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Longitudinal studies have shown an association between diet quality and depression. However, reverse causality, unmeasured confounding, and selection bias remained important limitations. We aim to examine the relationship between diet quality and depression in older adults while addressing these issues and explore modification role of genetic predisposition to depression and low-grade inflammation. We emulated a…

On social media, videos show people clearing out their fridges, swearing off salads and debating whether it’s safe to eat cilantro. You might dub it “produce paranoia.” 

New research suggests that a structured programme that combines regular exercise with a brain-friendly diet may help improve memory and thinking skills in older adults who are at a higher risk of dementia

Erling Haaland, the star of football, follows a strict diet based on natural and quality foods, such as honey, fresh eggs, raw milk, steaks, and sourdough bread

We extend our warmest congratulations to Dr. Jose Britannio Pujalte Jr. on his appointment as secretary of health. His leadership comes at a pivotal moment for the country’s health sector—one marked by urgent challenges and unprecedented opportunities to advance Universal Health Care (UHC), strengthen preventive health systems, and champion nutrition as a cornerstone of national…

By Paris MartineauInvestigative Reporter Updated July 18, 2026 Fruits and vegetables are common sources of cyclospora, but health officials are not advising people to avoid any particular food at this point, and cautioned that an official source of the outbreak has not been identified yet. Photo: Getty Images

The Loft is looking a little different lately, with an expanded menu, expanded hours and even a new name

The cost of a healthy diet has increased 25 percent in the past five years, putting it out of reach for one-third of the global population, according to figures released by the United Nations