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Aldi, Tesco and Iceland customers sent 'do not eat' warning

The FSA has advised shoppers not to eat the affected products

Manchester Evening News

How to make jerky for hiking

This high protein hiking snack packs a tasty punch, and doesn’t have to cost you an arm and a leg

Advnture

Study finds how misfolded alpha-synuclein protein helps to detect early Parkinson's disease

According to a new study using technology created by a researcher at UTHealth Houston, the presence of a misfolded alpha-synuclein protein can be used to assess whether people have Parkinson's disease. Read Further on Dynamite News:

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Sanofi: the new protein-based Covid vaccine to be used in the UK

The University of Edinburgh’s Neil Mabbott on the vaccine technology being used for Covid booster jabs from this month.

The Week

Alzheimer’s-Like Diseases Can Affect the Body — Scientists Are Working to Find Out Why

Amyloid plaque can build up in body organs other than the brain, and today's treatments have a ways to go.

Inverse

Everything we know about new Sanofi Covid vaccine now being used in UK

The vaccine being used in the Spring booster campaign works in a different way to previous jabs

Wales Online

Supermarkets recall cereal, curries and other items with health warnings

Tesco and Iceland are among retailers recalling some items

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Tesco, Aldi and Iceland warnings as curry, cereal and more pulled from shelves

Anyone with any of the items should visit their nearest supermarket for a full refund

Liverpool Echo

Sanofi vaccine: what to know about this protein-based COVID booster being offered in the UK

In the UK a spring booster campaign has recently begun, offering an additional vaccine to people at highest risk from COVID. Between April and June 2023 people aged over 75, residents in care homes and children and adults aged five and up with weakened immune systems will be invited to…

The Conversation

Joe and The Juice protein shakes top £10 as food inflation bites

Customers can still get change from a £10 note if they opt for cheaper items on the drinks menu

Evening Standard

The 6 things longevity expert Dr. Mark Hyman does to keep his brain sharp

These daily dietary and lifestyle habits can strengthen your brain.

Fortune

The specifics of sports supplements

Athletes are often looking to boost their performance, stamina and endurance. But are all supplements safe?

Salon

Hibernating Bears Reveal How to Prevent Blood Clots in Humans

Hibernating bears don't form blood clots like sedentary humans. A new discovery sheds light on their secret, and could lead to treatments for thrombosis.

Inverse

Scientists poke hibernating bears to discover secrets of blood clots

The findings could lead to new medicines to help people who have inherited blood-clotting disorders, researchers say.

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The New Daily

Running gels and protein powders can boost athletes, but read the labels

We all need macronutrients – carbohydrates, protein and fats for energy and to build structures like muscles and other cells in our bodies.

The Conversation

Running gels and protein powders can be convenient boosts for athletes – but be sure to read the label

Personal bests, competition wins, new challenges – athletes, and particularly endurance athletes, tend to want to push themselves hard to perform. So it makes sense that there is a big interest in sports supplements, like running gels and protein powders.

Dynamite News

Research shows how plants control nitrogen use

Plant biochemist Soichi Kojima and colleagues at Tohoku University discussed their findings and future plans about how gene and protein control systems that regulate the use of nitrogen by plant roots could help develop crops that require less nitrogenous fertilizers to produce acceptable yields in an article. Read further on…

Tom’s Guide

What to eat before a workout — according to a sports nutritionist

Unsure what to eat before a workout? Our fitness writer spoke to a registered nutritionist and international athlete manager at leading nutrition brand Foodspring for some answers.

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Leeds Live

The Savvy Baker opens third café in brand new north Leeds gym following lockdown idea

The bakery brand began as a lockdown idea and has had great success

Barchart

Q1 2023 and Beyond- Animal Proteins

The animal protein sector of the commodities market includes the live and feeder cattle and lean hog futures contracts. Meat prices edged marginally higher in Q1 2023 with gains in cattle prices and a significant decline in the hog futures market.

Woman & Home

What is a low dopamine morning routine? Plus, all the benefits

Experts reveal why a low dopamine morning routine could be key for a productive day

Tribune News Service

Ask the Pediatrician: My child wants to be a vegetarian. Is that OK?

Children and adolescents who follow a vegetarian eating plan tend to consume more fruits and vegetables and less sweets, salty snacks, and saturated fat than their nonvegetarian peers. They also tend to be at lower risk for obesity and overweight.

Dynamite News

Study reveals how novel protein helps to suppress tumour growth

Understanding how cancer develops is necessary for designing efficient, individualised cancer medicines. Read further on Dynamite News:

Advnture

Do you need extra protein after a run?

We question the need for extra protein in a runner’s diet – and explore expert advice on optimum amounts and timing

Tribune News Service

With a focus on first-generation students in STEM labs, a Johns Hopkins University program gives them a leg up

BALTIMORE -- On a cold morning in a Remsen Hall chemistry lab at the Johns Hopkins University, five undergraduates laughed and chatted as they mixed together amino acids and catalysts, trying to better understand the origins of life.

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