Article: Study: Diet Pills Need Boost From Exercise

Article: Diet pills work better with exercise, dieting
Post-Tribune (IN);  November 17, 2005 ;     435 words ... ... PRINTED VERSION Lifestyle changes aid diet pills(CHART) There's no free lunch with diet pills, new research concludes: They work ... and exercise. The study backed by the National Institutes of Health is the biggest and best yet ...

Article: If Diet Pills Have Got You Scared, Let a Hand Held ...
PR Newswire;  December 22, 1997 ;     700+ words ... ... developed with grants from the National Institutes of Health, is an easy to ... pull popular prescription diet pills off the market, has inspired ... conducted with grants from the National Institutes of Health, DietMate has been ...

Article: Study: Diet Pills Need Boost From Exercise
AP Online;  November 17, 2005 ;     682 words ... ... BOSTON There's no free lunch with diet pills, new research concludes: They work ... exercise. The study backed by the National Institutes of Health is the biggest and best ... patients. Dr. Susan Yanovski, at the National Institutes of Health, warned in an accompanying ...

Article: Study Finds Exercise Boosts Diet Pills
The Washington Post;  November 17, 2005 ;     406 words ...There is no free lunch with diet pills, new research concludes: They work much better accompanied ... hard work of dieting and exercise. The study backed by the National Institutes of Health is the biggest and best yet to demonstrate why ...

Article: FTC Sues to Halt Ponte Vedra, Fla., Woman from Marketing ...
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News;  February 3, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... Tribune Business News Feb. 3--For more than a year, diet pills and supplements marketed nationally by a Ponte Vedra Beach ... and liver problems if taken too long. According to the National Institutes of Health, none of the ingredients contained in the pill ...

Article: Heart Checks Urged for Diet Pills Users in US
Xinhua English Newswire;  November 14, 1997 ;     403 words ... ... should go to their doctor, according to recommendations issued Thursday by the Food and Drug Administration, the National Institutes of Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The new advice comes two months after fenfluramine ...

Article: Real-Life Answers; Statins, diet pills, C-sections: ...
Newsweek;  April 24, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... from the Food and Drug Administration. (And Xenical may be available over the counter later this year.) The National Institutes of Health recommends that weight-loss drugs be given only to people with a body-mass index (BMI) over 29 ...