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New England Journal of Medicine recommends that EPA delays implementation of its decision to permit use of Enlist Duo and to label Genetically Modified food.

September 1, 2015September 10, 2015 Staff 0 Comments cancer, cl, class, Corn, crops, england journal of medicine, environmental protection agency, Food, food and drug, food and drug administration, gene, label, new england journal of medicine, organism, organisms, publ, public health, roundup, roundup ready, seeds, soybeans, za

A recommendation by the New England journal of Medicine has focused on the environmental and public health safety hazard associated

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Sodium consumption causes 1.6 million deaths per year.

August 14, 2014August 14, 2014 Staff 0 Comments africa, cardiovascular event, consumption, england journal of medicine, human body, indivi, new england journal, new england journal of medicine, Nutrition, populations, rna, scie, scientist, sodium, United States, US, world health organization

A study analyzing populations across 187 countries found that high sodium intake, of more than 2,000 mg per day, caused

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Another study highlights the link between sugar sweetened beverages and health problems.

June 6, 2014June 6, 2014 Staff 0 Comments american academy of neurology, assistant professor, baked goods, beverage association, beverages, cancer, cancer epidemiology, cardiovascular disease, causal link, Coffee, coffee drinkers, consuming, consumption, diet soda, dietary factor, dietary factors, england journal of medicine, environmental factors, environmental health sciences, health problems, human health, national institute of environmental health sciences, research findings, scientist, United States

Research released by the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden has once again correlated the health risks associated with consuming sugar sweetened

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Research suggests that Autism may originate in Pregnancy.

March 31, 2014 Staff 0 Comments biochemical pathway, brain cells, england journal of medicine, environmental factors, new england journal, new england journal of medicine, pregnancy, publ, research, researcher, US, USA, za

A new study from the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine suggests that autism begins during pregnancy. The

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Study reveals daily nut consumption reduces death rate.

November 22, 2013November 22, 2013 Staff 0 Comments brigham and women, cancer, cancer center, cancer institute, consumption, england journal of medicine, gastrointestinal, harvard school, harvard school of public health, heart disease, new england journal, new england journal of medicine, pistachios, questionnaires, regu, research, risk, rna, SCD, walnuts

A new study has revealed that it’s not only an apple a day that keeps the doctor away. The largest

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Inflammation diet may help with immune response.

March 14, 2013March 14, 2013 Staff 0 Comments england journal of medicine, fish oil supplements, fruits and vegetables, low fat diet, new england journal, new england journal of medicine, nutrition conference, omega 3 fatty acids, protein sources, reactive proteins, refined carbohydrates, study participants

A lifestyle that focuses on a healthy approach to food has been linked to an anti-inflammatory diet as it is

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Mediterranean diet lowers the risk for heart disease.

February 26, 2013 Staff 1 Comment cardiovascular problems, england journal of medicine, extra virgin olive oil, heart attacks, light olive oil, loma linda, low fat diet, mediterranean diet, mediterranean lifestyle, mediterranean style, nejm, new england journal, new england journal of medicine, nutrition conference, oil group, study participants, style diet, tomato sauce, virgin olive oil

A new study suggests that the Mediterranean lifestyle including diet can lower and reduce the risk of hear-related problems and

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