More support for lycopene protection against prostate cancer
Lycopene could protect against the development of prostate cancer, says research from India, adding to previous reports linking the carotenoid to healthier prostates.
Archives for May 2, 2006
Resveratrol could protect against stroke, says lab study
Resveratrol, a compound found in grapes, red wine and peanuts, can improve blood flow in the brain by 30 per cent, thereby reducing the risk of stroke, according to the results of a rat study.
EU scientists to boost tomato industry
A new €5.2m, five-year study aims to clarify the unknowns of lycopene availability from tomatoes, and boost public awareness and Europe's tomato industry in the process.
Bioriginal aims to clear up omega-3 confusion
Canadian-based essential-fatty acid (EFA) specialist Bioriginal is introducing a new service to help companies develop clear and accurate labeling for essential fatty acids that meets regulatory requirements.
Zila stakes out Ester-C advantage with enhanced product
Zila Nutraceuticals has developed and patented a new form of Ester-C said to offer improved antioxidant and anti-carcinogenic potential, which should allow it to maintain its advantage in the vitamin C market until the end of next decade.
Formula milk firms slammed over health worker links
Britain's formula milk industry has faced down a new wave of criticism from senior paediatricians, who accused it of dodging a ban on direct advertising by snuggling up to doctors and health professionals.