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A new study just tied heavy junk-food diets early in life to lasting changes in the brain’s wiring — damage that persists even after people switch back to a healthy diet
The mice ate like teenagers at a gas station: high-fat, high-sugar food during a critical stretch of early development. Then ...
For decades, unhealthy eating has been framed as a slow problem. Weight gain accumulates gradually. Blood sugar rises quietly. Disease appears after years of excess. The implication is that occasional ...
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Trump's junk food remark sparks debate: Here's what processed foods really do to your body
U.S. President Donald Trump joked that the secret to feeling young might just be indulging in unhealthy food. Speaking from the White House on Monday, the 79-year-old president admitted he doesn't ...
A single junk food ad may not sway adults, but the right 15-second health message can. Researchers reveal how ad length and framing shape cravings differently for normal-weight and overweight viewers, ...
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