A US study reveals that if you eat large portions of food throughout one day, don't count on eating any less the next day.

People that are offered large meals will eat them over and over again, day after day, according to a new study released on Wednesday at a conference of North American obesity researchers in Vancouver

A US study reveals that if you eat large portions of food throughout one day, don't count on eating any less the next day.

People that are offered large meals will eat them over and over again, day after day, according to a new study released on Wednesday at a conference of North American obesity researchers in Vancouver

Former President Bill Clinton teams up with SpongeBob SquarePants and Dora the Explorer in a campaign to encourage kids to eat healthy foods and exercise.

Mr. Clinton says, "The idea that health decisions you make as kids could stop you from living your dream is heartbreaking to us." He will appear in public service announcements and in a town hall forum devoted to childhood obesity

Former President Bill Clinton is forming a unique alliance with none other than SpongeBob SquarePants and Dora the Explorer, in a campaign to inspire kids to eat healthy foods and exercise.

Clinton, who had heart surgery last year, is joined by Nickelodeon Networks President Herb Scannell, Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee and American Heart Association President Robert Eckel in announcing the campaign

New anaylsis finds a diabetes pill, on its way toward federal approval, doubles the risks of deaths, heart attacks and strokes. Muraglitazar, to be sold under the name Pargluva for treatment of Type 2 diabetes, was endorsed by a Food and Drug Administration panel last month.

Researchers with the Cleveland Clinic analyzed the data on the drug, developed by Bristol-Myers Squibb and Merck & Co., which the FDA made public before the panel vote