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Harvard Public Health Review

Nutrition/healthy lifestyles

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Nutrition, Healthy Lifestyles


Public Health Takes Aim at Sugar and Salt

In the last few years, evidence has mounted that too much sugar and salt—often invisibly insinuated into beverages, processed foods, and restaurant fare—harms health. 

Obesity in China Portends A Diabetic Disaster

Can brown rice blunt an epidemic?

Trans Fat 'Ban Wagon'
Prohibition in NYC restaurants delivers seismic aftershocks nationwide

Vitamin D:  How Much Is Enough?
Many Americans Are Deficient, Studies Show

Helping Kids and Families Eat Right and Keep Fit
HSPH supporters take on the childhood obesity epidemic

Trans Fats: The Story Behind the Label
It took 50 years of research to get the dangers into print

Lessons in Good Eating
School breakfasts can be good for kids and tasty, too

Visit the Nutrition Source
For the latest on health and nutrition

 

 

photograph: Kent Dayton-HSPH