Nutrition Health Review

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Articles in Fall 2003 issue of Nutrition Health Review

• The TOPS Way to Weight Loss: Beyond Calories and Exercise
• Material vs. moral good
  by Matthew Scully
• Fishy chemotherapy
• Veterans Hospitals under investigation
• Researchers from the Food and Brand Lab at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign conducted two separate surveys of 1,436 North Americans
• 7-Eleven's Snack Master Kennith Fries is hoping to erase a public misconception about convenience stores and unhealthful foods by announcing that the chain will offer several varieties of natural, low-fat, organic chips
• Army animals drafted for war
• So-called reality TV shows hardly reflect real life
  by Clay Calvert
• Self-healing—a challenge to modern medicine
  by William Renaurd
• Alpha-lipoic acid
• The link between Hodgkin's disease and breast cancer
• Animal deaths prompt review
• Acupuncture for dental pain
• Quick recipes for vegetarians
• Pioneering gene therapy for children
• Food Fight: The Inside Story of the Food Industry, America's Obesity Crisis, and What We Can Do About It
• Celiac disease often goes undiagnosed in children
• Manufacturers to list trans fat content
• Eighty percent of doctors surveyed said that they would be willing to care for patients during a bioterrorism outbreak, according to research published in the September/October 2003 issue of Health Affairs
• Mederma® is the first topical gel formulated to help new and existing scars appear softer and smoother
• University starts non-animal research program
• Executive order threatens health industry
• Chrosome damage can be an indicator of exposure to potential carcinogenic substances, according to a study published in Mutagenesis
• Soy products are known for their health benefits within the body
• Warm climates help arthritis recovery
• The sale of unregulated and unmonitored contact lenses is a reckless endangerment of the ocular health of the U.S. public
• Is animal experimentation worthwhile? an interview with Steven Kaufman, M.D
  by Steven R. Kaufman
• Tall parents can now push their baby strollers without stooping over, thanks to Kid Clark LLC's new products, Luv-Handles™, a breakthrough design for stroller handle extensions
• Better aneurysm detection studied
• It has been known for some time that chronic snorers often have sleep apnea, a disorder in which breathing stops repeatedly for up to 90 seconds at a time
• HRT drug widely prescribed despite cancer, dementia links
• The flavor of sweet, juicy plum tomatoes is no longer a "summer only" sensation
• Lasers used to treat acne scars
• People who live in areas that are infested with nocturnal mosquitoes often burn mosquito coils, or spiral-shaped strips of insecticide-treated plant matter, near their bedrooms
• Leukemia treatment ineffective in rare cases
• Congratulations, madame, the rabbit is dead
  by Gail Gorman
• Nature's Gate Organics® Propylene Glycol-Free deodorants are formulated to ensure protection without chemicals that can irritate the skin
• ALS developing in Gulf War vets
• Second-hand cigarette smoke can be dangerous to your pets as well as to yourself and your family
• Survey shows Americans prefer test tube science
• EPA asks for review of human toxicity testing
• Cholesterol-lowering landmark diet study: an interview with David Jenkins, M.D
  by David Jenkins
• Military admits experiments on soldiers
• Rosacea