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While health guidelines seem to push low-fat dairy over its full-fat counterparts, the thinking behind it may be changing—here's what to know for your health.

In the nutrition world, the question of how whole milk compares with lower-fat options is the subject of debate. In MAHA world, it's time to embrace full fat.

Whole and 2% reduced fat milk have been unavailable in schools nationwide since 2012 because of a federal law that sought to curb childhood obesity.

Whole milk advocates also contend that many children don’t enjoy the taste of low-fat milk, so they don’t drink it and miss out on valuable nutrients.

Which one contains the most fat, skim milk or light milk? How about protein or calcium? A nutrition researcher explains.

Whole milk and low-fat milk are both good sources of fibre; however, one may be a better choice for patients with IBS. If you have IBS, here’s all you need to know.

The company released a line of green, low-fat milk that comes in 1/2-gallon and gallon sizes. What does the milk taste like? It is a vanilla -flavored drink.

Once shunned for its high fat content, whole milk may be poised for a comeback. But is it the healthiest choice? Here, experts weigh in.

There also are other options for those who have different health needs or taste preferences, including reduced-fat (2 percent), low-fat (1 percent) and fat-free or skim milk.

The USDA banned whole milk from school lunches in 2012, citing saturated fat concerns. Now, with the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act, lawmakers from both parties say it’s time to rethink that ...

Current guidelines restrict schools to serving low-fat or fat-free milk, with few exceptions. The bipartisan Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act would allow higher-fat milks in school meal programs.