What You Can Do To Prevent Chronic Kidney Disease MedNews
SATURDAY, Jan. 17, 2026 More than 14 of U.S. adults have some level of chronic kidney disease and most have no idea. People with chronic kidney disease generall
DR. JOE: Aging well starts with nutrition
If there’s one thing I’ve learned after decades in practice, it’s this: aging isn’t the problem—nutrient deficiencies are.
4 dietitian-approved tips to make family mealtime more manageable this year [nutrition column]
January is often when motivation to set goals is at its peak. Health-related resolutions are especially common, and as dietitians, we encourage focusing on small, realistic changes that are more
Alpena dietitian says nutrition guidelines may confuse people
ALPENA – Leah Elston, MyMichigan Medical Center Alpena registered dietitian, said that the new nutrition guidelines, announced by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on Jan. 7, may confuse
Tylenol use during pregnancy not linked to autism, new study says
Acetaminophen use during pregnancy is not likely to raise the risk of having a child with autism, ADHD, or intellectual disability, according to a new study published Friday. Researchers across Europe reexamined
Advanced Nutrition Solutions
Dustin Holston from Advanced Nutrition Solutions shares some ways we can build sustainable habits all year long.
Backpack Nutrition Program to help students with weekend food insecurity in Hartford
The Hands on Hartford program addresses weekend food insecurity among school children in the capital city.
Swine Industry Headlines from Devenish Nutrition, Smithfield and Zoetis
Here’s a look at some of the latest headlines from the pork industry.
Measles cases jump again in South Carolina, rising to more than 550
Reported measles cases in South Carolina surged by almost 30% in the last few days, state health officials said Friday. The South Carolina health department reported 124 new cases since Tuesday, bringing