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Older adults who eat between 2,100 and 6,000 calories each day are twice as likely to develop memory problems.

It's true - apple juice can pose a risk to your health. But not necessarily from the trace amounts of arsenic that people are arguing about....

Try these 10 tips to reduce calories at holiday parties.

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Do calories eaten closer to bedtime count more than those consumed earlier in the day? The debate rages on for dieters.

But before you swear off food when the sun heads south, an expert weighs in with some practical advice.

Scientists believe they have found a way to turn body fat into a better type of fat that actually burns off calories and weight.

A study found that mothers of young children were heavier and ate more calories, sugary drinks and fatty foods than childless women.

Dads and moms in the study were less active than their peers without kids.

Listing calories on the menus at fast-food restaurants doesn’t seem to affect kid’s choices or those that their parents make for them, finds a small study in the International Journal of Obesity.

Diet soda may cut calories, but it could also lead to a higher risk of stroke and heart attack among those who drink it every day, new research suggests.

Breastfeeding advocates offer slimming incentive for moms on the fence on whether or not to nurse.

A shaping garment worn during treadmill exercise makes muscles work harder and burns more calories, a new study says.