Latest Posts -
Marsha McCulloch, M.S., R.D. The burning sensation of heartburn in your chest, caused by stomach contents flowing back up into your esophagus (food pipe), can be agonizing. If you experience this more than twice a week for a few weeks, you may have GERD...
READ MORE
Humans have been eating acrylamide, a chemical that forms in some foods when they are exposed to high heat, for as long as we have been cooking, but it wasn’t until 2002 that its presence in foods was discovered. The Maillard reaction, a naturally occurring reaction...
READ MORE
by Judy Thalheimer, R.D., L.D.N. Americans are encouraged to get more calcium to build and maintain strong healthy bones. But recent headlines suggest that too much calcium could actually be bad for your health and may not, after all, do much to protect your bones....
READ MORE
A steaming plate of homemade spaghetti with tomato sauce is a good go-to for a pleasing meal. But when time is too short to simmer a home-cooked sauce, store-bought sauce comes to the rescue. A container of premade, red pasta sauce can help you whip up spaghetti – or...
READ MORE
Recommendations on egg intake have lightened up, but eggs Benedict for breakfast every morning still isn’t a good idea. Scrambled, fried or baked into pastries, Americans love their eggs. But what about all that cholesterol? One large egg has about 200...
READ MORE
Even if you don’t avoid gluten, a protein found in wheat, rye and barley, chances are you know someone who does. One in 141 people is affected by celiac disease, an autoimmune reaction to gluten. For people with celiac disease, eating foods containing it can cause...
READ MORE
For over 20 years, OR Today has provided perioperative and SPD professionals with up-to-date news and information about their profession. The magazine aims to educate readers about new guidelines, techniques, and equipment, as well as practical information for career building, problem-solving and overall well-being.
© 2026 MD PUBLISHING
