Folic acid ‘dementia risk link’ (BBC News) Dementia may be three times more common in people lacking a key vitamin, a study suggests. [News Source]

Vitamin deficiency dementia link (Channel 4) Older people who lack a key B vitamin could have triple the chance of developing dementia, experts have said. [News Source]

CORRECTED: HIV drugs make breast-feeding safer (Reuters via Yahoo! News) (Corrects second paragraph to show babies, not mothers, got the drug and 6th paragraph to show babies got vitamins and not placebo.) [News Source]

Vitamin E May Help To Prevent Cataracts (Hartford Courant) "Quick Study" is a periodic [News Source]

Fortified Water Ads Flood Super Bowl (13WHAM Rochester) Rochester, N.Y. - Is water enhanced with vitamins and minerals good for you? Or are the claims all wet? [News Source]

Straight from the udder. Since the fall of 2006, the Spring Brook Township family has been selling unpasteurized, unhomogenized, raw milk straight from the udders of the Holsteins on their 150-acre farm. [News Source]

Are the health risks of obesity overblown? This week, two prominent skeptics match wits with two obesity experts from Minnesota in a heated debate in the British Medical Journal. [News Source]

Kentucky, Indiana blamed for polluting Gulf waters. There's a Massachusetts-size "dead zone" in the Gulf of Mexico that's threatening a $6 billion fishing industry there -- and Kentucky and Indiana are getting some of the blame. [News Source]

Beer with Vitamin B…anyone? (ABS-CBNNEWS.com) This could be the start of something big...and healthy. A Filipino-made beer with Vitamin B took center stage during the gathering of members of the International Federation of Inventors' Association in Bangkok, Thailand, recently. [News Source]

Vitamin E or C does not reduce risk of dementia or Alzheimer’s (PhysOrg) Contrary to previous research, older adults who use over-the-counter vitamin E or C supplements do not have a reduced risk of developing dementia or Alzheimer`s disease. This is according to a new study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society that tracked patients using vitamin E and/or vitamin C supplements over a follow-up period of more than 5 years. The study also finds ... [News Source]