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Americas: Fish oil may help with diabetic neuropathy, says researcher

A new study in the Journal of Neurophysiology shows that fish oil supplements can restore the condition of nerves damaged from diabetes in mice. Fish...

Europe: Henkel to hold webinar on aliphatic adhesives next month

As part of the proposal for a German printing ink ordinance, primary aromatic amines (PAAs) have recently been in focus among the non-intentionally added...

Europe: Box that keeps produce fresh longer

To save some of the fruit and vegetables from the waste bin, four Technical University of Denmark (DTU) students have, in connection with the...

Americas: Artificial sweeteners may be cancer-fighting in the future, say researchers

Artificial sweeteners are used in diet drinks and foods but also could someday be used as treatments targeting carbonic anhydrase IX (CA IX), a...

Europe: Using MAP to pack fresh meat

Over recent years, the range of fresh pre-packed meat available in the self-service areas of supermarkets has increased steadily. Today, pre-packed meat products hold...

Asia Pacific: Chinaplas 2017 to hold three events

Chinaplas 2017 will open its doors in Guangzhou, China from May 16-19, 2017 with more than 3,300 exhibitors introducing solutions for the plastics and...

Europe: Study finds eating almonds may lower heart disease risk

A study published in the British Journal of Nutrition shows that eating almonds daily may improve certain factors associated with heart disease risk. The randomized,...

Europe/Asia Pacific: Nuts found to lengthen lifespan, say researchers

Researchers examined the association of nut consumption with mortality among low-income and racially diverse populations and found that the intake of peanuts was associated...

Growing of fresh produce at home automatically

Purdue University students who developed an automated device to grow vegetables in homes have started a company to commercialize their technology and develop an...

Europe: Danish start-up invents chip to measure flow of liquid products

A Technical University of Denmark (DTU) inventor and his partner have started their own business based on a microfluid chip that measures the flow...