Gene may make kids crave junk food
Some people may be genetically driven to seek out more calorie-dense foods, a new study suggests.  However, the researchers didn't find any difference in metabolism between kids with the gene change and those without it. 
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Dieting
For the Obese, Holiday Tables Serve Platefuls of Doubt
Childhood obesity may cause thyroid problems
Genetic variants tied to obesity
Experimental weight-loss pill passes early test
Gene may make kids crave junk food
Obesity is a family affair
Obese kids more prone to limb injuries in car crashes
Study suggests sugar may be addictive
Money may lure people to lose weight
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Nutrition
Limiting school snacks boosts fruit, veggie consumption
Health Tip: Your diet after cancer treatment
Low doses of melamine won't harm kids' kidneys
Toxic poinsettias? Hangover cures? It may be all fiction
New food pyramid is aimed at kids
Fruits and veggies may strengthen bones
Selenium, vitamins E and C won't prevent prostate cancer
Health Tip: Eating a healthy vegetarian diet
Folate in early pregnancy may boost wheezing in baby
Cranberries May Help Prevent Urinary Tract Infections
Digestive System
New guidelines issued for management of IBS
Uninsured face worse outcomes after diverticulitis
Childhood constipation carries a big price tag
Health Tip: Easing hemorrhoid pain
Peppermint oil, fiber can fight irritable bowel
Salmonella Outbreak Tied to Dry Dog Food Continues
Health Tip: Hiccups Can Wreak Havoc
Intestinal Bacteria Trigger Immune Response
Antibiotics May Not Cause Diarrheal Bacteria
Small Intestine Senses Bitter Toxins in Food
Cardiovascular Health News
Experts say blood sugar guidelines remain effective
Coated stents better than bare metal ones in short run
Program aids hospital compliance with stroke guidelines
Children of centenarians face lower heart risks
Stress triggers heart-damaging behavior
Research explains benefit of 'mini heart attack'
Cost of hospital cardiac care on the rise
Fast heart rate warns of obesity, diabetes
Defect in gene tied to atrial fibrillation
Multiple ICD replacements can predict complications
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