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AHDB Beef & Lamb Announces $1.8m Beef Production Research Initiative

Nov 11, 2016

AHDB Beef & Lamb is looking for research and industry collaborators to form a five-year Beef Knowledge Partnership focusing on key areas of beef production. The aim of the £1.5m ($1.8m) project is to devise and implement a programme ...

Tags: Beef Production, Beef

Heart Foundation: Latest Cardio Research Favours Grains Instead of Paleo Diet

Jun 21, 2016

New research has found benefit in eating wholegrains for those who want a healthy heart. Published in the latest edition of the American Heart Association journal, ‘Circulation’, the research revealed the higher an ...

Tags: wholegrains, healthy eating

Cold Showers Might Help Reduce Obesity, While Scientific Discoveries Challenge BMI Measure

Mar 18, 2016

Australia’s top medical news program made some startling revelations this week. The most surprising finding is that there is a 45% higher mortality risk for people with Body Mass Index (BMI) of 23-25 than for people with a higher BMI. ...

Tags: BMI, Cold Showers, Medical program, Scientific discovery

Why The "Uber Effect" Could Save Your Life

Mar 9, 2016

Uber is helping to reduce the number of drink-driving incidents in cities, a new report claims. According to research by a US driving school, Uber’s entry into Seattle is estimated to have resulted in a 10% decrease in the instances ...

Tags: Uber, Drink-driving

Chinese Anti-Malaria Drug Popular in Tanzania

Dec 29, 2015

Young Masamba Issa has just clocked 13 years. The girl who almost lost her battle against malaria in 2008, is now a healthy five feet two inches tall form two student at Boko secondary school in Dar es Salaam. "I had given up when medical ...

Tags: Anti-Malaria Drug, Tanzania

The State Council Information Office Holds a Press Conference on China-Africa Trade and Economic Cooperation

Dec 16, 2015

Hu Kaihong: Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the news briefing held by the State Council Information Office. The Johannesburg Summit and the Sixth Ministerial Conference of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation ("FOCAC") will ...

Tags: China-Africa Trade, Economic Cooperation

TCM Unleashes Hidden Potential

Dec 8, 2015

Eighty-four-year-old Tu Youyou arrived in Sweden on Friday to collect China's first Nobel Prize in medicine for creating an anti-malarial drug that saved millions of people across the world. Half a century ago, the pharmacologist derived ...

Tags: Traditional Chinese Medicine, medicine

Every Dollar Invested by AWI Delivers $2.90 Return

Sep 1, 2015

Every dollar invested by Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) over the past three years has delivered a $2.90 return to wool growers. “The benefits of AWI's investment in R&D and marketing have been detailed in the recent 'Review of ...

Tags: wool, wool growers

PPG and Walker Glass Have Combined Proprietary Technologies

May 21, 2015

PPG Industries and Walker Glass Co., Ltd., have combined proprietary technologies to create AviProtek with SOLARBAN® glass, an advanced architectural glass that unites bird-friendly, acid-etched patterns by Walker TEXTURES™ glass ...

Tags: PPG Industries, Low-E Coating

FDA Has Cleared The Way for Medtronic Corevalve

Apr 2, 2015

CoreValve becomes first transcatheter heart valve approved for valve-in-valve procedures. Chris Newmarker Rendering of the CoreValve right after its transcatheter deployment. (Image courtesy of Medtronic) FDA has cleared the way for ...

Tags: FDA, Medicine, Medical Device

Billabong Will Support SurfAid's Flagship Program in Nias Indonesia

Mar 31, 2015

Billabong will be a supporting partner to SurfAid's flagship program in Nias Indonesia. Running for three years, SurfAid's program in Nias has successfully increased the quality of health services for countless mothers and children, while ...

Tags: Supporting partner, Billabong, Sporting Goods

Salt Intake Not Associated with Mortality or Risk for CVD and HF

Jan 23, 2015

Study finds salt intake not associated with heart health risks Salt intake was not associated with mortality or risk for cardiovascular disease (CVD) and heart failure (HF) in older adults based on self-reported estimated sodium ...

Tags: salt, heart health risks, Agriculture

Australian Experts React Differently to Research Findings of a Study Published Dec 2014

Dec 11, 2014

Australian medical and nutrition experts have reacted differently to the research findings of a study published December 2014 in the British Medical Journal. The study showed the Mediterranean diet appears to be associated with longer ...

Tags: Mediterranean diet, nutrition

High Consumption of Milk May Cause Early Death and Does Not Prevent Bone Fractures

Nov 14, 2014

Swedish researchers have found that high consumption of milk may cause early death and does not prevent bone fractures. According to the research study published by the British Medical Journal, the high levels of lactose and galactose ...

Tags: dairy products, bone fractures, Agriculture

Figures Revealed That Standardized Packaging of Products Helped UK Save £ 500m

Aug 12, 2014

Figures released by the Public Health England PHE have revealed that standardized packaging of tobacco products could help the UK save up to £ 500m. These new figures follow a data released by the Australian treasury in December ...

Tags: Tobacco, Figures, Packaging

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