Stress Doesn’t Raise Risk of MS: Study
Coverage from Reuters, featuring Alberto Ascherio
Month: May 2011
Goodbye Food Pyramid, Hello Dinner Plate
Coverage from The New York Times, featuring Walter Willett
Boosting vitamin D: Not enough or too much?
Coverage from The Forum at HSPH, featuring Walter Willett
Face to Face: An Interview with Dr. Lilian Cheung
Coverage from WellesleyWeston Online, featuring Lilian Cheung
Health Professionals Challenge McDonald’s in Full-Page Ad
Coverage from QSR.com, featuring Walter Willett
Swilling Coffee May Protect Men Against Prostate Cancer
Coverage and video from NBC News, featuring Lorelei Mucci, Meir Stampfer and Walter Willett
Dietary management of obesity: Too much focus on fat?
Coverage from the International Chair on Cardiometabolic Risk, featuring Dariush Mozaffarian
Fish Oil May Not Prevent Depression: Study
Coverage from Reuters, featuring Alberto Ascherio
Flawed Science on Sodium from JAMA
Why you should take the latest sodium study with a huge grain of salt A new study would have you believe that low-salt diets raise your risk of dying from heart disease—a surprising finding, and one that’s sure to grab headlines worldwide. The only problem is that the study’s conclusions are most certainly wrong.
Low-Salt Diet Ineffective, Study Finds. Disagreement Abounds
Coverage from The New York Times, featuring Frank Sacks