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:: Nutrition
Top Stories | November 8
:: More in Nutrition
Science & the Public: Vitamins add vitality to aging chromosomes
The chromosomes of many multivitamin supplements users appear younger -- about 10 years younger, a new study finds.
Science & the Public: Plump youngsters show heart-y risks
Even fat 7-year olds show they're developing a risk of blood clots and other impacts of cardiovascular disease.
Science & the Public: Brown fat: Where it’s at
Sometimes a fat neck can be a good thing.
Science & the Public: BPA: On the way out? Sort of
Half-hearted bans won't really protect babies, much less the rest of us.
FOR KIDS: Kids now getting 'adult' disease
More kids are developing diabetes, and obesity is a major reason why.
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