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Infants, Toddlers Should Not Restrict Fat Intake, Experts Say
February 4, 1998 — Butter can be more nutritious than low-fat yogurt. An egg is more nutritious than broccoli. At least that's true for many infants and toddlers, and even children as old as 5 years, all of whom ... > full story -
Vitamin C Shown To Cross The Blood Brain Barrier
December 6, 1997 — Researchers at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center have discovered how to get large amounts of vitamin C past the blood brain barrier so that it is transported and retained in the brains of ... > full story -
Overproduction Of Glutamate Can Lead To Brain Damage During Heart Surgery
October 14, 1997 — Cooling the body for heart surgery causes an overproduction of the neurotransmitter glutamate, an excitatory amino acid, and can leave the nervous system vulnerable to damage from the start of ... > full story -
New "Wonder Peanut" Beats Olive Oil In Healthful Benefits
October 11, 1997 — A new "wonder peanut" being harvested for the first time in the United States this month beats olive oil in healthful benefits, says a University of Florida peanut ... > full story -
Study Links Trans Fatty Acids To Breast Cancer
September 9, 1997 — Analyzing tiny fat samples from 698 European women's buttocks revealed that those with breast cancer had higher levels of trans fatty acids stored in their bodies than women without breast ... > full story -
Children's Mercy Research At Center Of Infant Formula Debate
June 4, 1997 — Researchers have found no advantage to including long-chain fatty acids in infant formula, despite their role as essential components of brain and retinal ... > full story -
Vitamin Supplements May Help Asthmatics Cope With Air Pollution
May 20, 1997 — Simply taking antioxidant vitamins could help asthmatics exposed to polluted air breathe easier, according to preliminary results of a double blind study conducted at the University of Washington. ... > full story
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