Not all processed foods are the enemy—some can actually boost your health. Dietitians say whole-grain bread, oats, canned beans, and even certain ultra-processed items can provide key nutrients and ...

Nutritionists are highlighting a range of everyday packaged grocery items that often contain excessive preservatives, artificial dyes, and other additives, urging consumers to make healthier swaps.

From wellness overwhelm to weeknight ease, Ella Mills shares why healthy eating should be simple – and the three recipes she ...

Manage recurrent pericarditis with heart-healthy food swaps. Learn how a Mediterranean-style diet can reduce inflammation and ...

People who included more ultraprocessed foods -- chips, candy bars, frozen meals, sugary cereals, or soda, for example -- in ...

The Indiana Department of Education is surveying public K-12 schools about the prevalence of artificial food dyes and ...

Consumption of ultra-processed foods—including soft drinks, snacks and ready meals—is growing worldwide, despite evidence ...

For American families, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s leadership at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is not abstract ...

Gyorgy Scrinis and colleagues make a strong case for moving ultra-processed food (UPF) policy beyond narrow reformulation agendas towards broader fiscal, labelling, marketing, and retail measures.1 ...

Just a 10% daily increase in ultra-processed foods can increase the risk of dementia, a new study finds. Based on average ...

New findings have linked healthy eating with lung cancer, potentially due to pesticide exposure, but don't take this as a ...

Tyson Foods will report its second-quarter earnings early Monday (May 4). Consensus estimates call for the meat giant to ...