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Wellness

To Eat Healthier, Don’t Think About Health

The Lempert Report: Focusing on how foods taste could be the best way to improve our diets.

Wellness

The Food Disadvantage of Being an Only Child

The Lempert Report: A recent study finds only children have less healthy eating habits than families with multiple children.

Wellness

'Hyper-Palatable' Foods Are Bad News

By Phil Lempert on Jan. 16, 2020

The Lempert Report: Studies show that most foods eaten in the U.S., including so-called weight loss foods, contain ingredients that make people want to eat more.

Wellness

Federal Nutrition Research is Underfunded, Report Says

By Phil Lempert on Jan. 13, 2020

The Lempert Report: In an increasingly health-conscious America, the government has devoted only a tiny fraction of its research dollars to nutrition.

Wellness

The New New Year’s Diet

By Phil Lempert on Jan. 06, 2020

The Lempert Report: Cutting calories and reducing desserts is a popular New Year's resolution, but for most people, the change doesn't stick.

Industry Partners

FDA Gets New Commissioner

By Angel Abcede on Dec. 13, 2019

Senate approves Houston oncologist Stephen Hahn amid uncertainty over President Trump's position on flavored vape.

Wellness

Health and Beauty Provides a Safe, Profitable Entry Point for CBDs

By Melissa Vonder Haar on Dec. 09, 2019

A look at topical products and why consumers and retailers alike are flocking to the CBD segment.

Wellness

CBD Products Are Hot, But Are They Good for Us?

By Phil Lempert on Nov. 21, 2019

The Lempert Report: Cannabidiol products are reported to have positive effects, but the jury is still out on benefits or side effects.

Fresh Food

The American Diet Report Card Is Out

By Phil Lempert on Nov. 19, 2019

The Lempert Report: A new report shows the American diet is still heavy on foods that can fuel heart disease, diabetes and obesity.

Technology

Forget About Brain Cancer, Your Smartphone May Be Making You Fat

By Phil Lempert on Nov. 14, 2019

The Lempert Report: One study finds that those who used a smartphone five or more hours a day increased their risk of obesity by 43%.

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