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School bans energy drinks after spike in sick bay visits
Students were feeling sick after skipping breakfast and "guzzling" energy drinks instead.
Too much of a good thing? The growing protein obsession
People are increasingly consuming protein in the belief it helps them stay healthy.
Six sources of protein that aren’t meat
New York Times: Equally nutritious, versatile and easy options to add to your daily meals.
Are ultraprocessed foods addictive?
New York Times: The question has generated controversy among scientists.
What broccoli does to your heart and prostate health
Brocolli has a lot to offer from boosting our gut health to warding off dementia.
'Worries right from the start': Former school lunch contractor ready to step in
Libelle liquidation sparks calls for change in school lunch programme.
What’s the healthiest oil? Here’s how they compare
Olive oil has lots of benefits, but other vegetable oils can be good for your health too.
Extreme ‘clean’ eating can tip healthy eaters into a danger zone
Disordered eating of nutritious but limited diets can be fuelled by social media.
The easy way to check your gut health - for free
Forget expensive gut health kits, try this hack for a quick check.
Kiwi food tech firm expands reach with major Australian aged care deal
The Pure Food Co will supply up to 50,000 meals monthly to Regis Aged Care.
How to eat and drink fewer microplastics
They're almost impossible to avoid, but there are some steps to minimise your exposure.
Is a Marmite sandwich and an apple good enough for a child’s lunch?
Experts say a Marmite sandwich and apple won't keep a child full.
Tinned fruit is healthier than you think – here’s why
Turn your nose up at canned peaches or prunes? Think again.
Editorial: David Seymour’s approach misses the mark on key issues
Complaints about school lunches include delays and poor nutritional value.
Is decaf tea healthier? Experts weigh in
Tea is full of health benefits, but do we drink too much? And is it time to switch?
Nutritionist to the royals shares health tips for women in their 40s
Princess Beatrice is a client and close friend of nutritionist Gabriela Peacock.
What should you eat if you have arthritis? A rheumatologist says these foods could help
OPINION: Improving your diet can help to reduce inflammation.
‘Where were the warning labels?’: Bowel cancer survivor on processed meat
Morris-Marr, 44, is now cancer-free after receiving a rare liver transplant last year.
Eleven days of butter chicken: Principals report more problems with school lunches
Schools meet with catering area manager, but still no clear solutions to lunch issues.
Is a glass of lemon water the best way to start the day?
This citrus fruit has a whole host of health benefits that go beyond just vitamin C.
Nutritionist finds list of issues with school lunch programme
Issues such as wastage and meal quality in schools were raised.
Prediabetes diet: What to eat if you’re at risk, according to the experts
Telegraph: Managing prediabetes starts on your plate.
How much vitamin C do you actually need?
From kiwifruit to broccoli, these are the top 10 foods to boost your intake.
Dinner decisions: Why chickpeas are a must-have in your diet
NY Times: These legumes are a good way to incorporate more plants into your diet.
Is fake meat better for you than real meat?
New York Times: Fake meat is plant-based but ultra-processed – so is it any healthier?
The health benefits of honey – and how to spot the fake stuff
Is honey healthier than sugar? Is expensive better? Here's what the experts say.