior to the start of the race
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Doctors look to the trade in obesity fight
Doctors in the UK have united in an unprecedented move to launch a campaign to combat obesity and are seeking the views of the fresh produce industry.
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ArticleMen see benefits from eating berries
A new study published in the US journal Neurology has suggested that flavanoids can protect against Parkinson's disease
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ArticleMen get increased benefit from eating berries
Men who eat flavonoid-rich foods such as berries, apples and aubergines significantly reduce their risk of developing Parkinson’s disease, according to new research by Harvard University and the University of East Anglia.
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ArticleDole issues bagged salad recall
The precautionary recall is limited to certain salads under the Seven Lettuces range marketed by Dole Fresh Vegetables in the US
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ArticleUnilever seeks out older, healthier fruit
Food and beverage marketer launches new project to investigate potentially higher nutrient levels in older varieties
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ArticleInnocent slims down ahead of Olympics
Smoothie maker launches 160ml range for sale in Tesco and Sainsbury's as part of lunchtime meal promotions
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ArticleDuda donates salad bars to schools
Fresh produce grower-shipper makes eight salad bars available to approximately 16,000 Florida school children
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ArticleNew radioactivity rules take effect
Newly tightened rules on the radioactivity of food have had their first application on Japanese fresh produce
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ArticleBeckham's health kick for Burger King
Footballer and other celebrities help relaunch chain's menu, which now includes fruit smoothies and freshly made salads
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ArticleChiquita CEO backs healthy workplaces
Fernando Aguirre backs healthy practices in the workplace and outlines some of the schemes Chiquita has in place
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ArticleScientists achieve vitamin breakthrough
Research team in New Zealand discovers natural way to boost levels of essential nutrient vitamin C in fruit and vegetables
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ArticleInnovia Films aids School Fruit Scheme
Group's NatureFlex NVS film is being used to wrap fruit used in the School Fruit Scheme in Italy
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ArticleFruit and Veg Week hits Flanders
Last month saw the start of the new All Day Long campaign in Flanders, starting with Fruit and Vegetable Week
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ArticleFreshfel worried by consumption figures
Association is 'extremely concerned' by 'alarming' downward trend in fresh produce consumption patterns across Europe
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ArticleChiquita's magic visit to Disney park
Fresh produce giant offers Magic Kingdom visitors a variety of fruit and a free day at the Florida park