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Shopping for meals that are organic, minimally processed, and include high quality ingredients can often come at a premium. But that doesn’t necessarily mean you should resign yourself to a new regimen of packaged ramen once a day. It is possible to eat cheaply without sacrificing nutrition; you might be surprised to discover that many options are healthier than their more expensive counterparts.“Better pricing options may exist for those products that use less labor and energy to get to the grocery store shelf,” says Scott Brown, PhD, an associate extension professor at the University of Missouri’s College of Agriculture, Food,…
Biotium, a leading innovator in life science reagents, is excited to introduce TyraMax™ Amplification Dyes and Kits. Designed for superior brightness, photostability, and stability in amplification buffer compared to competitor reagents, TyraMax™ dyes deliver the best performance in tyramide signal amplification (TSA) for spatial biology and multiplex fluorescence imaging.The TyraMax™ line offers the widest selection of dye colors on the market, with unique options spanning from blue to near-infrared for unmatched multiplexing flexibility and spectral panel design. All TyraMax™ dyes, including near-IR dyes, are chemically stable in amplification buffer for at least 24 hours. This makes them ideal for automated…
A new study found that a high-protein diet was associated with a higher risk of major cardiovascular events.The risk was most pronounced in adults over 55, who had a 36% higher risk of heart attack, stroke, heart failure or cardiovascular death.For adults under 55, researchers found no significant association between high protein intake and cardiovascular risk. Protein has become something of a nutrition celebrity lately. Scroll through social media and you’ll find influencers championing high-protein diets for everything from building muscle to losing weight to boosting energy. Many people have embraced the idea that more protein equals better health. It’s…
Patients over 16 years with suspected sepsis should get smaller amounts of intravenous fluid initially and then have regular reassessments to tailor treatment, updated guidelines recommend.1At least 245 000 sepsis cases are diagnosed in the UK every year, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has said. Its new guidelines recommend that a patient with suspected sepsis be given an intravenous fluid bolus within one hour of identifying that they are at high risk. An initial bolus of 250ml should ideally be given over 10 to …
Credit: 7activestudio/ Getty Images Researchers at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center report that heat shock protein 90 (HSP90) plays a previously unrecognized role in BRCA1-driven breast cancers by buffering a number of BRCA1 mutations, masking their negative effects and delaying cancer onset. The research, published in Molecular Cell, shows that this buffering by HSP90 creates vulnerability in cancer cells and that targeting the protein could be a therapeutic approach to overcome treatment resistance. “Mutations are not all the same. Understanding the mechanisms that distinguish them can improve our ability to predict clinical outcomes and to target mutations…
This special edition explores the topic with in-depth insights covering:Most estimates value the global women’s health market at somewhere between US$57 to US$60 billion, up from around US$48 billion in 2020.UK-based retailer Holland & Barrett has seen a 22% year-on-year uplift in sales for women’s health products, including pregnancy, fertility, menopause and hormone support supplements.Our market overview pulls together data and insights from a range of market analysts and industry players.Driven by growing demand for life-stage precision nutrition and reflecting the breadth of women’s well-being needs, new product launches target sleep and stress, hormone and estrobolome regulation, urinary and digestive…
Nature, Published online: 20 November 2025; doi:10.1038/d41586-025-03697-ySubtle genomic variations between humans and Neanderthals provide clues to how DNA shapes our facial features.
Nektium has debuted a suite of proprietary manufacturing technologies, branded as Smartek by Nektium, to deliver its botanical extracts with “efficacy, stability, and versatility” across a broad range of formulations. Developed in-house by Nektium’s research teams, the technologies are designed to “shield and stabilize” key bioactive compounds in botanicals to maintain their efficacy throughout the manufacturing process and into the final product.They are based on proprietary combinations of delivery technologies, including multi-stage microencapsulation, molecular and matrix inclusion systems, and controlled ionization.“Smartek by Nektium is a testament to our philosophy of combining science-based innovation with a foundation of in-house manufacturing and…
Hosting a Friendsgiving or Thanksgiving dinner can feel a bit daunting, but we’re here to help. By clicking the heart icon at the top of the page, you can effortlessly save all of these easy holiday recipes to MyRecipes to have for your next gathering. From simple veggie sides to mouthwatering desserts, we compiled tasty recipes for each course—so you can save your entire menu in one place. Impress your friends and family this year with our Whipped Feta with Beets, Pistachios & Honey or French-Onion Melting Potatoes, and put an easy dinner on the table that’s anything but basic.…
Nature, Published online: 20 November 2025; doi:10.1038/d41586-025-03698-xSeveral microbial strains working together in a ‘one pot’ production process could provide an environmentally friendly route to clothing.