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Vegetables and fruits take center stage in dishes such as Asparagus and Potato Salad with Kumquats and Spicy Roasted Eggplant on Red Quinoa.

Q: My doctor told me that because I am at risk for cardiovascular disease, I should be eating a lot more olive oil. That doesn’t make any sense to me.

Michael Crupain is an MD, an MPH, a passionate wellness advocate, and a terrific cook. When we first met, Michael was at Consumer Reports, which he then left to become the medical director of the Dr. Oz show (wow!). And now after 7 years there, he's writing fabulous cookbooks! Photo courtesy of Michael Crupain. Let’s Talk About Food is Powered by Simplecast.

Roasted broccolini with savory puree show healthier dishes don’t have to be boring

Roasted broccolini served atop a roasted bell pepper puree is brimming with healthful flavors.

On this edition of Conversations, Dr. Michael Crupain talks with host Dan Skinner about \“The Power Five: Essential Foods for Optimum Health.\”

There’s a lot of talk about how red meat is unhealthy — but what exactly is red meat and what makes it unhealthy?

Curious about the benefits of eating dates every day? Here are the top health benefits of dates, including a breakdown of the fruits nutritional value.

(BPT) - When it comes to diet, there seems to be a constant stream of extreme, contradictory advice out there. A news report may say one kind of food is “deadly,” while superfoods are …

(BPT) - When it comes to diet, there seems to be a constant stream of extreme, contradictory advice out there. A news report may say one kind of food is