Ready to put your healthy eating goals into action? In Getting in Gear!, we'll explore practical ways to make plant-based eating simple, satisfying, and sustainable. Learn how to stock your kitchen, ...

Heart problems that babies are born with, called congenital heart defects, often begin developing early in pregnancy. Approximately three weeks after fertilization, the human heart is still a simple, ...

Can a bag of frozen berries earn a place on your immune-health grocery list? What do beans and mushrooms bring to the table? Dr. Niki Davis from Lifestyle Telemedicine joins Chuck Carroll on The Exam ...

In September, Physicians Committee experts provided public comments to urge the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to build on its efforts to prioritize human-based research. The agency sought input ...

This four-class series presents health-promoting dietary strategies that are both budget-friendly and accessible. Nutrition education components help individuals to connect diet and disease outcomes ...

Kidney disease can develop quietly. What should you ask when your blood work is labeled “normal”—but your numbers are changing? Kidney and obesity medicine specialist Dr. Sean Hashmi joins Chuck ...

Before a period begins, the cells that form the lining of the uterus, also called endometrial cells, begin to break down during menstruation and release large amounts of inflammatory prostaglandins.

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The classes in this series will bring into focus the undeniable connection between diet and cancer risk. Based on the Physicians Committee’s groundbreaking Cancer Project curriculum, the class focuses ...

Julie was introduced to a whole-food, plant-based diet when her meat-eating son came home his freshman year in college. His friends had bet him he couldn't go without meat until Thanksgiving. He ...

After teaching middle school math for more than three decades, Joyce retired from teaching. For the past decade, she and her husband have enjoyed attending plant-based events, and since retirement, ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A new JAMA commentary says the new Dietary Guidelines for Americans give undue prominence to meat, dairy, and “bad” fat and risk the public’s health. The Viewpoint, “When Nutrition ...