From the 'Celebration of DHA' Press Conference, Wednesday 26th May 2010, at The Royal Society of Medicine
From the 'Celebration of DHA' Press Conference, Wednesday 26th May 2010, at The Royal Society of Medicine
Joe Hibbeln, M.D., believes our diet is making us depressed, addicted and violent. He thinks he's found a simple solution.
Researchers believe gluten-rich foods could help trigger schizophrenia in people with a genetic predisposition to the mental condition.
by Stephen Daniells
Eating Jamie Oliver's school dinners improves children's performance in tests, according to researchers who claim that the celebrity chef's campaign to improve school food has had more impact than government literacy programmes.
News facts:
The many hours children spend indoors playing computer games or watching television may be to blame for a resurgence of rickets.
Only 1% of primary schoolchildren's packed lunches meet the nutritional standards set for school meals in England, a study suggests.
The Mediterranean diet, already thought to protect against heart disease and cancer, may also help to prevent depression, Spanish researchers say.
People with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) should eat oily fish at least twice a week to keep their eye disease at bay, say scientists.
Two Studies at PAS Suggest Food Variety and Cognition-Related Fatty Acid are Important to Well Being of Affected Children