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March is National Nutrition Month
Making better food choices can help us live longer, healthier
lives. By eating better, we can also reduce the risk of acquiring
certain diseases. Our diets can also help us fight off certain
diseases easier or make them more manageable. To learn more, please
visit the Diet
& Nutrition health topic or read some of the following
NetWellness articles:
Diet and Nutrition:
A
Cancer Connection: Lifestyle Habits
Behold
the Benefits of Chocolate
Dietary
Tips For a Healthy Brain
Fight
Colds and Flu with a Balanced Diet
Vitamin
D and Heart Health: the Jury's Still Out
Vitamin
D Deficiency: A Gloomy Forecast
Related Articles:
African
Americans and Diet
Dietary
Guidelines for Cardiac Rehabilitation
Dietary
Tips for Tuberculosis Patients
Is
Your Child Getting Enough Calcium?
Nutrition
Recommendations for People with Diabetes
Understanding
Omega-3 and Omega-6
The
Best Foods to Eat to Combat Heart Disease
New Articles:
Keeping You Informed
Read the latest articles written by our experts:
Blame
the brain for typical teenage behavior
Bleeding
and Clotting: A Delicate Balance
Enlarged
Veins Could Warn of Vascular Problem
Focus
on Folate for Health, Not the Blues
Older
Adults and Mental Health: Part 1: Clinical Depression
Older
Adults and Mental Health: Part 2: Anxiety Disorder
New Experts
NetWellness warmly welcomes:
Jeremy
Bordeaux, MD, MPH - Skin
Care and Diseases
Lisa
Martin Hawver, MD - Obesity
& Weight Management
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Debunking Diet Myths!
#1: Starches are
fattening and should be limited when trying to lose weight. Is this a myth?
#2: High-protein/low-carbohydrate diets
are a healthy way to lose weight. What
do you think?
#3: Certain foods, like grapefruit,
celery, or cabbage soup, can burn fat and make you lose
weight.Yes
or no?
Read
more about diet myths...
Focus on Faculty
Physicians from the Department
of Dermatology at University Hospital's Case Medical
Center know that your skin is your body's largest organ.
Learn more about the skin's special needs and what the
department does here.
How Are We
Doing?
Do you have comments or
suggestions or is there anything we can do to make it easier
to find the health information you need? If so, please send us
your feedback -- we appreciate and welcome all your ideas.
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