Study: Patients are not being told they’re overweight by their doctor

March 8, 2011


A recent study showed that doctors are not giving their heavy patients a reality check, by telling them they are overweight.

Study: Stroke rates rising for young adults, teens

February 14, 2011


While stroke hospitalizations are rising in young adults, they are dropping for older men and women.

New York seeks ban on food stamp purchases of sugary drinks

October 11, 2010


The state’s governor and NYC mayor are seeking to have the purchase of sugary beverages prohibited with food stamps.

Lack of sleep linked to premature death

May 7, 2010


A new study suggests that too much or not enough sleep can lead to health complications.
London (WiredPRNews.com) – A new study suggests insufficient sleep can increase one’s risk of premature death. As reported by AFP, researchers found that sleeping less than six hours per night and more than nine hours per night may increase risks […]

Study suggests bacteria may elevate appetite

March 8, 2010


A new study suggests increased food consumption may be linked to bacteria in the stomach.
Chicago (WiredPRNesw.com) – A new study suggests there is a link between uncontrolled bacteria in the stomach and obesity. As reported by AFP, researchers found that digestive bacteria that isn’t properly regulated can lead to an increased appetite caused by inflammation.
Andrew […]

Child obesity rates rising studies show

March 4, 2010


New research suggests the rates of childhood obesity are increasing.
U.S. (WiredPRNews.com) – Childhood obesity rates have reportedly risen over the past several years. As reported by HealthDay News, new research has found growth in rates of obesity in kids and teens ages 10 to 17.
Christina Bethell, director of the Child and Adolescent Health Measurement Initiative […]

First Lady aids in fight against obesity

January 29, 2010


Michelle Obama is helping launch a new campaign geared towards combating the obesity epidemic.
Washington, D.C. (WiredPRNews.com) – U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama is aiding in the launch of a new campaign aimed at combating obesity. As reported by Reuters, Obama recently spoke about the obesity epidemic to a group of advocates for children in Alexandria.
Obama […]

Smells may aid in obesity battle

December 28, 2009


Research suggests that certain aromas may help in the fight against obesity.
U.S. (WiredPRNews.com) – New research suggests anti-hunger smells could aid in the fight against obesity. As reported by LiveScience, researchers found that certain molecules may trigger a full feeling that leads to eating less.
As noted in the report, scientists at NIZO Food Research […]

Study labels Santa an unhealthy role model

December 18, 2009


A new study suggests the beloved holiday figure is a negative role model for children.
Australia (WiredPRNews.com) – A recent study accuses Santa Claus of having a negative influence on the health of children. As reported by AFP, the Australian study suggests the legendary holiday figure promotes an unhealthy lifestyle that includes poor eating habits and […]

General Mills cuts sugar in cereal

December 11, 2009


The food company will reportedly make changes in their cereal products marketed to children.
Minneapolis, MN (WiredPRNews.com) – General Mills is expected to make changes to some of their cereal products that are primarily marketed to children. As reported by the Associated Press (AP), the food company is planning to cut the sugar content in 10 […]

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