The age-old advice to properly chew your food is not always best for your health, Canterbury researchers claim.
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Properly chewing food 'not always best for your health'
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Moderate wine intake may be way to a healthier heart
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Use of fish lowers risk of psychological diseases
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Study investigates risk of dysphagia after radiotherapy treatment for head & neck cancer
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Dieting is war!
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Obesity timebomb 'has gone off'
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Alternative remedies can be dangerous!
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Over-eating disrupts networks of genes
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It's tough to swallow such a loss :
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Sore throat could be a sign of something worse, say scientists
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New research confirms correlation between reproduction and lifespan
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Salt in foods is still high:
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'Biological clock' is linked to heart attacks
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Pregnant women should be encouraged to minimise weight gain through diet
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Sports and energy drinks can cause irreversible damage to teeth
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'Little justification' for taking vitamin supplements
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Dental experts offer advice for keeping your teeth forever