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The little ginger kid who became Wales' strongest man

"I was a sporty little ginger kid and I thought I'd better get bigger. I just wanted to be as strong as I possibly could."

Wales Online

Are fake meats better for the environment? Yes, but it’s more complex than you think

Marketed to meat lovers, plant-based burgers like Impossible and Beyond claim to taste like the real thing and to have far lighter environmental footprints.

Inverse

Asda, Tesco, Co-op and Aldi recall products and issue do not eat warning

This could be in relation to various potential dangers including contamination

Nottingham Post

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How two common viruses trigger the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease

Shingles infection may activate dormant neurological herpes viruses, causing inflammation and accumulation of Alzheimer's associated proteins in the brain.

The New Daily

Sugar-crazed wasps are about to ruin your summer

This year's wasp season is expected to be worse than normal

Wales Online

Meat alternatives advancing into mainstream, onto dining tables

An increasing number of restaurant chains are serving meat substitutes that use plant-based ingredients, which are attracting attention as low-calorie, high-protein food amid increasing health awareness among consumers.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

On Nutrition: Questions about incomplete proteins

Reader Ann F. writes: "I remember learning a bit about incomplete proteins a long time ago, and that if you combined, say, beans with corn, you had a complete protein, much as if you'd eaten eggs, or meat, or cottage cheese. I always assumed that you should eat them at…

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Blood protein levels may flag risk of diabetes and death by cancer, shows study

People with highest levels of prostasin twice as likely to have diabetes and 43% more likely to die from cancer

The Guardian - UK

Protein 'may predict diabetes and likelihood of dying from cancer'

A new study suggests people with high levels of prostasin are significantly more likely to die from cancer

Wales Online

The rise of pea protein: Tiny legume packs big nutrition punch

To make it, dried yellow split peas are ground into flour that’s processed so the protein can be separated from the starches.

Chicago Sun-Times

Everything about scarless skin grafting using adhesive protein

Skin grafting, is a type of graft surgery which involves transplantation of skin and the transplanted tissue is called a skin graft. This kind of surgery has become really common and is often used in cases of deep wounds and trauma.

The Times of India

Fera Science launches £1m insect biomass conversion laboratory in York

The joint public/private sector organisation will study the use of insects to convert biomass residue feed for poultry, pigs and fish

Birmingham Post

Crackdown on shops selling ‘fake’ protein supplements in Meerut, 3 held

MEERUT: A joint team of the special operation group (SOG) of UP police and FSDA (food safety drug administration) department inspectors raided shops in Khairnagar market on Wednesday after getting a tip-off that they were allegedly selling “fake” protein supplements in Meerut and nearby districts.

The Times of India

Simple Blood Test Can Spot Signs Of Alzheimer’s 17 Years Before Symptoms Appear

A simple blood test can spot signs of Alzheimer’s 17 years before symptoms appear, according to new research.

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Inverse

Is collagen worth taking? Scientists reveal the ideal method for building the protein

Our body naturally produces collagen — it's also a 2 billion dollar supplement industry. Inverse spoke to experts from the fields of orthopedics, nutrition, sports, and dermatology to separate collagen fact from fiction.

WEKU

Lyons Magnus recalls 53 products including alternative milks and protein shakes

The products being recalled range from pre-made coffees to protein shakes and other nutritional beverages. Though no illnesses have been reported, the recalled products should be thrown out.

Daily Mirror

Mum-of-five dies from allergic reaction after eating vegan Pret wrap that contained milk

Celia Marsh, 42, died after eating a Pret super-veg rainbow flatbread in Bath, Somerset, which was supposedly dairy-free but in fact contained traces of milk protein

Dynamite News

Research: Short-term high protein diets may hinder endurance athletes

Researchers from across the UK analysed the performance and gut health of a group of well-matched, highly trained endurance runners, to explore the impact of both high-protein and high-carbohydrate diets. Read more on Dynamite News:

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The Hindu

Explained| AlphaFold: A tour de force in science

How have our methods of predicting protein structures changed with AI-based tools? What does this development signify for structural biology?

The Conversation

Helping cells become better protein factories could improve gene therapies and other treatments – a new technique shows how

The cells in your body are not all the same. Each of your organs has cells with very different functions. For example, liver cells are top-notch secretors, as their job requires them to make and export many of the proteins in your blood. By contrast, muscle cells are tasked with…

Daily Record

Alzheimer's breakthrough test could spot signs 17 years before symptoms appear

A simple blood test could be used to detect Alzheimer's before irreversible damage is done to the brain.

Wales Online

Scientists make Alzheimer's breakthrough with blood test that can spot signs 17 years before symptoms

Scientists have created a sensor that can detect signs of the condition

Wales Online

Secret sandwich addict who didn't leave the house for five years loses 20 stone

Ian Whitmore couldn't even walk upstairs

Bangkok Post

The rise and rise of alternative meat

Academics and the private sector are embracing alternative meat solutions to help mitigate the meat industry's impacts on health and the environment.

Daily Mirror

Scientists discover potential CURE for baldness - and it could be due to single chemical

Scientists say a single protein could cause hair loss and hair growth, which could lead toa cure for baldness and help heal wounds.

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