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Neonicotinoids discovered in a little more than half of both urban and agricultural streams in the United Sates and Puerto Rico

August 24, 2015September 10, 2015 Staff 0 Comments amp, ampa, animals, contaminant, contamination, epo, Food, fur, future research, import, neonicotinoids, om, pesticide, pollinators, publ, risk, rna, scie, scientist, support, toxic substances, US

A new study released by USGS, published in the Environmental Chemistry journal, has determined pervasive neonicotinoid pesticide contamination in more

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H.R. 1599 (DARK ACT) passes by a vote of 275-150. The bill preempts state law requiring mandatory GE labeling, and would require premarket certification from the FDA.

July 31, 2015September 10, 2015 Staff 0 Comments animals, bmi, consumer reports, cosmetic act, Food, food and drug, food and drug administration, food industry, food label, food product, food products, Genetically Modified, gmo food, gmo foods, industry, ingredients, initiative, Labelling, lunt, pesticide, regu, research

The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Dark Act last week by a vote of 275-150. The Dark act is

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Lower doses of resveratrol twice as effective in stopping tumor growth.

July 31, 2015September 10, 2015 Staff 0 Comments amp, animals, cancer, cancer cell, cancer cells, cancer prevention, cancer research, cl, ep, fr, fruit and vegetables, grapes, health, om, publ, resveratrol, risk, rna, scie, translational medicine, tumor growth, university of leicester, US, vegetables

The University of Leicester has published a new study, in the journal Science Translational Medicine, which revealed that resveratrol, a

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Genetic mutations trigger type 2 diabetes linked to obesity; carried by nearly one million Americans.

July 15, 2015September 10, 2015 Staff 0 Comments american population, amp, animals, Autism, beta cell, beta cells, cell biology, duke university, gene mutations, genes, genetic mutation, genetic mutations, genetic variant, genetic variants, health, human gene, import, insulin, irregular heartbeat, metabolic disease, metabolic diseases, metabolic syndrome, obesity epidemic, oda, om, publ, regu, research, rna, Soda, susceptibility, target, type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, US

A new study, published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation, has revealed that two different gene mutations, (R1788W and L1622I),

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Pesticide use increased by 6.4 million pounds in California

May 25, 2015 Staff 0 Comments adverse health effects, agricultural workers, animals, banned, class, drinking water, environmental protection agency, exposure levels, federal regulator, Food, health effects, insecticide, mount sinai school, offspring, oil, organic, pesticide, pesticide use, pests, plants, pregnancy, publ, public health, public health concern, public health concerns, scie, strawberry

A new study released by the California Department of Pesticide Regulation (CDPR) published its Annual Pesticide Use Report last week,

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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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Honeysuckle tea protects against a strain of the flu virus. Acts as new virological penicillin.

October 13, 2014 Staff 0 Comments animals, chinese medicine, class, ep, Food, genes, influenza, research, researcher, rna, target

The study, published in the journal Cell Research, has determined that honey suckle tea contains a broad spectrum anti-virus agent.

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PTSD alters the way a threat is processed by the brain.

September 16, 2014 Staff 0 Comments animals, behav, Food, neuron, post traumatic stress, post traumatic stress disorder, research, scie, stressful events, US

PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) is caused by an overwhelming stressful event or events. These events are based on an

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Adequate levels of Vitamin E critical for the young, elderly and pregnant women.

September 15, 2014 Staff 0 Comments alcoholic fatty liver, anemia, animals, cognitive function, dietary vitamin, fatty acids, fatty liver disease, health, import, United States

Vitamin E is a vital micronutrient. A newly published analysis revealed just how critical adequate levels are. Vitamin E deficiency

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Colorado next State to join genetically labeling initiative.

August 21, 2014August 21, 2014 Staff 0 Comments animals, beverages, bn, consumption, Corn, election ballot, european union, Food, food prices, genetic engineering, Genetically Modified, gm, GMO, import, initiative, label, om, proponents, signatures, spokeswoman

Colorado follows other leading states who, due to voter demand, have placed a proposition requiring the labeling of genetically modified

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Meat-cooked mutagens create harmful compounds and increase cancer risk https://t.co/OUCM2rHzgi https://t.co/DIT8cNvJ92

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New study shows that risk of aggressive prostate cancer is reduced with addition of low fat fish oil. https://t.co/1aI7OCIXYW

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Avocados lower bad cholesterol, improve cardiovascular health https://t.co/Ajp4rep3rO

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Review study of Avocado, health benefits attributed to lowering blood pressure, increasing anti-oxidants activity a… https://t.co/hoBr6IMzlY

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Cocoa flavanols improve blood vessel function, in kidney disease patients https://t.co/0JqUhyZ02X

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High BMI and low aerobic capacity (but not muscular strength) associated, with increased risk of blood pressure https://t.co/iL8JnIgXBJ

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MIND diet easiest to follow, second best diet in U.S. and impacts on Alzheimer’s disease https://t.co/Jc7awdAvVW https://t.co/1cTi4Pt9YQ

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