#diet

A recent article in The Atlantic explains and debunks a growing myth around food and cancer.

Benefits stem not from fewer cancers but from preventing tumors from progressing.

Do you know what the healthiest diet is? A look at what the experts say.

Following a full liquid diet? Not sure where to start?

Following a clear liquid diet? Not sure where to start?

This study shows a direct connection between consumption of sugar and progression of cancer.

A set of mouse studies shows that this dietary intervention could be groundbreaking for breast cancer research.

Blenderized tube feedings are becoming more common. Factors to consider for home enteral nutrition.

A high-fiber diet may help checkpoint medications work better—but probiotic supplements could interfere with response.

Having trouble getting in enough protein and don’t know where to start?

Eating healthy pre- and post-diagnosis is associated with longer survival.

Sarah Rafat is a registered dietitian at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.

Need something quick and easy to prepare? Here are my go-to’s.

We’re interested in assessing how diet affects health—but in the context of the what, where, when, why, and how we eat.

Yes, says a new study in JAMA Internal Medicine.

We know eating more fruits and veggies is good for us regardless of production method…but how do we do it?