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Diet and exercise help battle HIV Boston Globe Improvement in the global prevalence of HIV infection suggests the world has seized an upper hand in the war on HIV and AIDS. Worldwide there were 2.7 million new cases of HIV infection in 2010, according to UNAIDS. That's down from 3.2 million a ... See all stories on this topic »

Optimal Diets for Longevity: The Science, Not the Hype Huffington Post (blog) The conversation regarding what constitutes the ideal diet for optimal wellness and longevity is an ongoing and exhausting debate. Experts from each respective dietary camp have a plethora of data pointing to their case for why their particular system ... See all stories on this topic »

How I dropped six pant sizes without a diet Atlanta Journal Constitution After having had my second child, I found myself at a steady size 16. Three years ago I started my fitness journey, and today I am a size 4. And I did it through a magic, secret method used by people down through the centuries. Today is the day that I ... See all stories on this topic »

Additional Dietary Measures May Help Children with Epilepsy eMaxHealth A ketogenic diet is sometimes used as a treatment in children with persistent epilepsy that has failed to respond to medical treatment. The diet can be challenging and have adverse side effects, however, so scientists are researching other dietary ... See all stories on this topic » eMaxHealth

Feces study gets the poop on gorillas' diet Science News Chemical signatures in a gorilla's feces reveal a lot about short-term changes in its diet, a new study finds. What an animal eats tells scientists how it survives in its habitat and adapts to environmental changes. But observing animals dining in the ... See all stories on this topic »

Scientist Discover Way to Lose Weight Without Dieting Voice of America (blog) They also found lowering fat in your diet provides additional health advantages, such as lowering blood pressure and bad cholesterol levels. The researchers believe their findings could play a role in dietary recommendations to help in the worldwide ... See all stories on this topic » Voice of America (blog)

'Road Diet' Proposed for Arlington Road Patch.com The "road diet" for Arlington Road is among the list of suggestions developed by the Washington Area Bicyclist Association and Montgomery Bicycle Advocates for Bethesda, Friendship Heights, Silver Spring and Takoma Park. Bicycle safety has been in the ... See all stories on this topic »

Brown Fat Transplants May Spur Weight Loss WebMD In both people and mice, high-fat diets reliably lead to weight gain and drive up blood sugar, setting the stage for type 2 diabetes. Brown fat appeared to blunt some of the effects of the high-fat diet. Transplanted mice maintained their weight and ... See all stories on this topic »

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