Taco Bell announces its switch to 'cage-free' eggs by 2017.
Chain restaurants in the U.S. who display calorie counts on their menu had little to no effect on the eating habits of people, according to a new study.
The findings of the study, soon to be published in the Journal of Pediatrics, reveal that TV commercials from fast food companies that promote children's meals and feature toy premiums to pique the interest of the children may lead to the family frequenting those kind of restaurants.
Sometimes work or school can get in the way of our body getting proper nutrition, but this doesn't mean it's okay to eat out on anything irresponsibly.
A new study shows that current children's fast food meals exceed the total daily limit of salt content and have 600 calories, 1/3 of which comes from fat.
