Energy Drink Concerns in Children February 14/Miami/States News Service -- Energy drinks may pose a risk for serious adverse health effects in some children, especially those with diabetes, seizures, cardiac
Cholesterol Decline in Eggs February 9/Washington/USA TODAY -- Eggs have taken a beating for years because they are high in dietary cholesterol, but a new study shows that eggs today
Risks from Diet Soft Drinks February 9/Los Angeles/States News Service -- Even drinking diet soda instead of the sugar variety could result in a much higher risk of vascular events
Processed Food and IQ February 8/Bristol, England/Canberra Times -- A British study suggests toddlers who eat a lot of processed food may have a lower IQ as adults. The findings,
MGPI Enhances Website February 14/Atchison, Kan./MGP Ingredients Press Release -- MGP Ingredients Inc. launched a newly designed website to "strengthen online communications capabilities as an essential part of the company’s
Juices May Have Too Much Fluoride February 8/New York/Health & Beauty Close-Up -- Commonly consumed infant fruit juices contain fluoride, some at levels higher than recommended for public water supplies
Looking for That Label? February 11/Hong Kong/South China Morning Post -- Most people do not read food labels, and practically no one can name all the key nutrition categories required
High Salt Intake and Strokes February 9/Los Angeles/States News Service -- In research using 2,657 participants in the Northern Manhattan Study (NOMAS), scientists found that high salt intake, independent of
New CMO at Heineken February 8/just-drinks global news -- Heineken has confirmed a change of chief marketing officer at its U.S. division. Heineken USA said that Lesya Lysyj will assume
EU on Nano Food February 8/Brussels, Belgium/Mondaq Ltd. -- On January 5, 2011, the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) endorsed for public consultation its draft guidance on risk assessment concerning
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