Dukeandthedoctor.com in Lexington, NE, US (United States)

FIONA MACRAE Posted Dec 5, 2006 EATING fruit and vegetables daily halves the chance of miscarriage, research shows. A study of thousands of pregnant women revealed those who included fruit and veg regularly in their diet were 46 per cent less likely to miscarry. 

by Jonathan V. Wright You've taken supplements for years. You're out of vitamins C and E. You go to your natural food store, but you can't find the kind you want on the shelf. You ask a clerk to find them for you. 

Dianne Ward, a professor of nutrition at the University of North Carolina''s School of Public Health, developed this tool to help parents of children ages 4 to 12 become aware of the factors that increase a child's risk of being overweight or obese. 

By Ben Wasserman Feb 4, 2008 MONDAY FEB 4, 2008 (Foodconsumer.org) -- Eating two or more servings of red meat per day are more likely to develop heart disease and diabetes compared to those who consume much less, according to US researchers who released a study on Tuesday in the journal Circulation. 

Duke & The Doctor is hosted by Duke Liberatore, CEO of Peachtree Natural Foods. Peachtree Natural Foods is a rapidly expanding chain of health food stores with a dozen locations in the southeastern United States. Jan McBarron, M.D.