#dietary-guidelines

#dietary-guidelines

The Surgeon General's call for alcohol warning labels challenges the longstanding perception of moderate drinking as harmless.

Most children receive adequate protein intake; concerns about protein are often unwarranted.

Alcohol consumption is a significant risk factor for cancer, prompting calls for warning labels akin to those on cigarettes.

Alcohol consumption beyond one drink daily significantly increases the risk of premature death, indicating the need for updated federal drinking guidelines.

Diet plays a critical role in global health, exceeding smoking as a contributor to early death, particularly due to ultraprocessed foods.

Leading nutrition scientists found insufficient evidence to recommend reducing ultraprocessed foods despite their association with health issues.

Upcoming Dietary Guidelines for Americans may not change due to lack of evidence against ultraprocessed foods.

Kennedy's potential HHS nomination may unite bipartisan members on food policy.

Many supposedly healthy meals, like ramen, can contain excessive salt, jeopardizing public health.