Vitamin D helps slow ageing (Deccan Herald) Healthy levels of vitamin D may help to slow the ageing process and protect against age-related diseases, a team of British scientists has found. [News Source]

Fat farms. America needs a farm policy that doesn't abet obesity, environmental ruin and corporate welfare. [News Source]

Leaders going green. Here is a look at some of our political leaders and what they are doing to reduce their own environmental footprint on planet Earth. [News Source]

Lack of healthy foods causing health concerns. A lack of full-service supermarkets, low car ownership and an abundance of fast-food and higher-priced convenience stores in Louisville are limiting access to fresh fruits and vegetables and nurturing poor eating habits. [News Source]

Bring joy to the world with eco-friendly gifts. Dreaming of a green Christmas? You're not alone. It's never been easier to celebrate the holidays in an eco-friendly manner without feeling like a Scrooge or a Grinch. [News Source]

Parents face daunting task of making sure toys are safe. In case there isn't a name yet for our newest generation, here's a suggestion: The Recall Generation. [News Source]

Stirring up nutrition goals for farm bill. Parents, nutritionists and physicians want Congress to overhaul the legislation, which they say promotes fatty school lunches, in an effort to fight obesity. [News Source]

Researchers surprised so few kids take vitamins (Canada.com) WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Less than a third of U.S. children are taking vitamin and mineral dietary supplements, according to a study published on Monday by researchers who were surprised the number was so low. [News Source]

Vitamin E can cut heart attack risk in some diabetics (EARTHtimes.org) New York, Nov 25 - Vitamin E can cut the risk of heart attack in some diabetic patients, a new study suggests. [News Source]

Vitamin E can cut heart attack risk in some diabetics (IANS via Yahoo! India News) New York, Nov 25 (IANS) Vitamin E can cut the risk of heart attack in some diabetic patients, a new study suggests. [News Source]