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Experts share how to help someone with an eating disorder
BYU sophomore Chloe Lindsey has worked to overcome an eating disorder. She said it is important for people to be aware of eating disorder symptoms in order to notice the warning signs in themselves and others. (Chloe Lindsey)
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A real weight on your shoulders: How much does your backpack weigh?
BYU students carry backpacks filled with random items every day. It adds up.
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BYU study finds key to teenage weight loss
A man is set up for a brain scan in the Magnetic Resonance Imaging Research Facility at BYU. (Mark A. Philbrick, BYU Photo)
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More sleep can help students lose weight
A BYU professor in the exercise science department recently conducted a sleep and weight study that supports a new national study claiming that increasing a person's sleep duration by a small amount at night can help decrease the consumption of calories during the day.
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Food industry cuts calories four-fold over pledge
The nutrition information is shown on the back of a Campbell's Chicken Noodle soup can. Some of the nation's largest food companies have cut their calories by the trillions according to a new study. (AP Photo.)
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Apps of the Week goes healthy
According to the Food and Research Action Center, two-thirds of U.S. adults are either overweight or obese. More and more lifestyles involve sitting for long periods of time and, combined with unhealthy eating habits, can take a toll not only on weight, but on a person's overall health.
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