On April 22, 2025, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced their bold initiative to remove eight petroleum-based synthetic dyes ...

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A major UK survey shows strong public support for food taxes, especially when designed to lower the cost of healthy foods, highlighting a path forward for fair and effective nutrition policies.

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It’s well known that too much junk food and sugar are bad for your health. But what about artificial sweeteners and raw fruits and vegetables? Cucumbers, carrots, onions, eggs, walnuts.

It’s easy to get confused by what’s labeled as “healthy” in today’s food industry. For example, cereals marketed as heart-healthy might contain just a small amount of whole grains or fiber.

They published their findings in "An Agent-based Model of COVID-19 in the Food Industry for Assessing Public Health and Economic Impacts of Infection Control Strategies," in Scientific Reports.

It's advertised as a health food and enjoyed by millions all over the world. But a top doctor is warning that yogurt - even if plain and stripped of flavoring - can be processed with chemicals ...

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In addition to writing for Everyday Health, she has also written for websites and publications like Food and Health Communications, Today's Dietitian, iVillage.com, and Rodale Press.

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Health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says petroleum-based food dyes will be phased out by the end of next year. But food safety advocates are skeptical that companies will meet the deadline.