Campaign to reduce salt intake launched in the UK
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14/09/2004 The Food Standards Agency (UK) has launched a major public health campaign to reduce high salt consumption in the UK. Eating too much salt is a significant risk factor in developing high blood pressure.
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Many sweet foods popular with children contain potentially dangerous levels of salt which are putting their health at risk, a campaign group warns today
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Campaigners are calling for rules on junk food marketing to children to be tightened.
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Science & environment: UK's leading food and drink manufacturers join forces in new initiative to cut down on water usage
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The government is to spend 75 million  pounds on a campaign to encourage healthy lifestyles and  counter what it calls an obesity epidemic in Britain.
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The Scottish Executive pledges to tackle childhood obesity amid calls for TV adverts on junk food to be banned.
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Astana. November 10. KAZINFORM. Medical chiefs have urged Scottish ministers to take the lead in the UK and ban smoking in public places.
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Pupils in England will learn more about how food is grown and how it reaches the consumer in a new  scheme.
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By GRAEME SMITH  THE first stage in a nationwide campaign to counter salmon poaching was launched yesterday on the River Tay.  Poaching had dwindled as the numbers of fish returning to Scotland's rivers fell during the late 80s and early 1990s.
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A major government food campaign is aiming to persuade Britons to limit their sugar intake.
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Americans should cut salt intake to roughly a teaspoon a day, exercise at least 30 minutes most days and eat two fish meals a week to bulk up on omega-3 fatty acids.
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London, Sept. 13: People should drastically reduce their salt consumption because it leads to high blood pressure, heart disease and strokes, the UKâs Food Standards Agency (FSA) warned today.
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NEW YORK  - People who simultaneously attempt to stop smoking, reduce their sodium intake and increase exercise may be more successful than those who try to change these lifestyle factors one at a time, Texas-based researchers report.
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Ministers launch a Â£372m anti-obesity strategy to "transform the environment" in which people live.
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Life & style: Consumers being misled about the salt content of some processed foods, according to a new survey.
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When rock salt and molasses don't mix UK bikers have launched an online petition aimed at getting the government to rethink its "sticky grit" de-icing strategy.â¦
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A government scheme  to encourage children to eat more fruit and veg has boosted children's intake, research suggests.