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Amid growing demand for non-hormonal solutions in menopause care, AB-Biotics and Kaneka Probiotics spotlight a three-strain, science-backed probiotic with a targeted action on the estrobolome, a key regulator of estrogen metabolism. Ahead of the companies’ webinar, “Probiotic Innovation in Menopause: Expert Perspectives and Clinical Evidence,” Nutrition Insight meets with one of the speakers to learn about the estrobolome and the latest clinical evidence for their innovative probiotic formulation, Gyntima/KABP Menopause. “This is the first — and to our knowledge, the only — probiotic formula clinically proven to modulate estrogen levels in menopausal women, helping to slow down the natural decline that…

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Ina Garten says she’s never been a fan of classic pumpkin pie.She makes pumpkin spice cupcakes with maple frosting for Thanksgiving instead.Garten also skips making dinner rolls, opting for bakery-bought or none at all. It’s always fun to hear someone’s food hot take, from Selena Gomez’s love of bread and butter pickles to Chelsea Handler’s disdain for pineapple on pizza. Now, just in time for the holidays, Ina Garten has dropped her own hot take—Thanksgiving edition. In her Substack email newsletter, the Barefoot Contessa shares that there’s a traditional Turkey Day dessert she’s just not that into. “The truth is,”…

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In 2022, neurosurgery researcher René Aquarius and Kim Wever, his colleague at Radboud University Medical Center and an expert in systematic reviews of animal studies, were about to embark on a literature review project when they noticed several odd things that made them stop in their tracks, then change the course of their study entirely.René Aquarius is a neurosurgery researcher at Radboud University Medical Center. He seeks better treatment options for patients with brain conditions such as hemorrhagic stroke.René AquariusAquarius had planned to review animal models of subarachnoid hemorrhage, a type of stroke, in hopes of finding better treatments for…

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This artistic interpretation shows a pack of Nanotyrannus attacking a juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex (front left).Credit: Anthony HutchingsA fossil once assumed to be of a young Tyrannosaurus rex is in fact that of a different species altogether, and the dinosaur it belongs to was a fully grown adult at the time of its death, palaeontologists have found.Facelift for T. rex: analysis suggests teeth were covered by thin lipsThe small tyrannosaur — named Nanotyrannus — is about half the length and one-tenth of the body mass of a fully grown T. rex — which led scientists to initially suspect the fossil belonged…

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Aldi’s Casa Mamita Soft Taco Dinner Kits are recalled in 28 states and D.C. for undeclared milk.Crunchy Taco Dinner Kits sold at Martin’s and Giant are also recalled for the same allergen issue.No illnesses reported, but those with affected products should return them for a refund. There’s an active recall on a popular Aldi product sold at the grocery chain in 28 states and regions, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This is due to an undeclared allergen. The product affected is the Casa Mamita Soft Taco Dinner Kit, packaged in a blue and yellow box with…

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Danielle A van der Windt, professor of primary care epidemiology1, Carol Ingram, patient and public contributor2, Melanie Holden, professor of musculoskeletal rehabilitation11Arthritis UKPrimary Care Centre, School of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Keele University, Staffordshire, ST5 5BG, UK2Patient author, Stafford, UKCorrespondence to: D A van der Windt d.van.der.windt{at}keele.ac.ukTailored plans and support for lasting engagement are neededOsteoarthritis affects more than 595 million people worldwide, and it is a leading cause of musculoskeletal pain and disability. Driven by ageing populations and an increase in obesity, the prevalence of knee osteoarthritis is rising exponentially, and it is projected to increase by…

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Credit: sefa ozel/Getty images The molecular mechanism that governs how the glucocorticoid receptor (GR) assembles into higher-order structures inside the cell, a process fundamental to how the receptor regulates gene expression, immune responses, and metabolism, has been uncovered by researchers at the Institute of Biomedicine (IBUB) of the University of Barcelona. The study, published in Nucleic Acids Research, shows that the GR forms tetramers, not just monomers or dimers as previously believed, unlocking a new, potentially fertile, ground for the development of new therapies for a range of conditions. “The glucocorticoid receptor controls approximately 20% of the human transcriptome and…

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Cauliflower and sweet butternut squash roast together until caramelized and tender, then get tossed with peppery arugula, tangy goat cheese and crunchy pecans in this salad. Using pre-chopped butternut squash is a great prep time-saver, but if you’d rather start from a whole squash, go for it! Serve it warm or at room temperature for a satisfying side. Published on October 30, 2025

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Sponsored content brought to you by When developing novel life science products, developers may face challenges in areas such as technical expertise, reagent optimization, manufacturing scale, turnaround time, reagent quality, and comprehensive logistical support. These complexities are particularly magnified within regulated markets. In this Q&A, John Pezza, PhD, Customized Solutions Director at New England Biolabs® (NEB®), and Mike Pelletier, NEB’s Director of Global Operations, discuss the resources and support that companies should expect from a reagents partner to navigate these challenges that come with developing custom products.   Q: What should customers expect from a customized solutions vendor (provider)? John…

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