Nigerian children make up 32 per cent of the world’s 31 million under five who are too short for their age. This is the ...

Eating a balanced diet is all to do with choosing the right foods and eating them in the right proportioon. A balanced diet for adults and children over five-years-old should contain forty five ...

Children’s eating habits are strongly influenced by what they see others around them eating. If you know another child who’s an adventurous eater, invite them round for tea – watching them ...

The news comes as Royal College of Psychiatrists analysis showed over half of NHS integrated care boards plan to reduce specialist eating disorder funding this year. And a charity has said it is ...

CAIRO (AP) — Pulling a train by the strength of your teeth is no easy task. But for Egyptian wrestler Ashraf Mahrous, also ...

meaning children are less likely to receive healthy, nutritious meals, experts told Newsweek. The agency has cut the $660 million Local Food for Schools Cooperative Agreement Program (LFS ...

Whether she’s plotting revenge, fighting the system, or forcing a wedding like her life depends on it, every Ramadan tv mom brings her own brand of chaos. Whatever kind of mom you are—dramatic, ...

Mahrous, who is in his 40s and also is president of the Egyptian Federation for Professional Wrestlers, was previously recognized by the the international franchise for cracking and eating 11 raw ...

The children in the study ate about 123 grams of seafood weekly (median), with 7.2% eating none, 63.9% eating some but not enough (1-190 grams), and 28.9% eating the recommended amount (at least 190 ...

A recent study has surprisingly found a connection between eating fish and the behavioural development of children. Seafood provides essential nutrients like omega-3 fatty acids, selenium and iodine, ...

A federal jury found the Postal Service employee guilty on 20 counts of theft and fraud last week ...

NIGERIANS are not eating well ... The future of such children cannot be guaranteed. By contrast, Egypt’s monthly minimum wage is 7,000 Egyptian pounds, more than N209,000.