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The Mediterranean diet, may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease in women, according to new research led by Harvard.

In women, Mediterranean diet may lower risk of cardiovascular disease

What a memorable event the Yale edition of the MDR! Food and sustainability, environment and education, trade and policy: the most glamorous MDR.

MDR 2018 Yale Edition

The Mediterranean diet, may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease in women, according to new research led by Harvard.

In women, Mediterranean diet may lower risk of cardiovascular disease

What a memorable event the Yale edition of the MDR! Food and sustainability, environment and education, trade and policy: the most glamorous MDR.

MDR 2018 Yale Edition

Good Fats, Bad Fats (The New York Times)

If concerned about preserving good health over all, focus on a Mediterranean-style diet heavy on plant foods and unsaturated vegetable oils, with whole grains like brown rice and bulgur, fruits and vegetables as the main sources of carbohydrates.

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