In This Issue:
 Can Soft Drinks Be Healthy?
Got Vegetables? Grill 'em!
8 Ways Thin People Stay Thin
Today's Top Story: Say 'Oui!' to the French Diet
French women are slim, healthy, and they seldom diet. So what are they doing right? Take a page from their handbook and -- put la manière Française (the French way) to work for you!
Also See:
Secrets of the Latin Diet
Watermelon Tastes Great ... and More
Watch It Now: MSG: Is It Safe or Not?
Food and Diet News
FDA Says 'No' to Some Fish From China
Federal regulators on Thursday announced a crackdown on seafood imported from China, saying the imports contain antibiotics and other potentially harmful additives.
Is Aspartame Safe?
If you're trying to limit your sugar intake, you're probably replacing it with aspartame. So is this artificial sweetener safe or can it compromise your health? See what the latest research says.
Also See:
Yellow, Pink, Blue, or White -- Which Sweetener Tastes Best?
Chill Out! Have You Heard the Latest About Stress?
Stress is rough on your body, but can too much of it make you fat? See what the latest research says.
Also See: Play the Sudoku Brain Booster Game
Editor's Picks
Tasty Breakfast Cereals That Are Good for You
WebMD's nutritionist Elaine Magee, RD, MPH, came up with eight picks for the best-tasting healthful breakfast cereals. Pull up a bowl and check out her winners.
More WebMD Dieting Facts and Features
Can Soft Drinks Be Healthy?
8 Ways Thin People Stay Thin
Test Your Cholesterol Smarts
7 Important Nutrients for People With Arthritis
How to Handle Foods Safely
Understanding E. coli
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