...and cooking at home, and that's a good thing, Augusta nutritionists said.A recent survey by the American Institute for Cancer Research found that more than 40 percent of respondents said they were eating out less often because of the economy...
...and children that are low in calories but rich in flavor and nutrition. A tall order? Not now that the American Institute for Cancer Research has developed recipes such as the following for healthful, quickly made snacks for all ages to enjoy...
...2005, $24.95), subtitled "Recipes for a Healthy Weight and a Healthy Life," which comes from the American Institute for Cancer Research, the Washington, D.C.-based cancer charity, research and education organization. The book's...
...end of November, according to The Dieting Monitor of the research company NPD Group. A survey from the American Institute for Cancer Research found that though 65 percent of Americans tried to lose weight last year by changing their diets, cutting...
...are indeed foods that help beat colds and flu, that do comfort and boost long-term health, says the American Institute for Cancer Research. To help achieve those desirable goals, the AICR has developed new, healthful versions of both old-fashioned...
...questions raised by reports of recent studies, and to help people identify sources of dietary fiber, the American Institute for Cancer Research has issued a new free brochure. The Facts About Fiber discusses topics that include the difference between...
...can play a role as a one-dish wonder, adjusted to deliver a variety of tasty health benefits, the American Institute for Cancer Research says. Pilaf originated in the Middle East hundreds of years ago and is based on a grain, usually rice...
...week, we'll provide information that you can use in your own battle to lose weight. Health tip The American Institute for Cancer Research reported that most Americans believe that the kind of food they eat is more important that the amount...
...definitely not broccoli we're chewing down on," said Karen Collins, a dietitian and consultant for the American Institute for Cancer Research. "In Americans' minds, if a sandwich isn't enough, what do you add? Who would think you add some...
...Tangiers, Morocco, where the fruit acquired its name, says the Good Food/Good Health newsletter from the American Institute for Cancer Research. Drink up a Storm There are Storm warnings at your supermarket -- d we don't mean the kind of winter-weather...
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