Restaurants in New Jersey and many parts of the world are shut down to dine-in services in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19. Here's what you should know.
The FDA has confirmed a nutritional label makeover for 2020 to better “reflect new scientific information, including the link between diet and chronic diseases such as obesity and heart disease,” beginning January 1.
Heart-healthy labels on everything from cereal, soups and applesauce to salad mixes, fish and poultry claim heart health benefits. But what’s the truth? Our expert weighs in.
When it comes to heart health, what you eat is as important as what you don’t eat. Incorporate these five superfoods into your diet for maximum heart health.
We all know Halloween is all about the candy! While eating candy can definitely cure that sweet tooth, if not done in moderation – it can have detrimental effects.
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