Study found adults ate worse than children did in 'food-insecure' households. By Alan Mozes HealthDay Reporter this article to news version (SOURCES: Sharon I. Kirkpatrick, Ph.D. candidate, department of nutritional sciences, faculty of medicine, University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Walter Willett, M.D, professor, nutrition and epidemiology, and chairman, department of nutrition, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston; March 2008, The Journal of Nutrition ) THURSDAY, Feb. 21 (HealthDay News) -- Members of poor households in which it is consistently hard to afford enough high-quality food...
Farm bill plan boosts nutrition
The News & Observer
The News & Observer
WASHINGTON - Congressional negotiators reached a tentative agreement Friday on a multibillion-dollar farm bill that includes a hefty increase for nutrition programs at a time of rising food prices. An intense series of closed-door bargaining sessions...
Farm bill would aid nutrition programs
The Columbus Dispatch
The Columbus Dispatch
WASHINGTON -- Congressional negotiators reached a tentative agreement yesterday on a multibillion-dollar farm bill that includes a hefty increase for nutrition programs at a time of rising food prices. An intense series of...
Farm bill shifts focus to nutrition programs for poor
Richmond Times Dispatch
Richmond Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON -- Most people call it a farm bill. But it's really more of a food bill. That's even truer this year as negotiators, spurred by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other urban lawmakers, move dollars from crop subsidies to food stamps and other...
Deal for farm bill would boost nutrition funding
Houston Chronicle
Houston Chronicle
TOOLS WASHINGTON - Congressional negotiators reached a tentative agreement Friday on a multibillion-dollar farm bill that includes a hefty increase for nutrition programs at a time of rising food prices. An intense series of closed-door bargaining...
NUTRITION IQ
The Columbus Dispatch
The Columbus Dispatch
Poultry The typical American eats about 90 pounds of chicken a year. Good, right? Here's a quiz to find out how much you know about the chicken you eat: 1. All chickens labeled "100 percent natural" are just chicken, nothing added....



