Newly discovered proteins linked to lower risk of heart failure, heart attacks or stroke.
The University of San Francisco has published a new study in the European Heart Journal specifying that proteins, (GDF11 and
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Newly discovered protein affects how the body metabolizes certain nutrients.
A new study by Case Western Reserve researchers, published in the journal Nature Communications, has linked a single protein to
Read moreDiet and exercise reduce risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease factors
Diabetes and cardiovascular disease risk factors are a global health burden and is the seventh leading cause of death in
Read moreEPA denies that some of the most prevalent pesticide chemicals interfere with the hormone system in contrast to the prevailing research
The EPA tested the active and inactive ingredients of 52 pesticide chemicals evaluated under the Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program (EDSP).
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2,4-D and other herbicides classified as possible carcinogenic to humans
Foodexposed has previously discussed the EPA approval of 2,4-D and its combination with glyphosate to produce a new herbicide product.
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Stinging nettle compound impacts on cancer cells.
A new study, published in the journal Nature Communications, by the University of Warwick in Britain has found that a
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Grassroot consumer organizations file federal complaint against the EPA over failure to regulate nanomaterial pesticides.
The complaint filed against the Environmental Protection Agency alleged failure to regulate over 400 nano silver products on the market.
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EPA approves Enlist Duo, despite public protest.
The Environmental Protection Agency has approved the use of a 2,4-D weed killer called Enlist Duo to be used with
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Acute Pancreatitis treated with Insulin.
Pancreatitis is a condition that involves the pancreas causing severe abdominal pain, vomiting and systemic inflammation. Major causes include bile
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Low Carbohydrate diet recommended for Diabetes patients.
Diabetes is considered a health risk in the United States, with an estimated 29.1 million American adults having diabetes, and
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