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Girls Who Eat More Fiber May Face Lower Breast Cancer Risk Later: Study (02/01/2016, HealthDay)
More Evidence High-Fiber, Mediterranean Diet Is Good for You (09/29/2015, HealthDay)
Prenatal Vitamin D Supplements May Not Lower Baby's Asthma Risk: Study (01/26/2016, HealthDay)
Could High-Dose Vitamin D Help Fight Multiple Sclerosis? (12/30/2015, HealthDay)
Melatonin Might Help Sleepless Kids With Eczema, Study Finds (11/24/2015, HealthDay)
Newborn Probiotic Use Tied to Lower Risk of Type 1 Diabetes (11/11/2015, HealthDay)
Omega 3 Supplements Don't Help With Depression: Review (11/06/2015, HealthDay)
Health Food Stores Urge Supplements to Underage Teens: Study (10/23/2015, HealthDay)
Men's Health Supplements Don't Benefit Prostate Cancer Patients: Study (10/19/2015, HealthDay)
Vitamin D, Calcium May Not Prevent Colon Cancer After All (10/14/2015, HealthDay)
Dietary Supplements Land Thousands in the ER Each Year (10/14/2015, HealthDay)
Calcium Supplements Tied to Kidney Stone Risk in Study (10/13/2015, HealthDay)
Popular Antioxidant Seems to Spread Skin Cancer Cells in Mouse Research (10/07/2015, HealthDay)
Added Calcium May Not Help Older Bones: Studies (09/29/2015, HealthDay)
Exercise, Supplements Like Fish Oil Won't Keep Elderly Sharper: Studies (08/25/2015, HealthDay)
Vitamin D Supplements Little Help for Obese Teens, Study Finds (08/14/2015, HealthDay)
Bodybuilder Supplement Abuse a Growing Concern (08/07/2015, HealthDay)
Could a Vitamin Play a Role in Acne Outbreaks? (06/24/2015, HealthDay)
Many Hospital Patients Not Asked About Supplements: Study (06/23/2015, HealthDay)
Special Diets, Supplements Not Always Helpful for Kids With Autism (06/05/2015, HealthDay)
Probiotic Supplements May Contain Traces of Gluten (05/15/2015, HealthDay)
Health Food Stores Often Promote Adult-Only Supplements to Teens (04/26/2015, HealthDay)
Could Fish Oil Interfere With Cancer Care? (04/02/2015, HealthDay)
Omega-3 Fatty Acids May Stem Further Damage After Heart Attack (03/04/2015, HealthDay)
Healthier Diets May Be Cutting Heart, Diabetes Risks in U.S. Teens (02/09/2016, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Eating Iron-Rich Foods (02/09/2016, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Eating Red Meat (02/09/2016, HealthDay)
Super Bowl Foods Can Be a Win, Win: Healthy and Delicious (02/05/2016, HealthDay)
Daily Bit of Chocolate in Pregnancy May Help Mom, Baby (02/04/2016, HealthDay)
Bear Belly Might Hold Clues to Obesity in Humans (02/04/2016, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Understanding Metabolism (02/04/2016, HealthDay)
Multistate Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Garden of Life RAW Meal Products: CDC (02/03/2016, HealthDay)
Seafood Might Protect Brain in People at Genetic Risk for Alzheimer's (02/02/2016, HealthDay)
Girls Who Eat More Fiber May Face Lower Breast Cancer Risk Later: Study (02/01/2016, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Shed Poor Eating Habits (01/29/2016, HealthDay)
Higher Fiber Intake May Improve Lung Function (01/28/2016, HealthDay)
Eating Certain Fruits, Veggies May Help a Bit With Weight Control (01/27/2016, HealthDay)
Soy May Counter Effects of BPA in Women Undergoing Fertility Treatments (01/27/2016, HealthDay)
Parents Often Ill-Informed About Food-Allergy Emergencies (01/26/2016, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Create a Healthier Sandwich (01/26/2016, HealthDay)
Schools Must Do More to Combat Obesity Among Hispanic Kids: Report (01/25/2016, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Shopping for Healthier Foods (01/25/2016, HealthDay)
Healthy-Eating Tots Still Like Junk Food (01/23/2016, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Promote Healthier Eating in Kids (01/22/2016, HealthDay)
Supermarkets Nearby May Help Kids Lose Some Weight: Study (01/21/2016, HealthDay)
Eating More Healthy Fats May Extend Life, Study Suggests (01/20/2016, HealthDay)
Most U.S. Restaurant Meals Exceed Recommended Calories: Study (01/20/2016, HealthDay)
Schools Offering Drinking Water May Have Slightly Slimmer Students (01/19/2016, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Evaluating Your Environment (01/19/2016, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Let Kids Dip Into Lunch (01/18/2016, HealthDay)
Can Berries, Citrus Fruits Boost Male Sexual Health? (01/15/2016, HealthDay)
Green, Leafy Vegetables Each Day May Help Keep Glaucoma at Bay (01/14/2016, HealthDay)
Health Warning Labels Might Help Parents Skip the Soda Aisle (01/14/2016, HealthDay)
Low Bicarbonate Levels May Be a Danger for Seniors (01/14/2016, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Get Enough Nutrients (01/14/2016, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Learn About Vitamin C (01/14/2016, HealthDay)
Pre-Pregnancy Potato Consumption Linked to Gestational Diabetes (01/12/2016, HealthDay)
Sugary Drinks Tied to Increase in Deep Belly Fat (01/11/2016, HealthDay)
Heavy Waiters, Waitresses May Prompt Bigger Orders: Study (01/11/2016, HealthDay)
Many Disney-Goers Happy to Skip the Fries (01/08/2016, HealthDay)
Americans Still Consume Too Much Salt: CDC (01/07/2016, HealthDay)
New U.S. Dietary Guidelines: Limit Sugar and Salt, Boost Fruit and Veggie Intake (01/07/2016, HealthDay)
Diet and Exercise Benefit People With Heart Failure (01/05/2016, HealthDay)
Report: DASH Diet Best Overall Eating Plan (01/05/2016, HealthDay)
New School Lunch Program Lets Kids Select More Nutritious Meals (01/04/2016, HealthDay)
People May Eat More of a Food That's Labeled 'Healthy' (01/04/2016, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Sip on a Lighter Version of Hot Chocolate (12/30/2015, HealthDay)
Carbs Fuel Long Runs: Study (12/29/2015, HealthDay)
When and Where of Weight-Loss Surgery May Affect Vitamin D Levels (12/28/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Four Simple Steps for Healthier Eating (12/28/2015, HealthDay)
Meals on Wheels Can Deliver Emotional Nourishment, Too (12/25/2015, HealthDay)
Dietitian Experts Offer Holiday Food Safety Tips (12/24/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Watching Calories (12/23/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Keeping Diabetes in Check During the Holidays (12/18/2015, HealthDay)
To Help Your Kids Get Better Grades, Feed Them Breakfast: Study (12/18/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Don't Pack on Pounds During Holidays (12/14/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Portion Your Child's Plate (12/11/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: If Teeth Are Sensitive (12/11/2015, HealthDay)
Pesticide in Milk Years Ago May Be Linked to Signs of Parkinson's: Study (12/09/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Approach Holiday Eating With a Healthier Attitude (12/07/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Watch What You Eat (12/01/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Get the Facts on Iodine (11/30/2015, HealthDay)
Sweat to Help Reduce Your Risk for Prostate Cancer (11/27/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Learn About Processed Foods (11/27/2015, HealthDay)
Healthy Holiday Substitutions Can Help Your Heart (11/26/2015, HealthDay)
Probiotics May Not Shield 'Preemies' From Serious Illness, Study Finds (11/25/2015, HealthDay)
Don't Let Reflux Ruin Your Thanksgiving (11/25/2015, HealthDay)
Play it Safe Cooking the Thanksgiving Feast (11/24/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Promote Better Brain Health (11/24/2015, HealthDay)
Too Many Pregnant Women Gain Too Much Weight: Doctors' Group (11/23/2015, HealthDay)
Genetically Engineered Salmon Gets FDA Approval (11/19/2015, HealthDay)
Foods May Affect Each Person's Blood Sugar Differently, Study Suggests (11/19/2015, HealthDay)
More Gluten Before Age 2 Linked to Celiac Disease in At-Risk Kids (11/17/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Host a Healthier Holiday Meal (11/17/2015, HealthDay)
FDA Finalizes New Food Safety Rules (11/13/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Enjoy Heart-Healthy Holiday Foods (11/13/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: You May Not Have to Give Up Dessert (11/13/2015, HealthDay)
Kitchen Utensils Can Spread Bacteria, Study Finds (11/12/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Feeding Your Child a Vegetarian Diet (11/12/2015, HealthDay)
FDA Wants Public Comment on Use of Word 'Natural' on Food Labels (11/11/2015, HealthDay)
Barbecued, Pan-Fried Meat May Boost Kidney Cancer Risk (11/09/2015, HealthDay)
Parents the Target of Deceptive Food Ads, Study Says (11/09/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Keeping Foods Safe in the Refrigerator (11/09/2015, HealthDay)
Studies Explore Link Between Diet, Rheumatoid Arthritis (11/08/2015, HealthDay)
Home Cooking May Help Keep Type 2 Diabetes at Bay (11/08/2015, HealthDay)
Junk Food Not to Blame for America's Obesity Epidemic: Study (11/05/2015, HealthDay)
Count Bites, Subtract the Pounds (11/04/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Eat Enough Fiber (11/04/2015, HealthDay)
Multistate Foodborne Illness Outbreaks the Most Deadly: CDC (11/03/2015, HealthDay)
Calorie Counts on Menus May Prompt Healthier Offerings (11/03/2015, HealthDay)
Sweetened Drinks Might Raise Men's Risk for Heart Failure (11/02/2015, HealthDay)
Better Diets May Be Extending Americans' Lives (11/02/2015, HealthDay)
Fast-Food Menus With Calorie Counts Not Changing New Yorkers' Habits (11/02/2015, HealthDay)
Kids Meals, Toys and TV Ads Add Up to Frequent Fast Food: Study (10/30/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Snack After Sports (10/30/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Potassium is an Essential Mineral (10/29/2015, HealthDay)
Cutting Sugar From Diet Boosts Kids' Health Immediately: Study (10/27/2015, HealthDay)
Secret to Staying Slim May Be as Close as Your Fruit Bowl (10/27/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: How Foods Impact Glycemic Index (10/27/2015, HealthDay)
Processed Meat Can Cause Cancer: WHO (10/26/2015, HealthDay)
Loading Up on Fruit, Veggies in Early Adulthood Pays Off Later (10/26/2015, HealthDay)
Doctors Key to Stopping Child Hunger (10/23/2015, HealthDay)
Mediterranean Diet May Keep Your Mind Healthier in Old Age (10/21/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Promote Healthy Habits During Meals (10/19/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Cooking With Oil (10/16/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Shop Healthy Without Breaking the Bank (10/16/2015, HealthDay)
Healthy Eaters Don't Trust Overweight Bloggers, Study Finds (10/16/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Are You Getting Enough Potassium? (10/15/2015, HealthDay)
Dietary Supplements Land Thousands in the ER Each Year (10/14/2015, HealthDay)
Many Cancer Survivors Eat Poorly, Study Finds (10/13/2015, HealthDay)
Weight, Growth Early in Life May Affect Adult Brain (10/09/2015, HealthDay)
Carrots Do Help Aging Eyes, Study Shows (10/08/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Stop Late-Night Snacking (10/08/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Make Good Gluten-Free Choices (10/07/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Boost Energy Without Caffeine (10/06/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Stay Fit and Healthy During Pregnancy (10/01/2015, HealthDay)
Higher-Protein Diet May Help Some With Type 2 Diabetes (09/29/2015, HealthDay)
More Evidence High-Fiber, Mediterranean Diet Is Good for You (09/29/2015, HealthDay)
Sweetened Drinks May Damage Heart, Review Finds (09/28/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Choosing the Right Bedtime Snack (09/28/2015, HealthDay)
Potatoes, Tomatoes Make Up Bulk of Americans' Veggie Intake (09/24/2015, HealthDay)
Forget Three Square Meals -- Americans Eat All Day Long (09/24/2015, HealthDay)
Coffee May Not Risk Irregular Heartbeat, Study Claims (09/23/2015, HealthDay)
Not All Trans Fats Harm the Heart, German Study Contends (09/22/2015, HealthDay)
Beet Juice Boosts Muscle Power in Heart Patients (09/21/2015, HealthDay)
Apples Are American Kids' Favorite Fruit (09/21/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Eating Well at Work (09/21/2015, HealthDay)
A High Salt and Potassium Diet May Accelerate Chronic Kidney Disease (09/17/2015, HealthDay)
Sugary Drinks Often Part of Overall Poor Diet (09/16/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Skip the Frying Pan (09/15/2015, HealthDay)
Jumbo Portions Lead to Overeating, Study Confirms (09/14/2015, HealthDay)
Mediterranean Diet With Olive Oil Might Cut Breast Cancer Risk: Study (09/14/2015, HealthDay)
Short Lunch Periods Leave Kids Eating Less, Study Finds (09/11/2015, HealthDay)
Diet Sodas May Not Help You Lose Weight, Study Contends (09/11/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Eat on Schedule (09/11/2015, HealthDay)
FDA Acts to Make Food Safer in Wake of Outbreaks (09/10/2015, HealthDay)
2nd Death Reported in Nationwide Salmonella Outbreak (09/10/2015, HealthDay)
Could Eating Fish Help Ward Off Depression? (09/10/2015, HealthDay)
Gut Bugs May Affect Body Fat, 'Good' Cholesterol Levels (09/10/2015, HealthDay)
Very High-Calorie Diets Show How Overeating May Lead to Diabetes (09/09/2015, HealthDay)
Think Genes Drive Obesity? You May Eat Less Healthy (09/08/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Avoiding the Weight-Loss Rollercoaster (09/08/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Enjoy Sushi the Healthier Way (09/08/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Eat Enough Nutrient-Rich Foods (09/07/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: If Your Child Chooses Unhealthy Foods (09/03/2015, HealthDay)
Probiotics Don't Keep Bad Bugs at Bay in Critically Ill: Study (09/02/2015, HealthDay)
Cutting Calories May Help You Fend Off Age-Linked Disease: Study (09/01/2015, HealthDay)
Too Much Weight in Midlife Tied to Earlier Alzheimer's (09/01/2015, HealthDay)
Could Lots of Coffee Up Heart Risks for Young Adults With High Blood Pressure? (08/31/2015, HealthDay)
Proposed NYC Law May Trim 54 Calories From Kids' Fast Food Meals (08/31/2015, HealthDay)
Healthier School Meals Offered Across U.S., Feds Finds (08/27/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: If Allergic to Eggs (08/27/2015, HealthDay)
Medical Groups Endorse Early Exposure to Peanut Products for High-Risk Infants (08/26/2015, HealthDay)
Many Kids Tossing Fruits, Veggies in Trash Since New U.S. School Lunch Rules (08/26/2015, HealthDay)
Many Parents Put 'Food Pressure' on Their Kids, Study Finds (08/25/2015, HealthDay)
Healthy Breakfast Is Essential for Kids (08/21/2015, HealthDay)
Main Dishes May Fall Flat After Stellar Appetizers (08/21/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Diet Affects Your Dental Health (08/20/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Poor Eating Habits (08/20/2015, HealthDay)
Genetically Modified Foods, Herbicides and Human Safety (08/19/2015, HealthDay)
Can Coffee Lower Risk of Colon Cancer's Return? (08/17/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Eat Responsibly (08/17/2015, HealthDay)
Clearing Land Around Farms Doesn't Improve Food Safety (08/14/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Strive to Lose Weight (08/14/2015, HealthDay)
Low-Fat May Beat Low-Carb Diet for Trimming Body Fat: Study (08/13/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Drink Water All Day (08/13/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Get the Facts About Calories (08/12/2015, HealthDay)
Jury Still Out on Whether Saturated Fat Is Bad for You, Researchers Say (08/11/2015, HealthDay)
Calorie Burn Boost May Be Weight-Loss Surgery's Secret (08/11/2015, HealthDay)
More Evidence That Southern Cooking Boosts Heart Risk (08/10/2015, HealthDay)
Could Too Many Refined Carbs Make You Depressed? (08/07/2015, HealthDay)
Cutting Certain Carbs Might Not Ease Irritable Bowel Syndrome (08/07/2015, HealthDay)
Skipping Breakfast a Bad Idea for People with Type 2 Diabetes (08/07/2015, HealthDay)
What Parents Can Do to Promote Good Dental Health (08/07/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Set a Date to Lose the Weight (08/07/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Opt for Alternatives to Soda (08/06/2015, HealthDay)
A Man's Meat Intake Might Influence His Fertility: Study (08/05/2015, HealthDay)
Spicing Up Your Meals Might Extend Your Life (08/04/2015, HealthDay)
Severe 'Picky Eating' May Point to Mental Health Issues in Kids (08/03/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Plan to Eat Healthier (08/03/2015, HealthDay)
Regular, Moderate Coffee Drinking Tied to Better Brain Health in Seniors (07/31/2015, HealthDay)
Mineral Supplement: Wild Chimps May Eat Clay for Health (07/31/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Enjoy Berries (07/30/2015, HealthDay)
Does Facebook Lead Young Women to Dangerous Diets? (07/27/2015, HealthDay)
School's Out, Fattening Behaviors Are In (07/26/2015, HealthDay)
FDA Wants to Strengthen Sugar Labeling (07/24/2015, HealthDay)
Healthy Diet May Help Shield the Aging Brain (07/23/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Get More Nutrients (07/23/2015, HealthDay)
High Soda Intake May Boost Diabetes Risk, Even Without Obesity (07/21/2015, HealthDay)
Time Spent Sitting May Not Affect Diet, Study Suggests (07/17/2015, HealthDay)
Could That Before-Dinner Drink Make You Eat More? (07/17/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Dig Into Healthier Southern Foods (07/17/2015, HealthDay)
Vitamin B12 Supplements May Not Help Some Seniors (07/16/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Say 'Yes' to Yogurt (07/16/2015, HealthDay)
More Evidence a Healthy Diet Can Lower Risks of Heart Disease, Cancer (07/14/2015, HealthDay)
Wild Mushrooms Might Be Your Last Meal (07/13/2015, HealthDay)
In Some Ways, Fast Food No Worse for Health Than Full-Service Meals: Study (07/10/2015, HealthDay)
Only 1 in 10 Americans Eats Enough Fruits and Veggies: CDC (07/09/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Let Kids Learn in the Kitchen (07/08/2015, HealthDay)
Good at Imagining Aromas? You May Be Prone to Weight Gain (07/07/2015, HealthDay)
Many Americans Trying to Cut Their Salt Intake: CDC (07/02/2015, HealthDay)
Summer Danger: BBQ Grill Brush Wires Causing Big Health Woes (07/02/2015, HealthDay)
Surging Food Supply Linked to Global Obesity Epidemic (07/01/2015, HealthDay)
Can Orange Juice, Grapefruit Raise Your Melanoma Risk? (06/29/2015, HealthDay)
Diabetes Rates Fall in Neighborhoods With Healthy Food, Parks and Gyms (06/29/2015, HealthDay)
Parents Should Set Good Example to Keep Kids Slim, Pediatrics Group Says (06/29/2015, HealthDay)
Fish-Related Food Poisoning in Florida Under-Reported (06/29/2015, HealthDay)
Fat No Longer the Focus of New U.S. Dietary Guidelines (06/26/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Eat Veggies at Breakfast (06/25/2015, HealthDay)
Could a Vitamin Play a Role in Acne Outbreaks? (06/24/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: What's Behind High Cholesterol? (06/24/2015, HealthDay)
Order in Which Food Is Eaten May Affect Type 2 Diabetics' Blood Sugar (06/23/2015, HealthDay)
Could a Microbe in Your Gut Help You Lose Weight? (06/23/2015, HealthDay)
Any Added Sugar Is Bad Sugar, Some Experts Contend (06/19/2015, HealthDay)
Trans Fats From Foods May Worsen Memory, Study Finds (06/17/2015, HealthDay)
FDA Tells Food Industry to Stop Using Artificial Trans Fats (06/16/2015, HealthDay)
More Research Hints at Chocolate's Heart Benefits (06/15/2015, HealthDay)
Dieters May Lose Fewer Pounds When They Choose Their Weight-Loss Plan (06/15/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: A Trip to the Sandwich Shop Can Be Healthy (06/15/2015, HealthDay)
FDA Ban on Harmful Trans Fats Expected Soon (06/14/2015, HealthDay)
Chamomile Tea Tied to Longer Lives for Mexican-American Women (06/13/2015, HealthDay)
U.S. Kids Not Drinking Enough Water Each Day (06/11/2015, HealthDay)
Tight Food Budget Can Wreak Havoc on Diabetes Management (06/11/2015, HealthDay)
Contaminated Pet Food, Treats Can Harm People, Too (06/10/2015, HealthDay)
Older Americans Need Protein to Keep Muscles Strong, Study Says (06/10/2015, HealthDay)
Most Americans Waste More Food Than They Know (06/10/2015, HealthDay)
Germs in Foodborne Illness Gaining Resistance to Antibiotics, CDC Says (06/09/2015, HealthDay)
Poor Sleep? Eating Less at Night May Make Next Day Easier (06/08/2015, HealthDay)
Special Diets, Supplements Not Always Helpful for Kids With Autism (06/05/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: If Your Child Is Always Eating (06/05/2015, HealthDay)
High-Fat Diet May Raise Prostate Cancer Death Risk (06/01/2015, HealthDay)
Vegan Diet Might Ease Diabetic Nerve Pain (05/27/2015, HealthDay)
Mediterranean Diet Tied to Lower Odds of Uterine Cancer (05/27/2015, HealthDay)
More Evidence That High-Fiber Diet May Curb Type 2 Diabetes Risk (05/27/2015, HealthDay)
Soy Supplements Won't Ease Asthma, Study Finds (05/26/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Watch Portion Sizes While Traveling (05/25/2015, HealthDay)
Raw Tuna Suspected as Source of Salmonella Outbreak: CDC (05/22/2015, HealthDay)
Fish Oil Tied to Better Brain Function in Older Adults (05/22/2015, HealthDay)
Diet and Exercise May Not Stave Off Age-Related Muscle Loss (05/22/2015, HealthDay)
Coffee May Help Men Keep Impotence at Bay (05/21/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Choosing Healthier Poultry (05/21/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Set Regular Eating Times for the Family (05/18/2015, HealthDay)
Probiotic Supplements May Contain Traces of Gluten (05/15/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Coping With Diarrhea From Chemo (05/15/2015, HealthDay)
U.S. Making Headway Against Salmonella, E. coli: CDC (05/14/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Cutting Down on Cholesterol in Kids' Diets (05/14/2015, HealthDay)
Mediterranean Diet Plus Olive Oil or Nuts May Boost Thinking and Memory (05/11/2015, HealthDay)
High-Protein Diet May Be Dangerous for Those at Risk of Heart Disease (05/08/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Vegetarian Athletes Need Plenty of Protein (05/08/2015, HealthDay)
Americans' Blood Triglyceride Levels Dropping: CDC (05/07/2015, HealthDay)
Healthy Lifestyle May Boost Colon Cancer Survival (05/07/2015, HealthDay)
Healthy Eating May Shield the Aging Brain (05/06/2015, HealthDay)
3 Steps May Lead to Healthier Eating (05/05/2015, HealthDay)
When Restaurants Offer Healthy Kids' Fare, Children Eat It (05/01/2015, HealthDay)
Want to Stay Slim? Keep Food Out of Sight (04/30/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Fight Food-Related Peer Pressure (04/30/2015, HealthDay)
Company to Destroy 265 Tons of Ice Cream Over Listeria Contamination (04/28/2015, HealthDay)
Start Healthy Eating Habits Early to Head Off Obesity in Kids (04/28/2015, HealthDay)
Study Challenges Salt Guidelines for Kids (04/27/2015, HealthDay)
2nd U.S. Ice Cream Maker Pulls All Products After Listeria Threat (04/24/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Get Active During Summer (04/24/2015, HealthDay)
Foods That Help Keep the Pounds Off as You Age (04/23/2015, HealthDay)
Ice Cream Maker Pulls All Products After Listeria Outbreak (04/21/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Have a Happy Family Meal (04/21/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Live Healthier to Help Prevent Osteoporosis (04/20/2015, HealthDay)
For Breast-Feeding Moms, Tips on Eating for Two (04/17/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Spring Into Health With Seasonal Foods (04/13/2015, HealthDay)
The Inside Dish on Barbecue Safety (04/12/2015, HealthDay)
Recalls of Ice Cream, Hummus Spur Listeria Warnings (04/10/2015, HealthDay)
Many U.S. Shoppers Choose Low-Salt Fare (04/09/2015, HealthDay)
Weight Watchers, Jenny Craig Beat Other Commercial Diet Plans, Study Finds (04/06/2015, HealthDay)
Easter Doesn't Have to Be a Diet Disaster (04/03/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Make Healthier Choices When Ordering Pizza (04/03/2015, HealthDay)
Packaged Grocery Foods Often High in Salt, Study Finds (04/02/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Cook Healthier With a Slow Cooker (04/01/2015, HealthDay)
Benefits of Iron Supplements Unclear for Pregnant Women, Young Children (03/31/2015, HealthDay)
Steer Clear of Raw Milk, Researchers Warn (03/31/2015, HealthDay)
Eat Right to Protect Your Sight (03/31/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Plan for Healthy Meals on a Budget (03/31/2015, HealthDay)
Lots of Leafy Greens Might Shield Aging Brains, Study Finds (03/30/2015, HealthDay)
U.S. Kids Getting Fewer Daily Calories From Fast Food (03/30/2015, HealthDay)
Could an Apple a Day Help Keep the Pharmacist Away? (03/30/2015, HealthDay)
Processed Foods the Biggest Chunk of Calories in U.S. Grocery Bags: Study (03/29/2015, HealthDay)
Could a Diet Help Shield You From Alzheimer's? (03/27/2015, HealthDay)
Free School Breakfasts Appear to Boost Kids' Grades (03/27/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Turning Kids on to a Healthy Lifestyle (03/27/2015, HealthDay)
3 Drinks Per Day May Raise Liver Cancer Risk, But Coffee Lowers It (03/26/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Keeping Kidney Stones at Bay (03/26/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Considering Cereal for Breakfast (03/25/2015, HealthDay)
More Whole Grains May Boost Life Span (03/24/2015, HealthDay)
Storing Cocoa Pods Longer May Make Chocolate Healthier (03/24/2015, HealthDay)
Tips to Make Healthy School Lunches Kids Will Actually Eat (03/24/2015, HealthDay)
Chef's Input Helps Make School Meals Healthier, Study Finds (03/23/2015, HealthDay)
Gene-Modified Apples, Potatoes Safe to Eat, FDA Says (03/20/2015, HealthDay)
L.A. Law Curbing Fast Food Didn't Cut Obesity Rates: Study (03/19/2015, HealthDay)
Kids' Bad Diets May Mean Worse Health as Adults (03/17/2015, HealthDay)
Diet Sodas Linked to Widening Waistlines in Seniors: Study (03/17/2015, HealthDay)
Dietary Dioxins Don't Seem to Increase Breast Cancer Risk: Study (03/17/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Dish Up a Healthy Party Buffet (03/16/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Choose Healthier Fast Food for Kids (03/13/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Confused About Comfort Foods? (03/12/2015, HealthDay)
Vegetarian Diet May Lower Colon Cancer Risk, Study Suggests (03/09/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Boost the Flavor of Your Food (03/09/2015, HealthDay)
Could the 'Love Hormone' Be a Weight-Loss Aid for Men? (03/06/2015, HealthDay)
Nuts Linked to Better Heart Health for Teens (03/06/2015, HealthDay)
Veggie-Rich Diets May Mean Lower Heart Risks (03/05/2015, HealthDay)
Erratic Sleep May Make Teens Hungrier (03/05/2015, HealthDay)
Another Study Finds Mediterranean Diet May Cut Heart Risks (03/04/2015, HealthDay)
14 Percent of Toddlers May Be Drinking Coffee (03/04/2015, HealthDay)
Fried Foods Tied to Raised Heart Failure Risk (03/03/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Count Your Calories (03/03/2015, HealthDay)
Love Coffee? Your Heart May, Too (03/02/2015, HealthDay)
Nuts May Lengthen Your Life, Study Suggests (03/02/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Recovering From a Run (03/02/2015, HealthDay)
When Babies Spit Up, Don't Panic (02/27/2015, HealthDay)
Health Tip: Offer Kids the 5 Food Groups (02/27/2015, HealthDay)
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Book your room at Ararat Park Hyatt Moscow
Twin Room, 1 Single BedMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Standard Room, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Deluxe Room, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children)
Suite, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Suite, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly Moscow hotel in Boulevard Ring, walk to Bolshoi Theatre
Located in Boulevard Ring, this family-friendly Moscow hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Maly Theatre and Bolshoi Theatre. Red Square and State Historical Museum are also within 15 minutes.
Hotel Features
This smoke-free hotel features a full-service spa, a restaurant, and an indoor pool. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a health club, a bar/lounge, and a coffee shop/café are onsite.
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All 206 rooms boast deep soaking tubs and offer free WiFi and 24-hour room service. Free wired Internet and minibars are standard, as are LCD TVs with cable channels.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to a full-service spa, Ararat Park Hyatt Moscow features an indoor pool and a health club. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 5-star property consist of a business center and limo/town car service. Event facilities measuring 4973 square feet (462 square meters) include conference space. This luxury hotel also offers a sauna, a steam room, and a rooftop terrace. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and an area shuttle. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
Ararat Park Hyatt Moscow is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- ATM/banking
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Coffee shop or café
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- Conference space size (feet) - 4973
- Conference space size (meters) - 462
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
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- Express check-out
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Full-service spa
- Hair salon
- Health club
- Indoor pool
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of floors - 11
- Number of meeting rooms - 10
- Restaurant
- Rooftop terrace
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Sauna
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Shopping on site
- Smoke-free property
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Steam room
- Total number of rooms - 206
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Turkish bath/Hammam
- Wedding services
- Year Built 2002
Family Friendly Amenities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Indoor pool
- Laundry facilities
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Bathrobes
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cable TV service
- Climate control
- Free newspaper
- Free toiletries
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Daily housekeeping
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Designer toiletries
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Hair dryer
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- In-room massage available
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Minibar
- Pay movies
- Phone
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Rainfall showerhead
- Room service (24 hours)
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Slippers
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Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10:30 AM.
Cafe Ararat - This restaurant serves brunch, lunch, and dinner. Reservations are required.
The Park - This restaurant serves breakfast and brunch.
Enoki - This restaurant specializes in Japanese cuisine. Reservations are required.
Neglinka Lounge - This lobby lounge serves light fare only.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool, a health club, a sauna, and a steam room.
Spa Services
Quantum Health Club has 2 treatment rooms. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, and Turkish bath/hammam. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy.
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Number of treatment rooms 2
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for RUB 2100 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
Pets allowed, Pet maximum weight in kg is 5
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: RUB 1950 per person (approximately)
- Pet fee: RUB 8000 per pet, per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: RUB 2100 per night
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We should mention
If you require a visa to enter the country, your hotel may be able to help with the supporting documents needed to obtain one. To learn more, you can reach out to the hotel via the contact details included on your booking confirmation. The hotel may charge for this assistance, even if you end up cancelling your reservation. All arrangements are solely between the hotel and yourself. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).


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Hi Babble-rs! Andrea here. You may know me as the manager of blogs & social media on this here Babble site, but what you may not know about me is that I am a HUGE pet lover. Cats, dogs, hamsters, rabbits, you name it, I've pet(ted?) it. ANYWAY, since I live in a teensy-tiny apartment in New York City, I have zero room for pets. Insert sad face. Case in point: I had a kitten named Tesco for a short stint, but my bathroom was too small to fit her litter box and believe me when I say you do NOT want a litter box in your bedroom. Ruins the whole ambiance, ya know? So Tesco traveled back to Chicago with me (my hometown) to meet a lovely couple who could give her all the space her furry self needed. (Not after a very interesting experience at La Guardia airport, though. Cringe.) Back to the point of this post: Since I don't have animals due to lack of space, I compensate by enjoying my friend's pets. My BFF, Karolyn, lives in Boulder, Colorado and adopted a puppy named Wesley from a no-kill shelter in Oklahoma. He's part beagle/Golden retriever/German shepherd. I was fortunate to meet the little guy during Christmas and I thought I'd introduce you to him, too. Why? Because he's the cutest thing ever. (I know, I know, everyone says that *their* pet is the cutest thing ever, but really. Look at these pics and tell me you disagree.) Happy Saturday, everyone. Woof.
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|No pets allowed, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|Fireplace, DVD player, Boat available, Sea view
|TV, Video player, CD player, Telephone, Pool or snooker table, Table tennis, Games room
|Kettle, Toaster
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double Beds (7), Single Beds (22), Cots available (2), Dining seats for 38, Lounge seats for 14
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair available
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Bicycles available, Swing set
|Not suitable for wheelchair users
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The Gippsland Lakes begin at Sale, approximately 3 hours drive east of Melbourne, and stretch for more than 80km to the east, finishing at Lakes Entrance. Made up of three large lakes fed by major rivers they truly are a unique and fascinating part of Australia. Fraser Island is situated near the eastern end of the Gippsland Lakes and we can boast the best of the famous Gippsland Riviera weather. We can take you on excursions to special parts of the Lakes in our very own ferry, the "Marie Lyn", or we can arrange for you to take more extensive tours while you holiday with us.
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Toshiba 40RF350U
40" REGZA® 1080p LCD HDTV
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Item #: 05240RF350
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The sharp, clear picture of the Toshiba 40RF350U seems to float in the air. That visual effect is created in part by Toshiba's "Super Narrow Bezel" at under one inch wide, it's the world's thinnest. This 40" TV actually has about the same dimensions as typical 37" models.
The latest LCD design for outstanding picture quality
Whether you watch over-the-air stations, satellite or cable TV, most high-definition programs are in 1080i, and the only way to see every detail in a 1080i signal is with a 1080p TV. The 40RF350U's built-in tuners pull in all types of local over-the-air broadcasts, from ordinary analog to digital high-definition (antenna required). And a "QAM" cable tuner enables cable subscribers to watch unscrambled channels, including HD in many areas.
Toshiba employs a "wide color gamut" backlight to provide a 25% wider color range than their previous LCDs. You'll primarily notice deeper reds and greens. The 40RF350U is also one of Toshiba's first LCDs to use a 10-bit panel, which quadruples the number of possible color shades for each color primary (red, green, and blue). The bottom line is that the number of possible hues goes from millions to over a billion, for colors that are nuanced and natural.
The right inputs to keep you entertained now and in the future
The generous array of audio/video connections includes two HD-capable component video jacks, plus three HDMI digital inputs for use with the growing number of HDMI-equipped components (like HD satellite receivers and upconverting DVD players). The 40RF350U belongs to the new breed of HDTVs that not only displays 1080p video, but also accepts 1080p signals. Feed a 1080p signal from a compatible high-definition disc player and select the TV's "Native Mode" to see a pixel-perfect 1080p picture with no unnecessary processing.
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FREE scheduled delivery to your door: This item will be delivered to the door of your house or apartment. Available to physical addresses in 50 United States only. Limited delivery available to Alaska and Hawaii for $99 per item call 1-888-955-6000 for more details. Sorry, we can't ship to P.O. Boxes or freight forwarders. Delivery takes 5-7 business days once your order has been processed. Extra charges may apply to items that must be carried up more than 5 flights of stairs. Allow extra time for delivery to remote addresses. Free return shipping not available with this model.
Note: Sorry, we can only ship Toshiba products to the 49 continental United States and Washington D.C.; we cannot ship them to Hawaii or U.S. Territories.
Bought this TV just under two years ago. Today, multicolored vertical stripes took over 3/4 of my screen- the LCD panel is fried. To me , this constitutes a manufacturers defect and of course the manufacture conveniently disagrees, as if I and thousands of other consumers who seem to have the very same complaint broke our own purchases. Check on lines reviews to verify, this same complaint is on every review- I suspect that any good reviews you see occurred when the TV was relatively new. Of course, I did not buy the extended warranty because when I already spent $$$ for a product I expect it to last beyond the one year manufacturer's warranty such that I don't need to be extorted out of additional money incase the product breaks next year-wtf? Naturally, because I have no warranty I must pay for the repair out of pocket , cost of which greater than the price of the TV. Of course Toshiba does not make this model any more so this review is moot, but hopefully it's enough to turn you off of Toshiba products- Just b/c yours luckily happens to work fine, does not a quality product make for the rest of us. Recommend not to buy Toshiba unless you're a sucker for punishment and have lots of disposable income to burn money .
Pros: Looks good on the TV stand.
Cons: Takes 30 seconds to turn on, and longer over time. Lasts only two years LCD panel burns out-vertical lines take over the screen
I'm a fan of Toshiba, but was disappointed with the problems that surfaced.
I bought the 40RF350U expecting the same quality with other Toshiba products,
including my laptop, and heard great reviews on Toshiba's customer service and
reliability. Then my unit experienced the same defects:
1) ½ of the screen flickered out and became sporatic
2) a 4 inch margin on one side of the screen that altered the viewing
My LCD screen became unusable - I was most upset! I contacted Toshiba and first
was told there was no known defects, and no resolution. I researched the
problems and found other post with the same issues. I took 30+ photos of my
LCD. Contacting Toshiba's customer service again, I got a hold of the correct
person and submitted the photos of the malfunctioned screen.
The end result was Toshiba stood by their quality and repaired my LCD. The
panel was fixed and resolved all issues, and the image looks even crisper than
before. Submitting documentation and photos of my defective unit was the key to
getting a fix.
I was amazed by Toshiba's customer service. Toshiba proved their quality and
reliability. Although it was a hassle and inconvenient, the experience proved
Toshiba is an outstanding company with great quality and customer service.
Afterwards, a service manager even called for a final check on my satisfaction.
Toshiba is still excellent and I will continue buying their quality products.
Brought this TV about a year and a half ago. About 3 months ago a small line appeared on the left side of the TV a couple of inches from the side. Annoying, but watchable. Toshiba has issued a extended warranty for the 46 inch version, but not for the 40inch, so they will do nothing about the issue. To top it off, a couple weeks ago the tv started having vertical lines appear on the whole left hand side of the screen, which basically makes the tv unwatchable. They of course will not do anything about this issue either, though it seems related.... customer service staff not helpful at all, just kept repeating that they "were sorry", even though from searching online, this model seems to have a lot of issues with it. I will never buy another Toshiba again.
It is difficult to imagine how my shopping experience could have been better. The phone rep was friendly, knowledgeable, and flexible on price. The Toshiba fits perfectly in our den cabinet and provides an excellent picture, particularly for higher resolution video content. This is my fourth Crutchfield purchase; why even get in your car to shop?
i bought this tv because of space requirements, although i read many reviews first. this tv is awesome, the standard def is as good as i've ever seen on a lcd and of course hd is great. i use dish network. this is a good value w/3 hdmi inputs and i would recommend it to anyone looking for a stylish tv. the thin frame makes the tv look better than any other in this category. the speakers are the only shortfall, they sound ok, but the tv was designed to be compact and big speakers would would ruin the appeal. i want to use surround sound anyway. get this tv, you'll be happy.
At the outset, we did not want a large HDTV as we did not want to have to replace our DVDs down the road with HD or Blu-Ray discs and player. So a 40"-42" was our size with a requirement for HDMI 1.3 and at least 3 HDMI or more connections. We also wanted at least a 10,000 contrast ratio, a great picture, 1080P, and we liked the very small bezel (becoming a trend). The 40RF350U has met all of these criteria.
However, one area that this set completely fails at is the NTSC (analog) tuner. Our previous portable Sharp 13" TV received 7 channels (many very clear) over the air (OTA) while the same rabbit ears (50 db) in the same location yielded 1 unwatchable station on the 40RF350U. Calls to Crutchfield and Toshiba indicated that our long distance to transmitters and probable less importance of manufacturing an equivalent NTSC tuner was the problem (most viewers use satellite, cable, or fiber). So the tuner is not recommended, but it will become obsolete within 12 months anyway when the spectrum is shutdown for digital or one can install a roof/attic antenna and hopefully solve this problem.
The other weak area has to with Crutchfield delivery. Although we were quoted 7-10 days (5-7 business days) the reality was 15 days (12 business days). However, Crutchfield support has been excellent and is highly recommended.
This was my first HDTV and I primary selected this TV based on my existing entertainment center dimensions, recommendation for Toshiba's, and specifications. This replaced a 32" Sharp CRT TV, which was a bear to move. I bought this TV from Crutchfield, and the buying and delivery process was very easy. Their price was not only competitive, but I was willing to pay slightly more for their trouble free reputation. It turned out there were no problems at all.
CON: SD DirecTV via component connections was actually disappointing--it just does not look as good as the tube TV it replaced. Of course, I think some of this is the source flaws being magnified by the new HDTV's size and resolution capabilities. Still, I've seen some better HDTVs in terms of SD appearance, but usually the very most top end ones look slightly better. But, judging from looking at many HDTVs before making this purchase, I would say the SD quality is average (and the reason I gave it 4 stars overall).
Also, there is some "flashlighting" in the top corners of the screen, but is only noticeable when all-dark screens are shown with no or low quality signals. I've never noticed this while watching a DVD/HD-DVD----even in a darkened room. Usually it is seen when a DVD/HD-DVD is getting started before the Top Menu. If you are a type AAA personality, it may bug you some (but then again, doesn't everything bug you?). The pros for this TV outweigh this small flaw.
PRO: Setup and install was fairly painless. It took about 30 minutes to get it out of the box, install the pedestal and get it in place. It is MUCH easier to move than the TV it replaced. The appearance was really excellent---beautiful TV with a shockingly small bezel. It squeezed into my existing TV space with about 1/8" to spare on each side! The calibration via the Monster CD was easy and took just minutes. Recommend the forums to get the latest and greatest settings for this TV--it will save you loads of time and frustration, and there is a dedicated topic just on this TV.
BUT! The HD-DVD (Toshiba HD-A30) via HDMI is simply eye watering--amazing. It looks more like a sharp photograph than a movie. Everything about the HD quality is tops: colors, saturation, sharpness, motion, etc, etc. Take a gander at the movie 300 in HD-DVD and you'll know what I mean. Not that you want to, but you can see pores on the actor's faces and individual strands of hair. Awesome. I am switching to HD DirecTV just for this reason--so my "regular" TV shows will look this good. It blows my older tube TV away.
All in all, I am very glad I bought this TV. We will get many years of satisfaction from it. In a few years I plan to move this easily into my bedroom and then get a new entertainment center and larger HDTV. For now, this Toshiba was a huge step up and is very enjoyable--highly recommended.
I've owned Toshiba products since 1987 and have confidence in the brand. Toshiba has all the right connections in the right places and is reliable. I bought this TV to supplement my 120" home theater setup and serve as an upscale PC/gaming monitor. I first bought a TV locally but the brand I chose proved defective so I called Crutchfield. I took Crutchfield's recommendation. They also suggested an articulating wall mount that is excellent. Amazingly Crutchfield's price is lower than our local 'sale' prices. I thought I'd get to spend more time with the installation than I have, but other family members spend hours using it. High praise indeed!
When I decided to purchase an HDTV, I knew I was limited by the size of the cabinet that we had. One of the sales associates from Crutchfield informed me that two brands had a thin bezel design that would allow me to fit a 40" set in a 38" opening. I did some further research and I was very impressed by this Toshiba Flat screen.
In addition to fitting in the cabinet it looks wonderful. I did change the Picture Mode to standard from the factory setting of Sports. The Sports setting is nice for a sporting event but a bit too bright for normal viewing. This is very easily handled with the remote; there is a button for PIC MODE.
The Toshiba also contains all of the inputs I need as well as a few extras for future expansion. I also like the ability to easily change the INPUT. There is a button on the remote that give you a selection of the available options (which are customizable, Cable, VCR, Game System and etc.).
I need to also mention that the delivery was and easy process.
Just got my TV today - this will be my third Toshiba LCD - The picture quality is awesome and 1080P looks great. I'm sad to say that this is my first Toshiba that I recieved with the "ghosting or Backlight Bleeding" artifacts. Two of the four corners have a good amount of backlight bleeding that is just unacceptable. I will be contacting Crutchfield to exchage this set and keep my fingers crossed that the new one doesn't have the same defect.
First off let me say that if every store had employees as nice and helpful as Crutchfield the world would be a much better place.
This TV is my first LCD and I am very pleased. The blacks are as black as I have seen on plasma sets. The set up is easy. The stand is solid and the thin bezel feels like it is well made. I have a older Toshiba CRT HDTV and this LCD is just as clear and sharp even on standard channels. The menus are easy to read and use. The colors are as true as I have seen on the others LCDs I've looked at Sony, Samsung, and Sharp. The picture is clearer then Sony,Samsug, and Sharp on standard channels.
Don't thick twice, stop looking around and buy this set. You will be pleased.
We purchased this set a month ago after having done a lot of research on plasma vs LCD, 60 hz vs 120 hz refresh, 1080p vs 720p, etc. We finally bought this set to put in an armoir that used to house a Mitsubishi 35" CRT set that failed. The set fits perfectly into the armoir and right out of the box, with no adjustments, displays a terrific picture from both signal sources - Comcast HD cable and a Toshiba HD-DVD XA2. Standard definition television pictures look as expected - good but not great compared to HD. High-definition pictures looked outstanding. The anti-reflective screen works well in our brightly lit room. There is very little loss of picture quality when viewing from extreme side angles - only noticable at all if you go to almost 180 degrees to either side. Sound quality is pretty good but I have this hooked up to a surround sound set. Crutchfield's support, service, and delivery process were fantastic. I would buy the set again and I would buy it from Crutchfield.
Just got this TV and the HD looks great right out of the box (though prob do some tweeking). SD sources look about as expected, prob no better or worse than most LCDs. There was some bleeding in the top corners that was only noticeable in the dark with black screen, but went away in one corner already and hopefully will go away completely. I haven't noticed the infamous "green push" associated with other Toshiba LCDs, but I'm still watching for any problems. So far, I would say this was a great buy and I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
This TV looks as good turned off as it does turned on! I "upgraded" to this TV from a 32" HDTV tube, because tubes are pretty much unbeatable as far as image quality goes, this TV is not QUITE as sharp as my tube, I must say it is about as close as I have ever seen to tube quality in an LCD. Fast motion is no problem for this set so sports channels look amazing!
Build quality is outstanding, I have 0 dead pixels, stand is sturdy and accentuates that gloss black bezel nicely (my surround speakers are also gloss black which is awesome), connections are very easy to get to even when the TV is tucked into an entertainment center.
Crutchfield is an awesome place to do business with, their shipping is quick and they use freight instead of UPS or FedEX so your stuff will arrive in one piece. They even have these cool "drop sensors" on the shipping boxes so you can tell if your new beauty has been mishandled immediately! HIGHLY recommend shopping here.
Good stuff!!! Easy to buy, easy to fit in furniture, easy to set up, easy to use. User friendly. Best of all - great picture.
I'm so pleased with this TV, I bought it here from Crutch, first-time buyer.
Wow, what a nice company, and TV shipped free with trucking company called Eagle, and they made personal appointment just to deliver it to my house. Pretty cool.
I use this Toshiba as a combination "Gaming panel & PC monitor".
I run it at 1080P resolution (which is 1920x1080@60Hz) and I never use a lower resolution. (NOTE: I dont use this Tosh for TV or movie watching).
I came from a 30" LCD Monitor which was real fine at high resolutions. So, I was pretty worried about shifting to a TV.
But I wanted a "bigger screen", so I bit the bullet and the gamble has paid off. And my faithful 30" LCD has a new owner.
Yhis new 40" Toshiba "sweetheart" is absolutely superb in PC games, like for example "Oblivion" Using a hi-quality video card at 1920x1080 rez (called "1080P") I find the sharp graphics and the lush colors are Awesome. Stunning.
The PC video card's DVI connector is hooked to TV's HDMI connector, using a "Dual Link DVI-to-HDMI" cable.
For use as PC monitor, I adjusted the Text (in WindowsXP / Control Panel / Display / Appearance / Advanced) .... and result is crisp clear Text, easily-readable.
I game and read text at roughly 4-ft from screen, this works fine for me.
This 40" LCD-TV, thanx to its sleek, tiny (piano-black) Bezel-----is as narrow in total Width as any typical 37" LCD-TV. And in Height it's slightly-lower than height of 37" JVC 688.
Which is, wow ! very nice !------because its a great benefit if you want a 40" TV, but you only have room for a 37".
I predict in next 12 months, you will see a massive Industry change away from today's "Fat wide Bezels" to Toshiba's "tiny thin Bezel". ("Thin Is In" will be the new TV motto).
I see no "glitches" or "artifacts" or any other defects in the screen's graphics or text. And, no "bleeding" of colors" or other wierd behavior.
The TV swivels smoothly on its sleek oiano-black Pedestal. There are tons of adjustments to the Picture in the Remote Control. Its logically laid out.
The quality workmanship, the "fit n' finish" of this TV is a credit to the Mexicans who are building it in Mexico.
I looked for 8 months before buying, visited forums of couple of websites, and asked many questions, read hundreds of posts by owners of all the major TVs. I finally settled on this, and am so happy I did.
Good luck and "happy gaming" and/or "PC-monitor work".
I bought this set to replace a 26" LCD (1366 x 768). I had no other experience with 1080p, so I wasn't sure quite what to expect. I am very pleased with the size, the thin bezel, the brightness of the picture, and the overall build quality. However, I guess I thought 1080p would blow me away. I should note that I haven't seen anything from a 1080p source yet. I know, "duh". But somehow I thought 1920 X 1080 would change my life even for 1080i and 720p sources...it won't.
That aside, I'll get back to the praise. I love the the soft matte screen which does not reflect much ambient light. The tiny bezel is very reflective, but you won't notice cause it's so darn small. It literally blends into the armoire that the tv is sitting in and becomes a non-factor, unlike my old LCD which is all ears (so to speak).
The base is substantial and easy to install with some hex key bolts. The tv's swivel feature ensures that I won't get in trouble for scratching the armoire anymore when I need to reach behind the set. No complaints on connection options or location either. I literally had this set up and running in about 20 minutes, including about 10 minutes of skimming the literature.
I bought aftermarket HDMI cable (6' 24awg gold-plated) for less than $20, which seems to work great; but admittedly there's a chance that I'd get better picture from the $100 cables??? I'm just not there yet with spending that kind of cash for a cable...seriously. I see artifacts if I sit within 6', but from 13' on the edge of the couch, I'm in sports heaven. And from 19' I can still read the sports tickers on most news channels (HD at least).
All in all, this is a great tv, and a steal for the features and 1080p.
|Screen Size
|Screen Design
|Aspect Ratio
|Screen Resolution (pixels)
|1920 x 1080
|Screen Refresh Rate
|60 Hz
|Backlighting Type
|Wide-Range Fluorescent
|Instant Internet Movie Streaming
|Picture In Picture
|Parts Warranty
|1 Year
|Labor Warranty
|1 Year
|Type of Warranty Service
|Total Video Inputs
|HDMI Inputs
|Component Video Inputs
|Composite Video Inputs
|RF Inputs
|PC Input
|Ethernet Port
|USB Port
|Optical Digital Audio Output
1 Rear
|Coaxial Digital Audio Output
|Analog Audio Output
1 Rear
|Power Consumption
|Estimated Yearly Electricity Use (EnergyGuide)
|Not Given
|Estimated Yearly Energy Cost (EnergyGuide)
|Not Given
|Dimensions & Mounting Information
|Width (inches)
|Height with Stand (inches)
|Height without Stand (inches)
|Depth with Stand (inches)
|Depth without Stand (inches)
|Stand Width (inches)
|Weight with Stand
|59.1 lbs
|Weight without Stand
|Not available
|Wall Mountable
|Wall Bracket Included
|Pedestal Stand
|Assembly required
TV Features
PC Compatible
Mounting Options
Remote Control
Inputs and Outputs Notes
HDTV Tuner: The TV has built-in over-the-air HDTV (ATSC) and Digital Cable (QAM) tuners, so you don't need a separate set-top box to receive and decode over-the-air HDTV/SDTV or unencrypted Digital Cable signals.
Full HD Resolution: The 40RF350 displays all inputs at a resolution of 1080p (1920 x 1080). The 3 HDMI inputs will accept 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 480p, 480i and VGA signals while the component video inputs will accept 1080i, 720p, 480p and 480i.
High 10-Bit LCD Panel: Toshiba's 10-bit LCD panel provides 64 times more colors than a standard 8-bit panel, offering smoother transitions between color changes and during subtle shade transitions.
Cinespeed: Toshiba's REGZA Premium LCD Hi-Speed Cinespeed panels offer fast response times of 8ms or faster for an ultra sharp picture, especially when displaying fast-moving action scenes, and demanding video games. A wide 176-degree viewing angle ensures that you can enjoy this TV from any seat in your room.
PixelPure 3G 14-Bit Digital Video Processing: Toshiba's 3rd generation PixelPure video processing system uses a 14-bit video DAC and constantly monitors changes in signal quality, content, and movement to enhance sharpness, contrast, and color reproduction. This advanced third-generation digital video processing system runs at a fast 333Mhz and is capable of producing 4,096 levels of gradation (16 times greater than a standard 8-bit processor) for a smooth, natural-looking picture without image banding.
DynaLight Back-Light Control: Toshiba's DynaLight Back-Light Control creates superior black levels for deeper, more lifelike images, even in low light environments.
ColorBurst: ColorBurst utilizes enhanced CCFL back-light technology to expand the TV's color range to 90%+ of the NTSC color gamut. This significantly improves both color purity and color saturation, and combined with superior processing and a superior back-light, creates colors that are vibrant and natural.
CableClear DNR: Designed to optimize poor NTSC signals from antenna or cable, this noise reduction system eliminates video noise ("snow") for a clean crisp image. This system detects the quality of the incoming video signal, and automatically applies the needed amount of video optimization.
CE-Link: CE-Link allows you to control the basic functions of HDMI connected Toshiba CE-Link compatible audio/video devices using the TV's remote control for simpler operation of your system.
Picture Size: When viewing a source, you can choose one of the following picture sizes:
TheaterWide Scrolling: You can set separate scroll settings for the Theater Wide 2 and TheaterWide 3 modes for each input. You can adjust the scroll of the picture up and down as needed form -10 to +20.
Auto Aspect Ratio: The Auto Aspect Ratio feature will automatically select the picture size when one of the following inputs sources is received - a 480i signal from the Video 1 or 2 inputs or the Component Video 1 or 2 inputs or a 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, or VGA signal from any of the HDMI inputs. The aspect ratio will automatically adjust as follows.
|Aspect Ratio Of Signal Source
|Automatic Aspect Size Selected
|4:3 normal
|Natural (with sidebars)
|4:3 letter box
|TheaterWide 2
|16:9 full
Note: When the TV cannot identify the aspect ratio of the signal source, the aspect ratio of the TV will be adjusted to your "Picture Size" selection in the TV's menu
Cinema Mode: When you view a DVD (3:2 pulldown processed) from a DVD player connected to the Video 1/2, Component Video 1/2, or any of the HDMI inputs on the TV, smoother motion can be obtained by setting the Cinema Mode to Film from Video.
Picture Modes: You can select one of the following picture modes for each input:
TheaterLock: The TheaterLock feature allows you to lock all items that affect the picture mode setting to help prevent anyone from changing your settings.
Color Temperature: You can change the quality of the picture by selecting from three preset color temperatures - Cool (bluish), Medium (neutral), or Warm (reddish). You can also adjust the levels of greens and blues in each preset temperature.
ColorMaster: The ColorMaster feature allows you to adjust the television's standard colors. You can adjust the Hue, Saturation, Brightness for the following colors - Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Magenta, and Cyan.
Dynamic Contrast: When dynamic contrast is set to Low, Middle or High, the TV will detect when changes in picture quality that affect the appearance of your contrast settings and adjust the video automatically.
xvYCC: This feature allows an HDMI source to increase available color bits within the boundaries defined by the RGB or YCbCr color spacing providing you with a deep, richer color gamete.
MPEG Noise Reduction: The MPEG noise reduction feature allows you to reduce visible interference caused by MPEG compression. You can choose High, Medium, Low, or Off.
Static Gamma Adjustment: The Static Gamma feature allows you to adjust the levels of black in the picture. The adjustment range is with +/-5 from center.
Game Mode: When playing a video game requiring split-second timing (high-action games, music creation, etc.), the Game Mode shortens the frame delays between the on-screen display and the input from the controller. This mode if more effective for 480i and 1080 input signals.
Note: The Game Mode can only be used on the Video 1, Video 2, Component Video 1, Component Video 2, or HDMI inputs.
Channel Browser: The Channel Browser allows you to browse and view channels by storing your recently viewed channels in channel history. You can surf back to channels you viewed prior to your current channel, and surf forward from previous channels up to your current channel. Up to 32 previously viewed channels can be stored in history. You can set a Home source for an Ant 1 channel or TV input.
Favorite Browser: Within the Channel Browser you can preview preset Favorite Channels via thumbnails along the bottom of the screen.
Channel Return: The Channel Return feature allows you to switch between two channels without entering an actual channel number each time
SurfLock: The SurfLock feature temporarily memorizes one channel under the Channel Return button, so you can return to that channel quickly from any other channel.
Freeze: This feature freezes a motion picture on the TV screen. If the TV is left in Freeze mode for more than 15 minutes, the Free mode will automatically be released and the TV will return to a moving picture.
Channel Label: A list of common channel labels (logos) for various channels such as ABC, CBS, etc. are programmed into the TV. You are able to view and assign these logos to your incoming stations. If the desired channel label is not provided, you are able to manually enter and edit labels using the TV's on-screen keyboard.
Input Label: You can label each input according to the connected source. The preset list of labels includes: Cable, DTV, Satellite/DSS, VCR, Laser Disc, DVD, HD DVD, HDMI Switch, Audio Receiver, Compact Disc, Video Recorder, Game Console, Hide (so you don't have to toggle through an input you're not using), and the default label is blank.
Note: The PC input can only use the default "Blank" or "Hide" label.
Closed Captions: The TVs closed caption mode has two options.
Digital CC: You can customize the closed caption display characteristics by changing the background color, text size, type, edge and color.
SoundStrip Speaker System: The SoundStrip Speaker System utilizes a thin-line speaker design with enhanced dynamic range. This eliminates the big round speakers, without losing any of the big home theater sound.
Stable Sound: When the signal source is changed, this feature limits the highest volume level to prevent extreme changes in volume.
SRS WOW: WOW is a special combination of SRS Labs audio technologies that creates a surround sound experience with deep, rich bass from stereo sound sources, making the TV audio sound fuller, richer, and wider. WOW consists of these three features:
Audio Adjustment: You can adjust the audio quality by adjusting the TV's bass, treble and balance.
Dolby Digital Dynamic Range Control: This dynamic range control feature causes the ATSC dynamic range to be further compressed, allowing you to switch from ATSC to analog broadcast at the same dynamic range.
Mute: The TV mutes the volume half-way when the Mute button is pressed once on the remote; when pressed a second time the TV will mute the volume completely and when pressed a third time the volume will resume as normal.
Digital Audio Selector: You can use the TV's Digital Audio Selector to conveniently switch between audio tracks on a digital channel for those digital channels with multiple audio tracks.
Lip-Sync Latency: This feature activates an auto audio/video display timing adjustment function that allows HDMI source devices to accurately perform synchronization automatically.
GameTimer: You can use the GameTimer function to se a time limit for playing a video game from 30 to 120 minutes. When the GameTimer expires, the TV enters Input Lock mode and locks out the input source for the video game device.
Sleep Timer: The sleep timer switches the television off after a specified amount of time. The sleep timer can be adjusted from 10 minutes to 3 hours in 10-minute increments.
Lock System: The TV's Lock Menu includes ratings blocking, channel blocking, input locking and a side panel control lock which are all protected by the same user customized 4 digit password.
Power-On Mode: You can select between a Power-Saving or Fast mode.
Last Mode Memory: If the power is cut off while you are viewing the TV, the Last Mode Memory feature automatically turns on the TV when the power is re-supplied.
Note: You should unplug the TV's power cord if it is probable that you will be away from the TV for an extended period of time after the power is restored.
Auto Power Off: In ANT mode the TV will automatically turn itself off after approximately 15 minutes if it is turned to a vacant channel or a station that completes it broadcast for the day.
PC Connection: You can view images from your PC on the TV screen by using the unit's 15-pin D-sub RGB input or HDMI 1 input.
PC Settings: When your PC is connected to the TV's 15-pin D-sub RGB terminal, you can use the TV's PC Settings features to make adjustments to the image such as picture horizontal and vertical position, clock phase (helps reduce noise and sharpens picture) and sampling clock (helps reduce noise and minimize periodic vertical stripes on-screen).
PC Audio: This function allows you to output the sound from your PC through the TV's speakers via the PC stereo RCA input on back of the TV.
Pedestal Stand: The TV is shipped with the pedestal stand unattached. The pedestal stand consists of two pieces: the base and the shaft. The shaft attaches to the base with four supplied Allen-head bolts and then attaches to the TV with 5 Allen-head bolts. An Allen wrench is provided for installation. The stand adds approximately 2.125" to the overall height of the TV.
Wall Mounting: The TV has four threaded inserts on the back for use with an optional wall-mount bracket. The spacing of the mounting holes is VESA 200 x 200 (200mm horizontal x 200mm vertical), in accordance with the industry standards set by the Video Electronics Standards Association. The threaded inserts require 6mm machine screws (not supplied).
Multibrand Remote: The supplied remote is pre-programmed to operate this unit and a number of functions on many other brand components; including cable boxes, satellite receivers, DVD players, DVD-recorders, DVD/VCR combos, VCRs, PVRs, CD players, and audio receivers.
3 HDMI Inputs: The three HDMI inputs consists of a single type-A connector HDMI jack. The HDMI jacks can accommodate a copy-protected digital connection (HDCP) from other devices (such as digital set-top boxes) that have compatible interfaces. The HDMI jacks are compliant with the E-EDID (Enhanced-Extended Display Identification) standards. If you want to connect a DVI-compatible device, you will need an HDMI-to-DVI adapter cable. Since DVI does not carry audio signals, a stereo audio input is provided for the HDMI 1 input. In addition to the HDMI-to-DVI adapter cable, you will also need stereo audio cables. The HDMI 1 input can also be used to connect the TV to your PC along with the shared PC stereo RCA audio jacks.
Note: The HDMI jack will accept 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 480p, and 480i signals.
PC Input: This connection allows you to view the image of a personal computer on the TV screen. When connecting the PC to the TV, you will need a 15-pin D-sub RGB computer cable and a PC audio cable.
Component Video Inputs: The two ColorStream HD Component video inputs will accept 1080i, 720p, 480p, and 480i signals.
Digital Audio Output: An optical digital output is provided to allow you to connect the unit to a surround processor. The format can be set to Dolby Digital or PCM.
IR Out: You can use the TV's IR Out terminal (infrared pass-through) to remotely operate (through the TV) many infrared remote-controlled devices, such as Toshiba infrared remote controlled VCRs or DVD players, enclosed with an entertainment center or audio cabinet.
Side Panel AV Input: The television features a composite video input along with a set of stereo RCA audio inputs.
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92 Calyer St.,
Brooklyn, NY 11222
G at Greenpoint Ave.
American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
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North Brooklyn restaurateur couple Blair Papagni and Josh Cohen (Anella, Bellwether, metal bar St. Vitus) take their Greenpoint mini-empire to the waterfront with their latest spot. The interior resembles a riverside cabin, with distressed-wood tables and a deep green domed ceiling that contrasts with bare yellow lightbulbs. The bar's meticulous cocktail list includes a library of custom bitters, and the plates themselves are just as carefully made. The retooled menu showcases the highbrow Americana vision of new chef Nathan Foot, formerly of Northern Spy Food Co. There's a focus on locally-sourced seasonal producetry the Brooklyn Grange mesclun salad-- however the menu's meat and fish selections also happen to be among the most satisfying, like new additions of striped bass with artichoke barigoule and a spicy remoulade sauce, roasted bobo chicken, and the lamb burger with landaff cheese and pickled red onion. Desserts include a rich s'more served with toasted graham strips, orange slices, and a hot chocolate-syrup drizzle.Recommended Dishes
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