Nutrition Health Review

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Articles in Winter 2002 issue of Nutrition Health Review

• Kraft recalls genetically modified Taco shells - made from genetically altered corn - Brief Article
• Potential dangers of latex - allergies
• Technophobes may be right after all - possible injury from information and communications technology
• Viagra® may be linked to sexual aggression - Brief Article
• Vitamin K important for blood and bones - Brief Article
• Beta carotene may lower risk of infections - Brief Article
• Industry survey finds U.S. consumers do not mind enhanced foods - Brief Article
• Do antioxidants help with carotid atherosclerosis? - Medical News From Around World - Brief Article
• Genetically engineered food - antibiotic-resistance markers
  by Ronnie Cummins
• Down on the pharm: agribusiness in the 21st century
  by Gail Gorman
• Government says modified corn safe for Monarch butterfly larvae - Brief Article
• Animal proteins and kidney stones - Medical News From Around World - Brief Article
• Organic choices for consumers are growing
• Our genetically modified future: an interview with Ronnie Cummins, National Director of the Organic Consumers Union - Interview
• How to Grow More Vegetables. - book review
• Red pepper and dyspepsia - Medical News From Around World
• Herbs raise protection from oxidation - antioxidants - Brief Article
• Older patients not always helped by antidepressants
• Eat to Live: a Revolutionary Diet. - book review
• Transaminase levels and fatty liver disease - Medical News From Around World - serum transaminase; nonalocholic fatty liver disease
• Tainted intentions from the health care industry: part one
• Placebos sometimes work - Brief Article
• New Products of Interest - foods and beverages - Brief Article
• Exercise prescribed for fibromyalgia - Medical News From Around World - Brief Article
• Postscripts - includes brief articles on carotenoids and other subjects
• Are protein diets a safe way to lose weight? An interview with Maria Westberg, R.D - Interview
• Thioridazine and sudden unexplained death - Medical News From Around World - Brief Article
• The mysterious blueberry
• Too much iron may be harmful - hemochromatosis
• Counterfeit foods and deceptive labeling: the good news is that we now have some nutrition information on labels of processed foods. The bad news is that packagers of these products usually twist facts, introduce half-truths in their advertising, and impl
  by William Jr. Renaurd
• China concerned about modified soybeans - Brief Article
• Dehydration: a result of high-protein diets? - Brief Article
• The fine art of faking foods - artificial additives