It all started, and ended, with food. In 2014, I was awarded my first Golden Pen and later “Letter of the Year” by The Journal Gazette. The subject of the winning piece? Free school lunch.
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Sinar Daily on MSNFood for thought: How the right diet can improve your mental wellbeingTHE health of your gastrouintestinal tract has a direct correlation to the health of your mind. Around 95 per cent of ...
Traditional treatment strategies and public health interventions aimed at reducing the incidence of obesity are proving inadequate at controlling the global epidemic of this condition. The main focus ...
It was late afternoon after a long day of classes, and University of Minnesota student Bianca Llerena made her way home from campus to her house in Como. She didn’t have groceries at home for dinner.
Nascent research into the link between gut health and brain function and the rise of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs could aid the growth of a category of products that’s spreading from dairy and into ...
These must report preliminary research findings that are highly original, of immediate interest and are likely to have a high impact. Communications are given priority treatment, are fast-tracked ...
The New Zealand Food Safety Science & Research Centre is partnering with AsureQuality to deliver a thought-provoking workshop by Frank Yiannas. Frank is the author of a foundation text on food safety ...
Free Food for Thought (FFFT) is a deliberative dialogue series that aims to create a community that values diverse perspectives. Participants engage in conversations on selected topics, gaining a ...
The world faces unprecedented challenges in sustaining the health of the planet and 10 billion people occupying it by 2050. Research from the many scientific disciplines in food production ...
The United Nations Environment Programme’s Food Waste Index Report (FWIR) 2024 reveals that in 2022, the world wasted 1.05 billion tonnes of food, equating to nearly 20% of all food available to ...
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