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Nutrition Headlines
Processed meat. Come on. You knew they weren't good for you right?
But did you know what is? Here's a clue: first response is to either shriek or squash them.
The complicated and confusing food allergy
People taking metmormin for diabetes could be at risk for B12 deficiency
Who's hungry? Poverty, hunger, and obesity:
Ginger and exercise-induced muscle pain:
The 1950's brought us Tony the Tiger, TV dinners and Ben's Chili Bowl
Nuts to High Cholesterol!
Burgers and asthma… not the same as peanut butter and jelly, but close
If you live in Cleveland, you can hit the mall for some veggies (and no, we're not talking about the food court).
Zinc decreased markers of inflammation in elderly subjects
So you may notice that this article has nothing to do with nutrition. What it does have is an accurate and helpfully quantified explanation of the "real world" significance of life time risk in relation to taking a preventative medication. Look for this level of reporting anytime you see numbers that talk about a reduction in x or "reducing your chance for y by x percent".