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- Lumen Bioscience Announces Publication in Nature Biotechnology Detailing Spirulina-Based Platform for Ultra-Large-Scale Production of Therapeutic Proteins A common food source has been converted into a biomanufacturing platform that offers a way to rapidly produce mass quantities of biologic drugs for common diseases that currently lack effective treatments. Researchers at Lumen…
- Advanced orthomolecular research shares expert advice on heart health In consolidation with Heart Health Awareness, AOR took the month of February to dive into the importance of the body's primary organ and tips for optimizing its functions. In the U.S., Heart disease…
- Study finds Omega-3 Fatty Acids Associated with Healthy Sleep Duration A study published in Sleep Health examining a nationally representative population of US adults to look at associations between blood levels of omega-3 fatty acids and sleep found that blood levels of EPA,…
- The First IRB-Approved Research Study The First IRB-Approved Research Study on Entheogens & Psychedelic Experiences - Resurgent is recruiting 100 participants to take part in the anonymous online survey - - The research from the study will help…
- New Study: Consumers Hold Retailers Responsible for Quality and Safety of Supplements, Personal Care Products and OTC Drugs 97% of consumers say it's important for retailers to visit and inspect manufacturing facilities that produce dietary supplements, personal care products and OTC drugs. Busy consumers with no time for in-depth product research…
- New Study Rebuts “Fast Carbs Make You Fat” Claim In-depth analysis shows dietary glycemic index is not a determinant of weight gain or loss A study recently published in Advances in Nutrition, a peer-reviewed nutrition journal from the American Society for Nutrition, concludes…
- Shoppers Drug Mart steps up with UBC, BCCSU to improve addiction treatment and care The retailer is stepping up to improve addiction treatment and care for all Canadians by supporting pharmacist training and education led by the British Columbia Centre on Substance Use (BCCSU). A $2 million gift from…
- Can homeopathy aid in Alzheimer’s Disease? According to Dr. Shreepad Khedekar, B.H.M.S., M.D (Hom), homeopathic medicine could offer treatment for Alzheimer’s disease that allopathic medicine simply cannot. The internationally-acclaimed physician has worked with many Alzheimer’s patients over the years, using…
- Study links urinary incontinence in female athletes to low energy availability Urinary incontinence (UI) is a common experience for female athletes that can significantly impact their enjoyment of and participation in sports. Previous studies have shown that female athletes who experience urinary incontinence are…
- European Union and Europe: organic retail sales value from 2004 to 2019 Organic retail sales in 2019 came to approximately 41.5 billion euros in the European Union and 45 billion in Europe. In both cases, an increase could be observed over the entire period. An…