Today’s DietitianVol. 28 No. 3 P. 32 Did you know that elevated carbon dioxide in the atmosphere may lead to decreasing content of essential micronutrients in many common foods? Among the numerous connections between food production and climate, evidence suggests that elevated carbon dioxide reduces nutrients such as carotenoids, zinc, and iron in some crops.1 … Read more

Today’s DietitianVol. 28 No. 3 P. 28 In today’s evolving health care landscape, integrating nutrition into primary care is more critical than ever. Unfortunately, nutrition education—including emphasis on the importance of referring to dietitians—is lacking in medical training. By including dietitians in graduate medical education clinical settings, a gap can be bridged between clinical nutrition … Read more

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Taco Bell comes in clutch no matter the time of day. Aside from how genuinely delicious most of its menu is, there is the fact that it’s still one of the more affordable fast food options, with items like … Read more

These Easy Weeknight Dinners prove you can get cozy, restaurant-worthy meals on the table fast without spending all night in the kitchen. From sheet pan chicken parm to taco pasta and blackened fish tacos, every recipe feels like a win, not a compromise. Table of Contents Weeknights can be a lot: homework, late meetings, kid … Read more

At Good Food, we spend lots of time talking about the tips we’ve learned, whether they’re from years ago or yesterday. Cooking is a lifelong learning experience; there are recipe books to enjoy, skills videos to watch, bakery items to eat and social media feeds of flaky, custardy joy to (doom) scroll through. The food … Read more

London: For the first time, scientists have ​identified human antibodies capable of neutralizing the measles virus, which could lead to a new approach for preventing and treating the highly infectious disease. The antibodies attach themselves to key sites on the measles virus and prevent the virus from entering host cells, according to a report in … Read more

Different types of medications are often part of an IPF treatment plan. Some are used to slow the progression of fibrosis, while others help relieve symptoms. [1] Antifibrotics Antifibrotics are the primary medications used to treat IPF, and there are currently three options approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), says Guillermo Garrido, … Read more

Tirzepatide (Mounjaro and Zepbound) is the first U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)–approved drug that is part of a new drug class called glucagon-like peptide 1 (GLP-1) and glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide (GIP) receptor agonists. Tirzapetide is administered either as a once-weekly injection under the skin of your abdomen, thigh, or upper arm using a prefilled … Read more

You might have grown up thinking cleaning your teeth was all about avoiding bad breath before the youth club disco, or removing stains from red wine, coffee and cigarettes. But there’s more and more evidence suggesting that good oral health may keep your heart, brain and blood sugar levels healthy, too. You’ve heard of good … Read more

Conagra Brands, Inc. announced the publication of its Fiscal 2025 Citizenship Report, highlighting key initiatives and actions that support Conagra’s employees, the communities it serves and the health of the planet. Conagra’s Citizenship approach is centered around four pillars—Good Food, Responsible Sourcing, Better Planet and Stronger Communities—that guide how the company creates value while operating … Read more