Overweight People Somehow Less Likely to Die Than Skinnier People
A new study says overweight people aren't any more likely to die than anyone else.
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A new study says overweight people aren't any more likely to die than anyone else.
Open a restaurant in a market and health grades won't be an issue.
Just call her "Hero of Restaurateurs" Quinn.
Kiss your Big Gulp good-bye.
Diabetes among American adolescents is on a significant rise; thankfully, your exotic and illegal pet can probably help.
Seriously, it's, like, really bad for you.
Letter grades aren't going anywhere, but the city's chefs say inconsistencies in the inspection process make it almost impossible to know what constitutes a proper violation.
Cleo Berry has both legs and a willingness to go pro-soda.
And (of course) she's signed on as a spokesperson for the diabetes drug Victoza.
The Franks passed their follow-up with flying colors.
Olive Garden and Red Lobster say they'll make their food healthier.
For whatever reason, fizzy drinks and income levels seem to be inextricable.
Mayor Bloomberg: 1; expensive tap-water-production methods: 0.
The FDA has sent a warning level to a New York Dairy because its cows were pumped with antibiotics.
What those things you scrape off are really trying to tell you.
Cash doesn't really sanitize the work surfaces, does it?
Most restaurants are getting 'A's, so what's the point?
The papayas were grown in Mexico and distributed by a Texas-based company.
Bubby's owner Ron Silver blames the sidewalk odor on the garbage truck.