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Diamond Packaging Wins Three Awards in 2017 Premier Print Awards

Aug 1, 2017

Diamond Packaging has won three awards in the 2017 Premier Print Awards, the world’s most prestigious international print competition. Printing Industries of America (PIA) hosts the competition, which recognizes the creation and ...

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AstaZine Secures Novel Food Approval in Ireland

Nov 30, 2016

BGG and its subsidiary Algae Health Sciences (AlgaeHealth) have announced that their flagship product, AstaZine Natural Astaxanthin, has won Novel Food approval from the Food Safety Authority of Ireland. The new approval will allow BGG to ...

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Cargill Announces Non-GMO Project Verified Ingredients

Oct 11, 2016

Cargill has announced that its three food ingredients have been verified by Non-GMO Project. Cargill's erythrtol, cane sugar and high oleic sunflower oil are now Non-GMO Project Verified and commercially available. Cargill took this ...

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USANA Launches Clean and Personalized Foods Line Mysmartfoods

May 19, 2016

USANA Health Sciences, the global nutritional company, is launching its new, low-glycemic load and gluten-free? USANA MySmart Foods line — composed of protein-based shakes and bars. Through MySmartFoods, USANA delivers a customized ...

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Mariana Figueiro Presents At NIH Workshop On Light At Night

Mar 21, 2016

Rensselaer Professor Mariana Figueiro, Light and Health Program Director at the Lighting Research Center was an invited speaker and panelist at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Workshop: Shift Work at Night, Artificial Light at ...

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Food Industry Must Stop Health Washing Says Choice

Oct 27, 2015

Self-made school canteen certification logos on food and beverage packaging are misleading parents, according to consumer advocacy organisation, Choice. Products such as Paddle Pops, Tiny Teddies and Shapes are displaying “school ...

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Swedish Match's Proposal Has Not Been Accepted by a Panel of US FDA Advisors

Apr 16, 2015

Swedish Match’s proposal to ease warning labels related to snus tobacco packaging has not been accepted by a panel of US FDA advisors. Snus is a moist tobacco powder put under the upper lip. Swedish Match wants the FDA to allow it ...

Tags: Snus Packs, FDA Panel, moist tobacco powder

Drinking Coffee May Be Associated with a Lower Risk of Developing MS

Mar 5, 2015

Drinking coffee may be associated with a lower risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS), according to a study from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore. The study, published in February 2015 and to be presented at ...

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EPA Updates Community

Feb 2, 2015

On February 4, 2014, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will hold a public meeting to discuss how a new scientific study about a previously unknown contaminant relates to the ongoing cleanup at the Reich Farm Superfund site in Toms ...

Tags: groundwater treatment system, drinking water, Agriculture

Nearly Half of All Phase III Pharmaceutical Clinical Trials Fail

Jan 14, 2015

Nearly half of all Phase III pharmaceutical clinical trials fail, partly because data about patient adherence is hard to come by. That’s according to computer giant Oracle (ORCL), which has teamed with and ingestible sensor ...

Tags: self-reporting, lab tests, Health

Two Medical Device Sales Representatives Have Admitted to Defrauding New Jersey Hospitals

Aug 18, 2014

Two medical device sales representatives have admitted to defrauding New Jersey hospitals and medical facilities out of more than $800,000, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced this week. The two former Integra LifeSciences Corp. ...

Tags: Fraud, Health, Medicine

EPA Is Awarding $700,000 for a Research Project Being Conducted by The University

Aug 14, 2014

BOSTON – EPA is awarding $700,000 for a research project being conducted by the University of Massachusetts Amherst on indoor air quality affecting tribal people. The research grant is one of six awarded today for projects to identify ...

Tags: EPA, Research Project, Service, Certification

Nestle Works on a Project Lead to The Development of Made-to-Measure Vitamin Combinations

Jun 26, 2014

The Nestle Institute of Health Sciences (NIHS) and Waters Corporation - a company based in Massachusetts, USA - have begun working together on a groundbreaking new research project which could one day lead to the development of ...

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Nicotine Addiction Levels Are Decreased

May 1, 2014

A new study has provided evidence that nicotine addiction levels are decreased in smokers who have switched to electronic cigarettes, according to Dr. Michael Siegel writing on his blog, The Rest of the Story: Tobacco Analysis and ...

Tags: E-Cigarette, E Cigarette, Cigarette

U.S. Researchers Say People with Allergies Would Have Them No Matter Where They Lived

Mar 12, 2014

Many who suffer from allergies think moving would help them but U.S. researchers say people with allergies would have them no matter where they lived. "Before this study, if you would have asked 10 allergy specialists if allergy ...

Tags: allergies, Socioeconomic status, Health&Medicine

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