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Soda consumption again linked to diabetes. New study associated an 18% increased risk with type 2 diabetes.

July 23, 2015September 10, 2015 Staff 0 Comments adherence, alcohol consumption, beverages, body mass index, cohort study, consumption, Food, fr, fruit juice, harvard school, harvard school of public health, observational studies, physical activity

The Harvard School of Public Health in Boston,and the School of Clinical Medicine at the University of Cambridge in the

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Center for Food Safety files a motion to stay the EPA’s decision to approve Enlist Duo’s use in six Midwestern states.

February 13, 2015February 13, 2015 Staff 0 Comments animals, biotech industry, danger, dow agrosciences, environmental group, exposures, farmers, food safety, glyphosate, groundwater, harvard school, harvard school of public health

A concerned group of environment groups and farmers have petitioned the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal to stay the

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Consuming whole grains associated with reduction in mortality.

January 6, 2015 Staff 0 Comments cancer, Food, food frequency questionnaire, harvard school, harvard school of public health, ingredients, journal of nutrition, mortality risk, Nutrition, om, pasta, questionnaires, refined carbohydrates, research findings, researcher

The Harvard School of Public Health in Boston has determined that consuming whole grains (oats, brown rice, whole wheat flour,

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Another study links risk of autism to environmental pollution exposure during pregnancy.

December 20, 2014 Staff 0 Comments autism spectrum disorder, environmental protection agency, harvard school, harvard school of public health, health study, hypothesis, maternal exposure, pregnancy, preventative measure, research, researcher

A number of studies have emerged citing that exposure to air pollution is a contributing factor to autism. Researchers have

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Diabetes risk lowered by Yoghurt

November 25, 2014 Staff 0 Comments bmc, cardiovascular disease, cheese, consumption, coronary heart disease, correlation, diabetes risk, dietary factor, dietary factors, Food, fur, harvard school, harvard school of public health, health effects, healthy diet, heart disease, indivi, milk, om, publ, public health, researcher, type 2 diabetes, US, yogurt

A new study by the Harvard School of Public Health has found a correlation between consuming yogurt and lowered type

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Adding polyunsaturated fats instead of saturated fats lowers risk of coronary heart disease.

October 29, 2014 Staff 0 Comments clear evidence, cohort studies, coronary heart disease, dietary factors, harvard school, harvard school of public health, headlines, Nutrition, polyunsaturated fats, research, vegetable oils

A study published by the Harvard School of Public Health has determined that the risk of coronary heart disease, (CHD),

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Coffee intake and impact linked to Genetics.

October 9, 2014 Staff 0 Comments alcohol consumption, brigham and women, candidate genes, Coffee, coffee drinkers, Corn, ep, genetic factors, genetic variant, harvard school, harvard school of public health, health effects, import, Nutrition, regu, research

A new study, published in the journal of Molecular Psychiatry, has explained why some people are more impacted by coffee

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USDA announces intent to approve dicama and glyphosate combo, despite public and U.S. congress protest.

August 8, 2014August 8, 2014 Staff 2 Comments animal and plant health inspection service, control weeds, crops, environmental impact, environmental protection agency, farming, glyphosate, harvard school, harvard school of public health, health problems, herbicide, industry, label, publ, roundup ready, toxic herbicides, treadmill

Despite a formal letter by the U.S. congress requesting that this combination not be approved citing public health concerns, the

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Scientists urge U.S. congress to take action and ban Enlist Duo, a new toxic herbicide mix of 2,4-D and glyphosate.

August 5, 2014 Staff 1 Comment biotech industry, dow chemical, executive director, glyphosate, groundwater, harvard school, harvard school of public health, health risk, herbicide, mount sinai school, mount sinai school of medicine, oil, policy decision, populations, pregnancy, pregnant women, press release

A group of scientists, doctors and business leaders spoke at a congressional hearing and advised Congress to petition the U.S.

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Sugar has direct impact on heart disease.

May 18, 2014May 18, 2014 Staff 0 Comments american journal of clinical nutrition, dietary sugar, food industry, harvard school, heart disease, high blood pressure, hsph, inclusion, om, public health, randomized controlled trials, researcher, risk factor, risk factors, soda consumption, study author

A new study has confirmed the detrimental effects of sugar consumption on heart health, impacting on blood pressure, independent of

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