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Healthy Food Prescription Program
The Healthy Food Delivery Program is a six-month Food is Medicine initiative designed to help ChristianaCare patients better manage chronic conditions through improved nutrition and food access. Through a partnership with Hungry Harvest, a mission-driven online grocer dedicated to reducing food waste and fighting hunger, participants receive bi-weekly home deliveries of healthy groceries, along with…
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5 Popular Snacks Nutritionists Say Are Way Worse Than You Think
Snacking doesn’t always have the best image and there’s a good reason for that. Often people turn to the wrong foods to tide them over in between meals and it can lead to unhealthy eating habits. Junk food is often touted as go-to snacks, but that’s not going to give you a nutritional boost or…
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Ultra-Processed, Ultra-Confusing? This New Tool Can Help
Lately, the dangers of ultra-processed foods (UPFs) have dominated headlines. A recent study, for example, linked excessive UPF consumption to shorter life expectancy due to their role in more than 30 different diseases. This is especially worrying considering that around 60 percent of the average American’s daily calories come from UPFs. But not all UPFs…
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Can Eating Pineapple Help You Lose Weight?
Pineapple is a healthy fruit with some qualities that can support weight loss. It is low in calories and provides fiber. The time of day you eat it may also influence how it can help you lose weight. What Science Says Ways pineapple may support weight loss include: Pineapple is low in calories and has…
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5 Best Cheeses to Eat If You Have High Cholesterol, According to Dietitians
Many people with high cholesterol assume they can’t eat cheese. Yet, dietitians say certain types of cheese can be part of a heart-healthy diet. The key is to watch serving sizes and pair cheese with other heart-friendly foods. If it seems like cheese gets a bad rap when it comes to health, it’s not your…
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Think Nuts and Seeds Cause Diverticulitis? Here’s What Science Really Says
Diet plays a role in diverticulitis risk—but not in the way you might think. A new study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine revealed that eating nuts, seeds, and corn was not associated with an increased chance of a diverticulitis diagnosis in women. What did matter in terms of diverticulitis risk? Broader diet patterns,…
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The #1 Anti-Inflammatory Pantry Staple, According to a Dietitian
Olive oil, a staple in the Mediterranean diet, is a dietitian’s top pick for its health benefits. Olive oil supports your heart, brain, joints and more, without contributing to weight gain. Enjoy olive oil in many ways, from from sautéed veggies to quick bread or hummus. While a little (acute) inflammation helps your body heal…
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Eating Yogurt Every Day Does This to Your Body
Eating yogurt daily is a delicious way to stay healthy. Whether you’re aiming for better nutrition, want more flavor or variety in your diet, yogurt is a quick go-to. Plus it’s so versatile and can be enjoyed in many ways. From breakfast bowls with fruit and nuts, a base for smoothies, an ingredient in baked…
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World Lupus Day 2025: 10 foods to include in a lupus diet if you have this autoimmune disease
Lupus is a long-term condition that can cause joint pain and weight gain. There is no specific lupus diet, but there are a few foods that you should eat and avoid. On the occasion of World Lupus Day, know what to include and exclude from your diet. Eating healthy foods is one of the best…
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‘Amazing’ change to one body part when you cut down on sugar
Cutting down on sugar has a range of health benefits, but many people are unaware of the impact it can have on your skin – and how it can contribute to its appearance 02:00 ET, 09 May 2025 Cutting down on sugar can have a huge impact(Image: Getty) If you’re considering reducing your sugar intake,…