Eating and Nutrition - Videos
There is new evidence that there could be dangerous levels of arsenic in some fruit juices. Tom Costello reports.
Tom Costello (NBC Today Show) reports that the FDA says that Dr. Oz got it wrong when he said some brands of apple juice have potentially dangerous levels of arsenic.
Recent turkey meat scare had impacted the ground turkey business.
University of Minnesota researchers say they've found a peptide that when put in food will kill bacteria such as salmonella.
A recipe for healthy quesadillas.
A warm and healthy linguini pasta recipe, served with shrimp and scallops.
How to make a garlic spread, using yogurt cheese, that's warm and delicate.
Instead of butter, rest your salmon on oil and rub in the seasoning for a delicious dish.
An infant's health may depend, in part, on what his mother ate before she even got pregnant.
Doctors in the Netherlands say a boy with a severe peanut allergy went into anaphylactic shock after receiving a blood transfusion. Apparently, donors had been eating peanuts.
Scientists think they've found a new form of resistant MRSA bacteria in cow's milk.
A new report shows a sharp increase in the number of children suffering from peanut allergies.
Infusing traumatic brain injury patients with calories and protein may reduce inflammation and aid with brain recovery.
Researchers have now confirmed the cause of one of the largest outbreaks of salmonella in the US.
The USDA says eggs are lower in cholesterol and have more vitamin D than the last time they were analyzed in 2002. But does that mean they are healthier?
A study finds obesity has almost doubled since 1980 worldwide.
The dangers of trans fats are all over the news. Trans fat is an artificial fat that¿s created during the hydrogenation of vegetable oil. Nutrition and health experts say you should avoid foods that contain trans fat.
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Test Your Nutrition Intuition
With several recent studies finding dailyl multivitamins have no effect on your health, many consumers are wondering how they can get the vitamins they need without turning to a pill. NBC's Kristen Dahlgren reports.
NBC's Robert Bazell reports that the new key to weight loss may be something that we are all born with.
Beef with smoked sea salt and home- made steak sauce are on the menu for today's cooking demo. BLT Steak's Chef Laurent Tourondel shows you how.