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Heres a roundup of local stories that ran this week.

Weekly news from Four Corners Health Department

A controversy erupted in the medical community last month over an intermittent fasting study that indicated potentially dire health consequences for people who follow the diet. In mid-March, the …

Some commodities over the years have been villainized unfairly, including beef, potatoes, dairy products, sugar beets and wheat, but “we know every single food is going to have a place

Columnist Shannon Brennan says the colors of spring are upon us and we must do what we can to enjoy and protect it.

Registered dietitians say there are five changes you can expect to experience.

Imagine a grocery list that includes blood for a vampire bat, Cheerios for a gorilla and thousands of pounds of produce for the orangutans.

Tennessee lawmakers have sent the governor a bill designed to allow schools to serve whole milk. The bill could set up a legal fight with USDA.

“Obesity is second only to smoking as a cause of cancer, so it matters how you measure it,” said Dr. Sai Yendamuri, chair of thoracic surgery at the Buffalo cancer

LEBANON — While injectable weight loss drugs have exploded in popularity in the past year, bariatric surgery remains the best long-term treatment option for many living with obesity.