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Could caterpillars be the new beef?

Could caterpillars be the new beef?

A new report by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) calls to eat more insects. Edible insects are now being aggressively promoted as a low-fat, high-protein food for people, pets and livestock. 2 billion people eat insects but the report says it’s not enough.  The world’s food supply needs to double by 2050 to feed the projected population growths.

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Human infection with avian influenza A(H7N9) virus in China - update

22 April 2013 - As of 22 April 2013 (18:00CET), the National Health and Fami...

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World Health Day 2013

World Health Day 2013

World Health Day is celebrated on 7 April and highlights a priority area of...

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 03 April 2013 09:42 )

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Obesity swallows hunger as world’s top health problem

Obesity swallows hunger as world’s top health problem

The global obesity epidemic is a problem that threatens a lot more than one...

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Sugar piling up excess weight

Sugar piling up excess weight

A new inclusive study published by the British Medical Journal investigated...

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Universal flu jab 'edges closer'
A way of creating more effective vaccines which could protect against a broad range of flu viruses has been reported by US researchers.
Feet home to more than 100 fungi
Fungi live all over the human body but their favourite spots are the heel, under toenails and between the toes, according to a US study.
Vitamin C can kill drug-resistant TB
Vitamin C can kill multidrug-resistant TB in the lab, scientists reveal.
VIDEO: Iodine deficiency 'may lower IQs'
Mild iodine deficiency during pregnancy could be dimming the intellect of some babies born in the UK, say researchers.
Iodine lack 'may lower UK baby IQs'
Mild iodine deficiency during pregnancy could be dimming the intellect of some babies born in the UK, say researchers who studied 1,000 families.
NHS help in repairing genital mutilation
NHS clinics help women damaged by female genital mutilation

Pelicans by Ignacio de Wit

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