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Home cooking better than processed meals for weight loss, study says
Ultra-processed foods can be bad for our health. A new study sought to understand whether it’s the processing itself or the ingredients that really matter.
Coca-Cola to roll out soda with cane sugar in the US after Trump push
Coca-Cola announced the change days after US President Donald Trump said the iconic soft drink maker had agreed to use cane sugar.
What is ‘fibremaxxing’ and should we all be doing it?
A wellness trend on TikTok is advocating eating as much fibre as possible. For once, nutrition experts actually agree.
Four ways to make healthy snacks a habit at work
Reaching for crisps or your fourth cup of coffee doesn’t have to be inevitable.
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Inflammatory diet in pregnancy raises childhood diabetes risks
The study indicates that women’s diets may have long-lasting effects on their children’s health.
French doctors warn of health risks from heavy metal in everyday foods
People are most often exposed to cadmium, a heavy metal used in phosphate fertilisers, through their food.
Why you probably don’t need foods with added protein
Nutritionists say that if you are getting enough food, you are probably getting enough protein.
'Nanny states': The most interventionist European countries ranked
Turkey, Lithuania, Hungary and the UK have some of the harshest restrictions on soft drinks, smoking and junk food.
Lithuanian scientists transform enzyme engineering with AI
In partnership with European Patent Office
Laurynas Karpus, Vykintas Jauniškis and Irmantas Rokaitis have developed an AI-based enzyme design tool that could revolutionise health, sustainability, and manufacturing.
Spanish innovators tackle food waste and safety with smart labels
In partnership with European Patent Office
Pilar Granado, Pablo Sosa Domínguez, and Luis Chimeno have created smart biodegradable labels that show food freshness in real time, helping cut waste and prevent food poisoning.
Is coffee good for your health? This is what the science shows
Coffee comes with some health benefits, but that doesn’t mean aficionados should drink as much as they want.
Digital weight loss: How online Ozempic buyers bypass prescriptions
Weight loss drugs can be purchased online with ease, and a boom in sales exposes consumers to risk.
More Than Taste: Reformulating for a Healthier Future
Partner content presented by Suntory
As awareness grows around the importance of balanced diets and healthier lifestyles, actors across society - from policymakers to businesses and consumers - are working together to support positive change.
Carrying the weight: Cancer caregivers and nutrition care
Partner content presented by Danone
New research conducted by Ipsos among informal cancer caregivers in Spain, Poland, France and Germany showed that 93% of caregivers worry about the weight and muscle loss they notice in their loved ones.
Blood and urine markers may reveal ultra-processed food intake
Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) are linked to a host of health problems. It may now be easy to detect how much of these foods a person eats from their blood and urine.
Eating more ultra-processed foods linked to higher risk of early death
Experts said more research is needed to determine whether ultra-processed foods directly raise the risk of premature death – or if they are simply a “bystander” with other factors to blame.