Health and Nutrition Research

More people of all ages are using computers for longer periods outside of school or work, new study shows.

Patients treated with chemotherapy and large doses of vitamin D showed 36 percent lower risk of disease progression or death, study finds.

Columbia University study links a baby’s abuse or trauma to disruption of the gut’s microbiome and the brain’s emotional activity.

Study from Columbia Mailman School of Public Health finds significant contamination in pizza and pasta, and at dinnertime.

Two thousand participants will follow healthy diets and workout plans for two years to see if lifestyle choices affect a person's chances of suffering Alzheimer's disease.

Participants in small study say RDs provide detailed advice, support as they learned about DASH diet.

Benzodiazepines can be as dangerous as opioids. The natural products industry offers alternative, non-addictive pain treatments such as CBD and herbs.