News

03 October 2005 - Harvard Medical School - Fish Consumption by Pregnant Women May Increase Cognitive Ability in Infants

Report in Environmental Health Perspectives finds health benefits, but concerns remain about mercury levels

28 September 2005 - BBC Website - Junk food to be banned in schools

BBC Website

13 September 2005 - The Guardian - For the concerned fish eater: a guide to what's safe, what's healthy, and what's sustainable

07 September 2005 - The Independent - Go to school on an egg

The right foods can improve reading skills and even increase IQ. Jane Feinmann picks out the ingredients that will boost brain power and give your child a head start in class

15 August 2005 - BBC Website - Folic acid 'cuts dementia risk'

BBC Website

10 August 2005 - BBC - The Great Food Divide

The stark reality is that living in poverty more often than not leads to poor diet and people dying younger.

04 August 2005 - BBC Website - Folic acid linked to birth weight

15 July 2005 - BBC Website - Gut problem link to baby weaning

14 June 2005 - BBC Website - Right diet 'could help stop PMS'

19 May 2005 - BBC Website - Vitamin E cuts Parkinson's risk

15 May 2005 - The Observer - It's supposed to be lean cuisine. So why is this chicken fatter than it looks?

02 May 2005 - The Guardian - Children's diet link to disorders

by Felicity Lawrence

10 April 2005 - The Observer - What's for tea?

by Andrew Purvis

10 April 2005 - The Observer - What your children should eat

The good mood diet for optimum health

10 April 2005 - The Observer - What not to feed your child

by Andrew Purvis

29 March 2005 - The Independent - Essential Mix

by Harriet Griffey

26 March 2005 - Financial Times Magazine - Brain Food

by Stephen Pincock

18 March 2005 - BBC Website - Food for thought

By Lucy Wilkins

10 Feb 2005 - JHCI - Health Claim for Omega-3 fatty acids approved

Joint Health Claims Initiative

12 December 2004 - BBC Website - Parkinson's risk 'cut by dieting'

Eating a low calorie diet may help to reduce the risk of Parkinson's disease, research suggests.