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killer T cellsKiller T-cells found to counter obesity-related diabetes

eggsPrenatal choline can ease baby's stress

The Scientist: Prof. Caudill Researches the Effects of Choline on Fetal Development

The Scientist: Prof. Ling Qi Examines Fat Cell Responses to Obesity and Diabetes

broccoli'Why Calories Count' weighs in on food and politics

science kitsStudents build science kits for Haitian schools

Calories Are Everywhere, Yet Hard to Track

foodThe more types of foods served, the more you'll eat

Pinstrup-AndersenProductivity boost can ward off famine

measuring waistlineSpeaker urges consumers to get political about their food

LingQi wins prestigious American Diabetes Association award

ObesityResearchers untangling link between hunger and obesity

RasmussenDr. Rasmussen receives honorary title

WilkinsPlant those seeds of subversion

Rebecca StoltzfusProvost's Fellow for Public Engagement appointed

LINK MagazineNow online: LINK Magazine Fall 2011 edition

man getting measuredStudy: Big portions and other cues make us fat

Jennifer WilkinsFirst the banks, then the food companies

Frank HuLifestyle changes can make a real dent in obesity

StruppThe Scientists: Strupp '82 Studies Down Syndrome

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