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How Many Calories ... in a Tuna Melt?

Of all the choices out there, Tuna is largely regarded to be the smart one. Why? Well, for starters, it's fish, which means that it's naturally lower ... Read More »

How Many Calories ... in Calamari?

When the girls and I get together for some wine and appetizers, we usually order a batch of calamari to share. We know it's probably not goo for us, ... Read More »

All about Zinc

Zinc is more than just a way to use a 'z' in scrabble -- it's an essential nutrient that your body needs, both to heal wounds and injuries and help ... Read More »

Government launches FishWatch website

Sure, fish is delicious and very healthy, but is it always safe to eat? Well, in efforts to help eliminate the confusion surrounding fish consumption, ... Read More »

The latest on a safe seafood diet

Omega-3 essential fatty acids are a really good way to get that needed 'good fat' into your system using nutritional supplements. Why not cut down on ... Read More »

Become a Seafood Watch Advocate today

Got a passion for advocacy? Here's an opportunity for you: Become a Seafood Watch Advocate. Consumers make a difference, say the experts at Monterey ... Read More »

Promote wellness, halt breast cancer

I think there's not a whole lot of difference between practicing healthy habits for general wellness and practicing healthy habits for the prevention ... Read More »

Seafood: What's good for you & the ocean too

Eating fish is good for you. Is it good for the environment too? Not always. But a growing number of aquariums and fish conversation programs are ... Read More »

Mediterranean diet rich in antioxidants

Want to model some of the best eating habits in the world? Then consider adopting a Mediterranean diet. People from this region of the world have low ... Read More »

Why do the Japanese seem to be so naturally thin?

The Japanese seem to go in extremes when it comes to weight -- they're either very slender or they're a Sumo wrestler. It seems like you rarely see a ... Read More »