Nutrition News
- Energy toll of muscular dystrophy can play havoc with growthMar 6, 2014
- Consortium of researchers finds duchenne muscular dystrophy takes a significant protein and energy toll, often at the expense of growth in a critical period in the lives of the youngsters and infant animals.
- New lipid formulas prevent liver disease in premie pigletsFeb 19, 2014
- Researchers at Baylor find using new lipid formula with fish oil could provide a healthier alternative to soybean oil in preventing liver disease in piglets.
- Genes, impact on weight topic of monthly genetics seminarJan 22, 2014
- Evening with Genetics series will feature Dr. Chester Brown and Dr. Ann Smith Barnes Jan. 28 at the Children's Museum of Houston.
- Grants support projects with creative approaches for WIC program nutrition educationJan 9, 2014
- Two projects at the USDA/ARS Children's Nutrition Research Center at Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital will be funded for up to two years.
- Caffeine in moderation can help with holiday exhaustionDec 13, 2013
- Baylor expert says steer clear of energy drinks that contain caffeine at a level way beyond a cup of coffee or tea.
- Experts provide tips for a healthy, safe HalloweenOct 30, 2013
- Keep your Halloween full of treats instead of tricks with some tips from experts at Baylor College of Medicine.
- Expiration dates: keep, toss or eat?Oct 3, 2013
- Baylor College of Medicine nutrition expert explains the meaning behind food expiration, "use by" and "sell by" dates of foods.
- Kids born small should get movingAug 8, 2013
- BCM researchers part of study that finds female mice who were growth restricted in the womb were born at a lower birth weight, but were less active and prone to obesity as adults.
- Study shows relationship between magnesium, bone mineral contentJul 9, 2013
- In a new study, researchers at the USDA/ARS Children’s Nutrition Research Center at Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children’s Hospital found that the magnesium content of a diet is significantly related to bone health.
- Enjoy tasty summer treats wisely to control caloriesJul 2, 2013
- Baylor College of Medicine dietitian says many refreshing summer treats include calories and fat, and provides tips for low-calorie summertime sweets.