Omega oils could improve child's behaviour, learning
Supplements of omega-3 and omega-6 oils can improve the behaviour of rowdykids and help language skills, researchers from England have found.
Archives for December 12, 2005
Neptune-Degussa deal to develop phospholipids, adapt krill oil
Neptune Technologies and Bioressources has entered into an alliance with Germany's Degussa over two projects that will facilitate the use of its krill oil and potent derivatives in nutraceuticals and foods.
Pistachios and sesame seeds richest source of phytosterols
Pistachios and sesame seeds contain more cholesterol-reducing compounds than most other nuts and seeds, according to an extensive study.
Atrium swells presence with Douglas acquisition
Canada's Atrium Biotechnologies says it has landed in the top spot in the US market for health and nutritional supplements marketed to health care practitioners, thanks to its C$107 million (US$92 million) acquisition of HVL, best known for its...
Genome health clinics not far away, says Australian scientist
Clinics that can test for consumers' genotypes and give out dietary advice accordingly could be set up in the near future, said one scientist speaking at Asia's first major nutrigenomics conference last week.
Weekly Comment
The shimmer of patent valuation
Complex webs of assumptions are spinning a lie about the real value of today's companies, lulling directors and shareholders alike into a false sense of value creation.
Micronutrients boost life quality for elderly with heart failure
Supplements containing vitamins and other micronutrients can improve heart function and quality of life in elderly patients with chronic heart failure, claims a joint British-German study.