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Trying to Eat Less Becomes More Important to Fend Off Middle-Age Weight Gain

Trying to Eat Less Becomes More Important to Fend Off Middle-Age Weight Gain

   Lots of experts disagree over the seemingly obvious notion of keeping weight off by trying to eat less – a debate that centers on whether the practice backfires, leading to binging and weight gain.

Posted : Fri, Jan 02, 2009

Category : Science / General-Sciences News

New Study Assesses the Impact of Soft Drink Availability in Elementary Schools on Consumption

New Study Assesses the Impact of Soft Drink Availability in Elementary Schools on Consumption

   The consumption of soft drinks is generally considered to be a contributing factor in childhood obesity.

Posted : Tue, Sep 02, 2008

Category : Science / General-Sciences News

Study: Organic Milk From Pasture-Fed Cows is Higher in Beneficial Nutrients

Study: Organic Milk From Pasture-Fed Cows is Higher in Beneficial Nutrients

   Cows that graze on fresh pasture produce milk with higher levels of antioxidants and beneficial fatty acids, such as conjugated linoleic acid and omega-3's, as shown by a recently published study from Newcastle University in the UK.

Posted : Wed, Jun 04, 2008

Category : Science / General-Sciences News

Human well-being better in a better protected environment

Human well-being better in a better protected environment

   Well planned and managed protected areas can play a key role in reducing poverty, with the relationship strengthened when well-being is measured as more than just income, according to a new analysis by WWF.

Posted : Mon, May 26, 2008

Category : Science / General-Sciences News

New Facility Combines Cutting-Edge Robotics, Imaging for 24/7 Research

New Facility Combines Cutting-Edge Robotics, Imaging for 24/7 Research

   DuPont today opened the doors to a revolutionary approach to evaluating advanced plant genetics and new biotechnology traits that the company says will help increase productivity.

Posted : Fri, Mar 07, 2008

Category : Science / General-Sciences News

MIT gel changes color on demand

MIT gel changes color on demand

   MIT researchers have created a new structured gel that can rapidly change color in response to a variety of stimuli, including temperature, pressure, salt concentration and humidity.

Posted : Wed, Oct 24, 2007

Category : Science / General-Sciences News
 
 
 
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