Studies have long suggested that drinking red wine in moderation might be good for the heart. Read more »
Does ‘The Biggest Loser’ Hurt or Help Obese People?
Losing weight and entertaining people at the same time seems like a win-win situation. But such might not be the case for the reality show "The Biggest Loser." Read more »
Are Americans Getting Fed Up With Obesity?
The growth in the rate of obesity in the United States appears to be slowing and in some groups leveling off, although it is still more than double the government’s goal for 2010, according to new research. Read more »
Juicing: How Healthy Is it?
ebMD talks to experts about the health risks and benefits of juicing fruits and vegetables as part of a healthy diet. Read more »
Diabetes Medications May Double as Weight Loss Drugs
Two drugs approved to treat type 2 diabetes may also aid weight loss in overweight people with or without diabetes, a new study shows. Read more »
Mindfulness Key to Losing Weight While Eating Out
Focusing on the eating experience and the food in front of you may be one key to losing weight while eating out frequently at restaurants. Read more »
What Your Parents Got Wrong About Food
WebMD describes incorrect parental advice on food, such as using dessert as a reward.. Read more »
Antioxidants and Omega-3 Fats: Functional Foods
These functional foods contain key nutrients -- such as omega-3 fatty acids and antioxidants -- that can boost your health. Read more »
A Good Reason to Be Nuts About Walnuts
When it comes to heart health benefits, roasted and raw walnuts rule the roost, a new study shows. Read more »
Report Looks at Best Diets, Easiest to Follow
Whether you're resolving to lose weight, eat healthier, or manage or prevent health problems, here's help: the U.S. Read more »
