Fast food can be healthy without sauce and soda, Harvard study reports  Fox News

Dieting is easy — all you have to do is remove every trace of the flavor, satisfaction and general happiness from the fast-food indulgences you love. A new study …

5 Emerging Benefits of Juniper Berries  Healthline

Juniper berries have been used for culinary and medicinal purposes since ancient times, and current research suggests that they may offer various health …

Hurricane Dorian, Same-Sex Study, Jeffrey Epstein: Your Friday Briefing  The New York Times

(Want to get this briefing by email? Here’s the sign-up.) Good morning. We’re covering a groundbreaking study on genetics and sexuality, an Indian revolt …

How to Choose the Right Hot Sauce for the Job  Bon Appetit

We have hot sauce YouTube shows. Hot sauce internet challenges. Hot sauce t-shirts. Hot sauce conventions. Hot sauce subscription services. Hot sauce shops …

Food-Waste Study Reveals Much Fridge Food ‘Goes There to Die’  SciTechDaily

Americans throw out a lot more food than they expect they will, food waste that is likely driven in part by ambiguous date labels on packages, a new study has …

Alternate-Day Fasting Means Avoiding Food for 36 Hours. Is It Healthy?  Healthline

The latest research into alternate-day fasting finds significant health benefits, including reduced belly fat, weight, and cholesterol levels. According to experts, it’s …

Study: The “forever chemicals” in your takeout bowl may pose more dangers than previously thought  The New Food Economy

A signficant new review of existing research on “short-chain” PFAS is unequivocal: There is cause for serious concern.

This Food Waste Busting Tech Uses Synthetic Biology To Test For Spoiled Milk  Forbes

The synthetic biology team of nineteen college students from the University of Michigan is working on a paper strip test that, with just a few drops of milk, can tell …

Should You Take Your Shoes Off at Home?  The New York Times

We asked experts about one of the great philosophical questions.

Fast food contributing to higher cholesterol in urban crows, study says  Fox News

Fast food may be the reason dumpster-diving urban crows have higher cholesterol levels than their rural cousins.