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ENCs newsroom is a centralized source of press releases and news related to eggs and health. For media requests, contact the Egg Media Hotline at 1.855.EGGS411 or [email protected].
Press Releases
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One egg per day associated with 12 percent reduced risk of stroke 11/01/2016
Protein and antioxidants found in eggs named as potential nutritional factors
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Eggs Find Their Place at the School Table 07/28/2016
Smart Snacks Rule Cites Eggs as Nutrient Dense Option for Schools
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New Dietary Guidelines Remove Daily Limit on Cholesterol and Include Eggs in Recommended Eating Patterns 01/07/2016
The 2015 Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA) remove a daily limit on dietary cholesterol and include eggs in all three recommended healthy eating patterns, which have been shown to reduce the risk of major chronic health conditions facing Americans.
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New Study Suggests Choline Recommendations During Pregnancy May Be Too Low 01/30/2015
National Birth Defects Prevention Month underscores need for higher choline intake
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New Research Points To Benefits Of Eggs, Even For Those At Cardiovascular Risk 04/23/2013
Nutrition research from Experimental Biology 2013
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Egg Nutrition Research Reveals Positive Impact On Metabolic Syndrome And Satiety 04/24/2012
Lessons from Experimental Biology 2012
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Eating Eggs For Breakfast Helps Reduce Calorie Consumption Throughout The Day By 18 Percent 04/06/2010
New research reports that eating protein in the morning helps manage hunger
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Breakfast Choices Impact Hunger And Calorie Consumption Throughout Day 04/20/2009
Breaking research at Experimental Biology 2009 supports the benefits of eating eggs for breakfast
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Essential Nutrient Found In Eggs Reduces Risk Of Breast Cancer By 24 Percent 04/03/2008
Most women in the US consume too little choline
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Adults Who Eat Eggs For Breakfast Lose 65 Percent More Weight 08/05/2008
New research confirms that eating eggs boosts a healthy weight loss plan
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