Researchers say dietary changes are crucial part of effort to tackle global heating
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Researchers say dietary changes are crucial part of effort to tackle global heating
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People should eat more fruit, vegetables and wholegrains and cut back on red meat and sugary drinks to cut their risk of type 2 diabetes – and help save the planet in the process, according to new research.
Experts say the diets are effective, regardless of a person’s ethnicity
Change in diet shown to have ‘targeted effect’ on a type of heart disease that otherwise typically has poor outcomes for patients
Making a few simple changes to your plate could drastically improve health, say researchers
Global shift to healthier, mainly plant-based diets could save millions of lives and avert the worst effects of climate change,…
Scientists believe that specific diets could help prevent chronic illness
New study raises urgent questions about how doctors treat diabetes
