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In this exclusive, Dearica Hamby shares how she prioritizes nutrition with support from MegaFood supplements.She fuels with pasta or rice-heavy meals pre-game, snacks like applesauce mid-game and lighter eats post-game.Hamby’s go-to comfort order? Papa John’s pepperoni pizza—no dips needed. With the WNBA finals starting tonight, checking in with former Las Vegas Aces player and all-star Dearica Hamby last week was coincidentally perfect timing. Now a forward for the Los Angeles Sparks, Hamby has had perhaps her best season in the league this year, achieving her highest field-goal percentage and the most points she’s scored in a season—all while balancing motherhood.…

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Kidman’s crispy orecchiette recipe was featured in Paul Newman’s 1998 cookbook.The pasta gets pan-fried for a crunchy, golden texture that pasta lovers will crave.Finished with broccoli, garlic, pine nuts and Parm, it’s a dish full of flavor and flair. Nicole Kidman has publicly admitted (on several occasions) to being a not-great cook. But having created a dish so tasty that it was included in Paul Newman’s 1998 Newman’s Own Cookbook, we think the award-winning actress is actually a better cook than she might think. And this simple pasta dish is proof. The flavors in Kidman’s Crispy Orecchiette With Broccoli, Pine…

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Often referred to as a separated shoulder, this injury doesn’t actually affect the shoulder joint. It is the acromioclavicular (AC) joint between your collarbone and shoulder blade.The AC joint is held in place by strong ligaments and is important for a stable shoulder. If these ligaments become damaged, movement of your shoulder will be limited as you heal.Being aware of exercises to avoid can help prevent your AC joint injury from worsening.Recognizing an AC Joint InjuryAC joint injuries are caused by trauma to the outside of your shoulder, according to Cleveland Clinic. This can happen due to car accidents, falls, and…

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After upstream bioprocessing, such as developing a cell line or microorganism that can produce an intended product, a bioprocessor turns to downstream steps to capture and purify that product, as well as subjecting it to quality control (QC). Upstream and downstream processes both contain bottlenecks—in some cases, upstream improvements can even exacerbate downstream bottlenecks. GEN asked several experts to describe the most important downstream bottlenecks and how they address them. “The first step is to identify the bottleneck and its root cause,” write Cytiva’s Silke Steinhilber, PhD, director of product management, filtration, hardware, and consumables, and Ruth de la Fuente…

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 Sustainable Innovation for Cell Counting Without Slides Reduce plastic waste, remove disposable slide costs, and automate cell counting in your lab with DeNovix CellDrop™ Automated Cell Counters. The CellDrop features dual fluorescence and brightfield optics, as well as variable height sample chamber to make cell counting fast, simple and reproducible.CellDrop is the only automated cell counter that eliminates the costs and plastic waste associated with cell counting slides. DeNovix patented DirectPipette™ technology replaces hemocytometers and slides traditionally used in cell counting equipment with a permanent, wipe clean sample chamber. Not only does this innovation improve the sustainable practices of a lab,…

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Asked about the factors that mattered to them when choosing a formula product, 40% of the mothers named quality, 40% mentioned nutrients and ingredients, and 30% named health and safety, according to a YouGov survey of 6,800 women commissioned by Arla Foods Ingredients.Factors associated with quality included naturality, closeness to breast milk and organic status, the supplier told NutraIngredients.When shown a list of health benefits and asked to pick three that were most important when buying formula, healthy growth scored highest (chosen by 61%), followed by immunity (56%) and gut comfort (44%). The highest priority in terms of product labeling…

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As an avid home cook and former pro baker, I’ve always looked at onions as a flavor builder more than anything else. They’re the foundation of many recipes, and they can even improve your health, according to researchers. When you eat them regularly, onions can potentially support your digestive, heart and eye health. Onions also naturally possess antibacterial properties, and they may be able to lower your cancer risk..  All of that for a root vegetable? Yes. But, they’re only as good as they are fresh. A spoiled onion is one that’s overly sprouted, soft, dry or moldy, and it’s…

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Shorter storage durations of donor human milk may reduce gastrointestinal complications in premature infants, including necrotizing enterocolitis, according to new research. Minimizing milk storage time may help preserve protective properties that are critical for preterm gut health.The researchers believe their findings may necessitate updated WHO and CDC guidance, as both currently advise that frozen milk can be stored safely for up to a year for all babies. “Our results showed that babies weren’t as protected with the use of donor milk that was stored for a longer time as with donor milk that was stored for shorter periods of time,”…

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High blood pressure is a common condition that has both genetic and lifestyle components.Limiting sodium is integral to managing blood pressure, including sodium in ultra-processed foods.Physical activity and managing stressors are other habits that influence blood pressure. If you’re one of the 120 million American adults with high blood pressure, there are numerous steps you can take to lower it, including reducing the amount of salt you eat. “Sodium is a major preventable driver of blood pressure variation,” says David L. Katz, M.D. a specialist in internal and preventive medicine with expertise in nutrition. But there’s more to reducing sodium…

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