Mediterranean diet scores twice
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22/09/2004 - The latest edition of the Journal of American Medical Association sings the health-gving praises of a Mediterranean-style diet in two separate studies, which show that following this regime improves healthy longevity and prevents metabolic
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MONDAY, Sept. 10 (HealthDay News) -- Consuming what&#39;s known as a Mediterranean diet -- one loaded with fruits, vegetables, grains and olive oil -- may help Alzheimer&#39;s patients live longer, a new study suggests.
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A study of four popular diets found that women put on the one with the least carbohydrates -- the Atkins plan -- lost at least twice as much weight as those on the others, researchers said on Tuesday.
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Two studies shed new light on the link between diet and cancer, bolstering evidence that red meat may raise colorectal cancer risks but casting doubt on whether fruits and vegetables can help prevent breast cancer.
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Eating fast food more than twice a week has strong links with weight gain and insulin resistance, a US study shows.
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NEW YORK  - People who eat plenty of   salads, or raw vegetables in general, typically have higher   blood levels of several important nutrients, according to a   large study of U.S. adults.
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Two medical studies stress an active lifestyle, as well as eating right, is vital for good health. By LISA GREENE, Times Staff Writer.
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Children of women who eat a Mediterranean diet rich in fruits and vegetables while pregnant are far less likely to develop asthma or allergies later in life, Greek researchers said on Tuesday.
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CHICAGO  - Seniors who follow a Mediterranean diet and a healthy lifestyle have a mortality rate half that of seniors who do not, a study said.
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FRIDAY, Jan. 18 (HealthDay News) -- Pregnant women who eat a Mediterranean diet rich in fish, fresh fruits and vegetables, legumes, nuts, dairy products and olive oil may help protect their children against asthma and allergies, new research suggests.
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NEW YORK SEP 21, 2004  - Consumption of a Mediterranean-style diet appears to prevent metabolic syndrome and improve survival, according to the findings from two studies that appear in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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NEW ORLEANS  - The results of a large urban  multiethnic study show that high fat and high sodium diets are  both risk factors for stroke, investigators with the Northern  Manhattan Study (NOMAS) reported here Thursday.
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A diet high in red meat and alcohol could triple the risk of relapse in patients with ulcerative colitis, a new study says. While monitoring 183 British men and women
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(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- New research shows young women who consume more folate are less likely to have high blood pressure. Researchers presenting at the American Heart Association&#39;s 58th High Blood Pressure
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Add yet another health benefit  to eating the Mediterranean way -- the veggie-rich, meat-poor  diet may slow the progress of Alzheimer&#39;s disease, a study  hints.
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WOMEN CAN REDUCE THEIR RISK OF HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE BY INCREASING THEIR DAILY CONSUMPTION OF FOLATE. A NEW STUDY FINDS THAT YOUNG WOMEN WHO CONSUME A TOTAL OF MORE THAN 800 MICROGRAMS (ug) OF FOLATE EACH DAY
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Yet another new &quot;study&quot; was released on Monday that pits the low-carb diet against the low-fat diet in a head-to-head matchup.