No-Arsenic Baby Cereals Guide Urges Grain Alternatives
A set of studies finds high arsenic in rice cereals for infants and recommends switching to oats barley or quinoa. Experts push FDA action and suggest home made baby food as an option to cut exposure while diversified cereals remain available and affordable.
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Independent
Healthy Babies
Bright Futures
World Health Organization
Jane Houlihan
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Lowry
USA Today
Healthy Babies Bright Futures Organization
Brooks Applied Labs
Bothell
Wash
Alliance
Healthy Babies Bright Futures
Healthy Babies Group
Keith Fabisiak
Kaiser Permanente
Campbell Medical Center
Fabisiak
What is the CICO diet and is it really bad
The CICO diet centers on calories in versus calories out and claims any food can fit as long as a daily calorie deficit is maintained. Experts warn it ignores diet quality and health impacts beyond calories, noting junk food can harm mood skin and heart risk even if weight loss occurs.
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Health Magazine
CICO
Sonya Angelone
The
Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics
Women’s Health Magazine
Reddit
Dawn Jackson Blatner
Cynthia Sass
Malina Linkas Malkani
Business Insider
AceDynamic Hero
Relationships May Preserve Super Agers Cognition
A study of 31 Super Agers and 19 cognitively normal elders links stronger, warmer social ties with preserved cognition. Subjects reported higher satisfaction in relationships, while other factors matched peers. The findings echo research on social bonds reducing cognitive decline and dementia risk.
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Rogalski
Smith
Brian Fenwick
Bethany
William “Bill” Guronick
Guronick
Chicago
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