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Tesco and Lidl recall food items due to small pieces of metal and allergy safety concerns

Products have been pulled from sale due to issues including potential asbestos poisoning, allergies and choking hazards among others

Wales Online

Plant-Based Proteins Are Too Expensive

Here’s how to level the playing field with meat.

Foreign Policy

Tesco recall protein product warning it may contain pieces of metal

Anyone who has bought it is urged to return it to the store for a full refund

Wales Online

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‘It’s hugely complex’: the scientists working to defeat Parkinson’s

Research into dopamine-producing cells and rogue proteins among efforts to find far-reaching treatment

The Guardian - UK

Exercise, strict dieting and other weight loss myths debunked by fitness expert

Many people try and fail to lose weight

Irish Mirror

Researchers Identify Protein Partners That Might Repair Cardiac Muscle

Researchers at the UNC School of Medicine have made important strides in the exciting fields of cellular reprogramming and organ regeneration, and their findings could have a substantial impact on the development of future treatments for broken hearts. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Truffles — what’s all the fuss about these prized delicacies?

Nutrient values vary among species and growing region, but edible fungi are known to contain calcium, potassium, and magnesium, and are a good source of digestible protein.

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Could Our Next Superfood Be Colostrum From Cows?

“We wanted a solution for vegans. We need to respect everyone.”

Zenger

Some coronaviruses kill, while others cause a common cold. We are getting closer to knowing why

It’s hard to imagine a time when “coronavirus” wasn’t a household word. But for a long time, this family of viruses had merited very little attention. Believed to be ubiquitous among animals and avian species, the first coronavirus to infect and cause disease in humans was only isolated and identified…

The Conversation

Cordon bleugh? Worms and crickets could soon be tickling French palates

Burgundy insect farm ramps up production to offer a meat-free future

The Guardian - UK

Sci-Five | The Hindu Science Quiz: On ants

Test your science quotient with this quiz

The Hindu

London marathon: what to eat before, during and after the race

After all the hours that have gone into training for a marathon, it would be a shame to fall at the last hurdle because you haven’t given your body the nutrients it needs.

The Conversation

Is Beyond Meat a Smart Stock to Bite Into Right Now?

Plant-based meat seller Beyond Meat (BYND) has reported declining revenues in the last reported quarter. Inflation has hit alternative protein sellers. Amid this, does BYND have the fundamentals to be a quality investment now? Read on to find out….

StockNews.com

Your mighty tendons help you sprint, jump and move – a genetic mutation in one key protein may increase athletic performance

The ability to move is an essential part of daily life. The locomotor, or musculoskeletal, system of the body consists of muscles, bones, tendons, ligaments, joints, cartilage and other connective tissue. Loss of motor function due to disease or injury can result in a lifetime of disability. In a rapidly…

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The Independent UK

Genes behind condition that makes hair ‘uncombable’ in humans found

Findings highlight role played by different proteins in controlling hair shape and appearance

Inverse

A new viral cousin of Covid-19 can resist vaccine immunity, study finds

A new study found that there are coronaviruses distantly related to SARS-CoV-2 that are resistant to our current vaccines and monoclonal antibody therapies.

Dynamite News

Health: Protein supplement helps control Type 2 diabetes, says Study

Washington A study which holds potential for the dietary management of the condition, has shown that drinking a small amount of why protein before meals helps people with type 2 diabetes control their blood sugar. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Spike Protein Vaccines Effective Against Multiple COVID Variants: Study By IIT-Madras

While further experimental verification is called for, the researchers believe that the present spike protein vaccinations are likely to be efficacious against circulating variants of Coronavirus. Read more on Dynamite News:

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How much protein do you need in a day?

How much protein do you need in a day? Figuring out the right amount for you.

Wales Online

Experts say you can eat healthily for £2.85 a day

You can save money and be healthier

The Conversation

Omicron-specific vaccines may give slightly better COVID protection – but getting boosted promptly is the best bet

Vaccines (predominantly mRNA vaccines) have been our front-line defence against COVID and have saved millions of lives.

Inverse

Whale evolution isn’t completely understood — but genes reveal part of the story

The genomes of cetaceans help tell the story of mammals who returned to the life aquatic

The Independent UK

Celia Marsh: Family criticise yoghurt company for failing to flag allergen risk

Mrs Marsh, who had an acute dairy allergy, died after eating a Pret a Manger sandwich containing a vegan yoghurt contaminated with milk protein.

Chronicle Live

Mum with severe dairy allergy died after eating Pret a Manger vegan wrap contaminated with milk

An inquest has heard how Celia Marsh, a mum-of-five, died in December 2017 after eating a super-veg rainbow flatbread from the chain's store in Bath, Somerset

The Guardian - UK

How did a ‘vegan’ flatbread in Pret a Manger come to contain milk protein?

Celia Marsh collapsed after eating a flatbread from a branch in Bath, the coroner ruled she died due to an anaphylactic reaction

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