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A Buck Of Beans
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A Global Perspective
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Another Look at Sodium and
Salt
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Antioxidants and Cancer
- Antioxidants for Memory
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Antioxidants, Salt, Sugar on
Dietary Guidelines Committee Agenda
- Aspartame and Cancer
- Baking With Less Fat
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Beef Grilling Tips for Summer
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Beta-Carotene: How Safe and
Effective?
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Beyond the
Basic Brown Bag- pack a lunch that will earn all-around praise
- Biotechnology: Designing More Nourishing
Foods
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Books on US Hunger and
Poverty
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Brewing Iced Tea for
Foodservice
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BST
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Caffeine and Bone Loss
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Caffeine in Beverages
& Chocolate
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Calcium Supplements
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Calculating Protein Costs
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Calories Still Count-And
The Word Is Spreading
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A Comparision of the
Temporary Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) and the Food Stamp Program (FSP)
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Can Foods Properly to
Prevent Botulism
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Can Zinc Supplements Enhance
Protection Against the Flu?
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Canned Fruits and
Vegetables--A Good Nutritional Buy
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Care and Handling Labels on
Raw Meat and Poultry
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Care and Handling Labels on
Raw Meat and Poultry
- Carotenoid (Vitamin A) Food Sources: Fruits and
Vegetables "Best Buys"
- Check That Serving Size
- Chocolate: Enjoy It In
Small Amounts
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Chromium picolinate - diet
supplement darling
- Cleaning and Sanitizing
Kitchen Surfaces
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Consumer Attitudes and the
Supermarket
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Cooking Temperatures for
Meats
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Cruciferous (Cabbage-family) Vegetables: "Best
Buys"
Guide
- Cyclospora: The Newest of
the Food Bugs
- Diet Quality and Choices
of Foods Eaten away from Home
- Do Kids Need Sports
Drinks?
- Do We Need Nutrition in a
Can? Are Liquid Supplements for YOU?
- Do We Still Bet on a High Fiber Diet?
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Eating Alone and Enjoying it
Less?
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Eating Fat, Then and Now
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E.coli 0157:H7
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Elderly May Need Vitamin D
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Fast Healthy Meals
- Fatty Acid Facts
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The Facts About Public
Assistance
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Fat Facts
- FDA Announces New Milk Labels
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FDA Publishes New Model
Food Code
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FDA Seeks Comments on Food
Safety System (HACCP)
- Fiber-Rich Fruits and Vegetables: a "Best
Buys" Guide
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Flavr Savr Tomato
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Foodborne Illness in Kansas
- 1995
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Food and Breathing Easy
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Food Consumption -- Animal
Foods
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Food Labeling
- General
Requirements for Nutrition Labeling for Dietary Supplements of Vitamins, Minerals, Herbs,
or other similar Nutritional Substances
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Food Preservation Questions
and Answers
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Food Programs: How will
welfare bill change current law?
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Food Safety -- Consumer
Trends
- Food Stamp Program
- Good Sources of Vitamin C: Fruits and Vegetables
"Best
Buys"
- Grocery Shopping with an
Internet Twist
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Handling Eggs Safely at
Home
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Having Your Pie And
Diabetes, Too
- Healthful Eating Guide
for Elderly
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Healthy Holiday Eating
Tips
- Hearing Loss and Nutrition
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Herbal Products are a
Potential Health Risk
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Herbal Remedies, How Safe
and Effective?
- Herbals, Vitamins
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Herbs and Spices
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Holiday Eating and Special
Diets
- Home Food Safety: We Fail!
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How are we doing on blood
cholesterol, hypertension, overweight?
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How Much Fiber Do Children
Need? Age Plus 5
- How Much Vitamin C?
- How Much Vitamin C is
Enough?
- Hungry Children Have
Problems at School
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Ingredients for 'new' ethnic
foods
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The Internet, part 1: Who Uses
the Internet and What do They Use it For?
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The Internet, part 2: Sites of
Interest on the World Wide Web
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The Internet, part 3: Food
Companies on the World Wide Web
- The Internet, part 4:
Demographics
- Irradiation of Food: Some
Background Information
- Irradiation of Food: A
Follow-Up
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Kansas Childhood Hunger
Identification Project (KCHIP)
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Life is a Carcinogenic
Experience, But Good Diet Helps
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Low-Calorie Sweeteners
Currently Used in the U.S.
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Many Elderly Low in Vitamin B12
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Margarines that Help
Lower Cholesterol
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The Mediterranean Food
Guide
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Metric Labeling -
Quantity
of Contents Labeling Requirements for Foods
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Microwave Tips
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Monosodium Glutamate
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More About Fat And Aging
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Move Over Beef, Chicken,
Pork; Here Comes Ostrich, Emu, Rhea
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New Bottled Water Regulations
From FDA
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New DRIs For Folate, B6 And
B12
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New Regulations for
Dietary Supplements
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New Rules on Calling Foods
"Healthy"
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New Turkey Roasting Times
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1995 Food Safety Trends
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No/Low Carbohydrate, High Protein Diets
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Nutrition at the Top?
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Nutrition Facts Labels -
Getting It Right
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Nutrition Risks Are High
for Low-Income People
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Nuts to You
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Olive Oil, A Good Choice
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On Growing Older And Getting
Fatter
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One of America's Favorites,
Pizza- Check the Fat
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Overweight Epidemic
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Pick
Potassium Sources for Health's Sake
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Plastic vs. Wood Cutting
Boards
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Potassium, As Important as
Sodium?
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Popcorn- A favorite
American Snack
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Pourable Foods on the
Increase
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Progress Slow To Poor On
Healthy People 2000 Nutrition Goals
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The Puzzle Of Balancing
Weight
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Reduced-Calorie Sweeteners:
Polyols
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Reducing Fat in Ground Meat
Cooking
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Reduce Your Chance of Stroke and High Blood
Pressure
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Report Card Time: What
are People Really Eating?
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Safety of Duck and Goose: From
the Farm to the Table
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Salmonella and Eggs
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Salmonellosis Update
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Salt Revisited
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Salsa Comes To School Lunch!
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Saponins for Health: What
will they think of next?
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School Meals
Initiative for Healthy Kids
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Should You Take a
Supplement?
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Sorting Out All Of These
Margarine Products
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Soy Protein and Blood
Cholesterol
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Summer Storms and Power
Outages
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Take Calcium...More Kidney
Stones?
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TEA, for the Health of It
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10 Tips to Healthy Eating
for Kids
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The Next E. Coli?
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The Year's
"Worst" Weight Loss Products
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Time to Bone up Is Now--Not
Later
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Tips on Mail-Order Food
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Top Ten Food Trends
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Trans-Fatty
Acids: What are They, and Why are They in My Food?
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Trends in Food and Alcohol
Consumption Away From Home
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Undeclared Sulfites in Tuna
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Upping Fruits and Vegetables
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Vitamin E Supplements - An
Exception to the Rule?
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Warnings Required on
Iron-containing drugs and supplements
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Wash Your Hands, Wash Your
Hands, Wash Your Hands
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What To Do About Iron
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What's The Best Fat?
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Who Needs a Multivitamin,
Anyway?
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Women and Alcohol, A Gender
Difference?
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Zero Tolerance and Poultry
Revised
Sunday, December 30, 2007
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