AI chatbots might be shortchanging your teen’s nutrition
Five popular AI chatbots were asked to create diet plans for 15-year-olds. They gave bad advice.
Plant-based trends: Striking the balance between targeted nutrition and sensory appeal
The plant-based food market continues to grow at a rapid pace, as consumers seek healthier, more sustainable, and personalized nutrition. As these demands evolve, plant-based innovation is moving beyond meat mimicry and
Meal replacement products: getting nutrition right in a changing world of weight management
Following the high-profile NHS approval of GLP-1 medications in 2023, weight and diabetes management have been pushed to the forefront of the public’s mind
Glanbia revenues up 7.2% as Optimum Nutrition continues to grow
Glanbia has reported like-for-like revenue growth of 7.2% for the first quarter, powered by the continued expansion of its Performance Nutrition segment. Performance Nutrition saw like-for-like revenue growth of 11.5% on the
The medical school nutrition blues
“I don’t think anyone has the answers. But the conversation needs to start”: medical students on bringing a preventive mindset to medical education.
This is how you will turn your salad from a side dish – into the main course
Experts confirm that adding protein to your salad not only improves its nutritional value, but also helps you feel full for a longer period of time.
Dietary Supplements Market Driven by Health and Nutrition Demand
According to Precedence Research, the global dietary supplements market size is estimated to reach nearly USD 430.39 billion by 2035, increasing from USD 218.88 billion in 2026, growing at a strong CAGR
Colorado can’t fall behind on refocusing nutrition assistance
By Travis Couture-Lovelady Nutrition assistance should be a safety net — not a source of chronic illness. That was the mindset behind Colorado and 21 other states pursuing waivers from the U.S.
Nonprofit pledges to carry on senior nutrition program after Skagit County’s July 1 exit
Aging Mount Vernon Senior Center building remains sore spot for seniors