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Culturally tailored food vouchers ease food insecurity in Latino cancer
1+ week, 2+ day ago (1031+ words) A simple $40 monthly grocery voucher, redeemable at the local stores patients already trust, appears to have done what many elaborate interventions have struggled to achieve: it virtually eliminated food insecurity among a group of low-income, predominantly Latino patients undergoing cancer…...
When Ethiopia Lost Iodized Salt, Children Paid With Their Lives and Their
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (597+ words) When a country loses access to a single micronutrient, the consequences can ripple through an entire generation....
How French Farms Are Rewriting Spirulina Cultivation for Temperate Climates
2+ week, 2+ day ago (857+ words) France’s spirulina farms are turning a traditionally warm-climate crop into a distinctly temperate form of biotechnology. A survey of 45 production facilities across 29 departments shows that small-scale growers have converged on a practical system for cultivating Limnospira—the cyanobacterium commonly sold…...
Scientists trace the origins and domestication of modern cultivated
3+ week, 2+ day ago (713+ words) chrysanthemums Bioengineer.org...
Study reveals which livelihood capital best shields rural food security
5+ day, 1+ hour ago (75+ words) When drought strikes a farming region, the instinctive policy response is often to send agronomists, distribute drought-resistant seeds, or build irrigation infrastructure. A new study from western Iran suggests that this instinct may be aimed at the wrong target first....
Horse Gram, the Neglected Legume That Could Help Feed a Warming World
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (73+ words) In an era when three staple crops—maize, wheat, and rice—feed more than four billion people, scientists are turning their attention to forgotten plants that could reshape the future of food. A comprehensive new review published in BMC Agriculture…...
Urban Bangladeshi adolescents’ eating styles linked to differing eating
1+ week, 8+ hour ago (76+ words) Nearly one in three adolescents in urban Dhaka may be at risk of an eating disorder, and the single strongest warning sign is not emotional turmoil or the pull of fast food advertising—it is deliberate dieting itself. That is…...
National Poll: Many Parents Struggle to Serve Kids Healthy Breakfast Before
2+ week, 6+ day ago (671+ words) School Bioengineer.org...
From Ancient Campfires to Cell-Cultured Steak: How Meat Is Being Reinvented
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (86+ words) Meat has shaped human history in ways few other foods can claim. From the earliest days of hominin evolution, regular consumption of animal flesh supplied the dense energy that scientists believe fueled the expansion of the human brain, the development…...
Common Rice Field Weed Revealed as Hidden Reservoir of Devastating Dwarf
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (89+ words) A weed that rice farmers have long regarded as little more than a nuisance for yield and herbicide budgets has now been caught playing a far more consequential role in the field. Chinese sprangletop (Leptochloa chinensis), a fast-colonizing grass that…...