Microbiota makeup linked to intestinal cancer risk
The makeup of microbes living in our gut may be a risk factor for colorectal cancer and could drive the development of intestinal tumours, say researchers.
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Omega-3 supplements may boost neuropsychological measures for kids who need most support
Daily supplements of omega-3 fatty acids may improve attention, processing speed, executive function and hand-to-eye coordination in malnourished children, scientists report.
EFSA tribute after death of CEF panel chair
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has paid tribute to the chair of one of its panels who has died.
Profile: Carl Gibson, CEO of Complementary Healthcare Council, Australia
Complementary medicine's hardman says it's time to focus on positives
For somebody who is often seen to be “slamming” an unfavourable study, or “hitting back” at research showing complementary medicine in a negative light, Carl Gibson is in a less belligerent mood today.
Pooperoni? Spanish researchers produce low sodium and fat probiotic stool sausage
A fermented sausage product that is made with probiotic lactobacilli bacteria isolated from infant faeces could transform the meat product in to a health food, according to new research.
Small fish in a big health claim pond: Naturalpha
Smaller companies must have the confidence to challenge health claim authorities, because they are not always right, says Naturalpha.