Vitamins don’t stop eye disease: study (AAP via Yahoo!7 News) A healthy diet rich in vitamins and minerals does not protect against the world's leading cause of sight loss, an Australian study has found. [News Source]

Vitamins don’t stop eye disease: study (AAP via Yahoo!Xtra News) A healthy diet rich in vitamins and minerals does not protect against the world's leading cause of sight loss, an Australian study has found. [News Source]

Eating Right Can Improve Your Vision (KDKA Pittsburgh) More and more research shows that certain vitamins can protect our vision, helping us see clearly well into the future. [News Source]

Vitamin C May Slow Skin Wrinkling (MedicineNet.com) Title: Vitamin C May Slow Skin Wrinkling Category: Health News Created: 10/9/2007 Last Editorial Review: 10/9/2007 [News Source]

Full Charge Supercharged Sunflower Seeds (Convenience Store News) SF Industries Inc. calls its Full Charge Supercharged sunflower seeds an "energy drink in a sunflower seed." The seeds' benefits include vitamins B6, B12 and vitamin C, as well as ginseng and guarana. Nutrients are bonded to the outside of the shell using a water-based process, the company reported. [News Source]

Wrinkle-Proof Your Skin With Vitamin C? (CBS News) Diets that contain plenty of vitamin C and linoleic acid may help keep skin from wrinkling and showing other signs of aging, research shows. Other dermatologists argue that diet is just one of many factors in skin aging. [News Source]

Antioxidants do not prevent degenerative eye disease (PhysOrg) A diet rich in antioxidant vitamins and minerals does not seem to prevent the degenerative eye disease known as age related macular degeneration, finds a study published on bmj.com today. [News Source]

Demand for fat plumps up pricing. Today's higher prices for feed corn, fueled by increased ethanol production, are causing livestock producers to supplant more of their animals' diets with fat. [News Source]

Demand for animal fat plumps up pricing. Millions of Americans are trying to avoid fat, but not Jason Christiansen. He seeks it out every day. A trader for Agri-Trading, Christiansen wants 1 million pounds of fat. [News Source]

The chemical cocktail in your make-up kit. A love affair with cosmetics is putting women at risk of chronic health problems, with toxic chemicals packed into beauty products that are largely unchecked by regulators, a leading Australian expert claims. [News Source]

Cancer timebomb set to explode as overweight Scots get even fatter. Scotland is facing a cancer timebomb because of the obesity epidemic, a study warned yesterday. [News Source]

Sisters in arms. It's a question that hounds breast cancer researchers: What is it about our environment, body and lifestyle that will result in an estimated 178,480 new cases of breast cancer in U.S. women this year? [News Source]