She says this time, the message is clear; real food in realistic portions can support better health for the long haul.

The HHS website cites the prevalence of unhealthy Americans under these guidelines as a reason for introducing the flipped ...

The new year brings new dietary guidelines from the Department of Agriculture which includes an inverted food pyramid. Local ...

As a resident of Western Pennsylvania, I see that a massive amount of people who are obese despite the decades of attempts to rectify this problem with the old food pyramid. People have had the idea ...

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As a urologist specializing in men’s health, I see the devastating consequences of poor nutrition every day in my practice. Over the past several decades, we’ve witnessed an alarming decline in male ...

Following last week’s announcement of updates to the food pyramid, nutrition experts continue to weigh in on how the new recommendations could change Americans' eating habits. The new pyramid, which ...

The latest USDA food guidance emphasizes whole foods over processed items. Food assistance organizations face challenges in sourcing fresh produce due to federal program cuts. Charities are ...

Those battling chronic illness know what a long, difficult battle it is to get well again, understanding all too well that old sentiment: You don’t realize how important your health is until you lose ...

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently unveiled a new food pyramid that prioritized proteins and healthy fats. But what does this mean for you and your diet? “We see that ...

Millman is the chair of the masters in branding program at the School of Visual Arts and the host of the podcast “Design Matters.” When the Trump administration unveiled its new 2026 dietary ...

Like many of you, I grew up eating sugar for breakfast. That's not a knock on my parents; they were doing what they were taught was right. Cereal was "healthy." Juice was "fruit." Corn and carrots ...