Higher risk of bone fractures among vegans People who strive to eat a 100 per cent plant-based diet have to familiarize themselves with the nutrient profile of foods and make nutritious choices, says Norwegian researcher.
Can an extreme low carb diet be used as medicine? Several studies in recent years have suggested that the ketogenic diet may work against a variety of diseases, such as epilepsy, Alzheimer's disease and cancer.
Eating less processed foods gave weight loss and lower risk of heart disease – also among men on a high fat diet The quality of the food you eat may be as important to your health as whether you eat lots of fat or carbohydrates, according to a new Norwegian study.
Larger selection of fruits and vegetables in stores boosted sales among the most unhealthy eaters More varieties of fruits, berries and vegetables to choose from, as well as reduced prices, led people who usually don't buy greens to do so, according to research on Norwegian grocery store chain sales.
Sea cucumber are a prized Asian delicacy. Norway wants to farm them for export. In China they call them the "ginseng of the sea.” But before Norwegians can transform their humble red sea cucumber into an export product, they first have to figure out how to catch or farm them.
More breakups, but also new relationships after weight loss surgery What happens to relationships when one partner loses a lot of weight, eats much less and becomes more active?
Cancer mystery in Norway Why does a Norwegian woman have nearly double the risk of colorectal cancer as her female counterparts in nearby Finland? Researchers have no idea.