Higher Childhood BMI Was Linked to Lower Childbirth Rates

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Aug 7, 2026

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High Formula Costs Are Pushing Some Families Toward Unsafe Choices

A UK study of financially struggling parents found widespread debt, distress and attempts to stretch formula, though the findings do not represent all formula-feeding families.

Aug 7, 2026

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A Vegan Diet Changed Markers Tied to Aging

A four-week trial found shifts in DNA methylation and immune patterns, but it did not show that participants aged more slowly.

Aug 8, 2026

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Beetroot Juice Shows Early Promise for Pregnant Women with Kidney Disease

A small randomized trial found encouraging safety signals and possible benefits, but it was not designed to prove the supplement improves outcomes.

Aug 5, 2026

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Nutrition Science

New Guidance Tackles GLP-1 Use Around Pregnancy

Experts advise against using GLP-1 medications during pregnancy or breastfeeding while offering guidance on birth control, pregnancy planning and accidental exposure.

Aug 5, 2026

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A Daily Avocado Modestly Improved One Cholesterol-Related Risk Marker

A six-month trial found a small drop in LDL particle levels, not fewer heart attacks.

Jul 15, 2026

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Most Avocado Oil-Labeled Foods Tested Contained Other Oils

A small market study found that 48 of 54 processed foods listing avocado oil as their only oil ingredient had chemical profiles indicating that other oils were present.

Jul 17, 2026

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Up to 400 Milligrams of Caffeine Appears Safe for Most Adults

A new American Heart Association scientific statement finds that moderate caffeinated coffee consumption does not appear to raise cardiovascular risk for most adults, though individual responses and caffeine sources vary.

Jul 21, 2026

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A large Danish study found women with higher childhood BMI patterns were less likely to give birth at some ages but diagnosed infertility rates did not differ.

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3 min read

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Edible Coating Helps Strawberries Stay Fresh Longer

A seaweed-derived coating reduced moisture loss and mold in laboratory tests, but researchers have not yet shown how it performs in stores, homes or commercial supply chains.

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Edible Coating Helps Strawberries Stay Fresh Longer

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Higher Childhood BMI Was Linked to Lower Childbirth Rates

High Formula Costs Are Pushing Some Families Toward Unsafe Choices

A Vegan Diet Changed Markers Tied to Aging

Beetroot Juice Shows Early Promise for Pregnant Women with Kidney Disease

New Guidance Tackles GLP-1 Use Around Pregnancy

Most Popular

A Daily Avocado Modestly Improved One Cholesterol-Related Risk Marker

Most Avocado Oil-Labeled Foods Tested Contained Other Oils

Up to 400 Milligrams of Caffeine Appears Safe for Most Adults

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A Vegan Diet Changed Markers Tied to Aging

Fecal Transplants Raised Peanut Tolerance in Small Trial

Higher Childhood BMI Was Linked to Lower Childbirth Rates

High Formula Costs Are Pushing Some Families Toward Unsafe Choices

Edible Coating Helps Strawberries Stay Fresh Longer

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