On Aug. 5, the FDA announced that it's proposing to amend the standard of identity for pasteurized orange juice, which has ...

The summer can be full of more sugar and treats than families usually eat during the school year, so Stacie Ellis suggests the following to get kids back on track when it comes to healthy eating ...

Beginning next year, SNAP recipients will no longer be able to purchase candy or beverages containing added sugar or sugar substitutes.

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Candy bars are off limits, but families can still buy chocolate chips. Energy drinks are not allowed, but Gatorade is, as ...

“Rising prices for items like fresh fruit, chicken breast, and milk force schools to make tough choices,” Campbell said. “This affects what kids eat and how they feel during the day. It also puts more ...

Eating oats earlier in the day may maximize their heart-healthy benefits. “Metabolic hormones are naturally more active ...

It’s easy to understand their appeal. These pouches offer ultimate convenience for busy parents: no prep, no refrigeration, no cleanup. Many are designed with built-in spouts, allowing infants to self ...

Lowering uric acid levels in the body is crucial for maintaining health, as well as preventing diseases such as gout, kidney stones and other related conditions. A person can effectively decrease ...

Take a nostalgic trip through beloved food items, from Dunkaroos to Crystal Pepsi, that vanished from shelves, leaving fans ...

The federal government has approved the state’s waiver aimed at reducing the purchase of nonnutritive food and drink items.

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt asked the federal government to carve out a ban on certain food bought with SNAP benefits.