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Doctors are helping patients think about food and nutrition in the same way we think about medications and surgeries.

Chefs and cooks combine with medical and health experts to promote better health through better eating in a cooking program also aimed at food insecurity.

From bar crawls and bottle service to upscale affairs for jazz aficionados, here are 10 ways to ring in 2024 around Denver.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Mile High City is ready to ring in 2024 with a bang. Families can experience memorable holiday traditions - including a free, ball...

Visit Santa? Check. Celebrate an annual menorah lighting? Check. Run through Midtown in an ugly holiday sweater? Check.

Fun events that will get you through midterms and distract you amidst the winter depression    By LORENA ALVAREZ — arts@theaggie.org​​   As we

The NC State Global Training Initiative held semifinals for the Culinary World Cup on Nov. 1-2 as part of its efforts to bridge the gap between international and non-international students.

College freshmen have long worn the trope of bad nutrition and poor cooking skills. LSU is trying to combat that.

The region’s first WIC-funded Teaching Kitchen in Western Pennsylvania will begin holding classes at Adagio Health’s Armstrong WIC office, with an open house to take place from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, Se...

Inside the Teaching Kitchen at MGH Revere: Advice on keeping kids healthy -- and keeping parents happy by making lunches convenient and affordable.