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Industrial pioneers get $20m to turn science into jobs

Founders of future industries will vie for a share of $20 million to take their ideas to the next level under funding certainty for CSIRO's flagship program.

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Study finds how mRNA used to target Alzheimer's disease

Researchers at The Florey have created a method using mRNA technology to specifically target the harmful protein tau, which accumulates in dementia patients suffering from Alzheimer's disease and other conditions. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Try out these Indian recipes rich in protein

Did you know that nearly every cell in the body includes proteins? This is how crucial proteins are to the body. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Dispelling Top 10 Sports Nutrition Myths

Learn the truth about sports nutrition myths to enhance athletic performance and overall health.

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Tardigrade proteins could slow aging in humans, small cell study finds

In lab-dishes studies, proteins drawn from tiny tardigrades slowed human cell metabolism.

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What to eat after a run to boost recovery and performance, according to a running coach

Nail your post-run nutrition, reduce muscle soreness and boost your performance

Health: New approach to treat allergic asthma

Researchers revealed that a protein known as Piezo1 stops allergens from hyperactivating a kind of immune cell in the lungs. The work implies that activating Piezo1 could be a new therapeutic approach to lowering lung inflammation and treating allergic asthma. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Protein in human sweat may protect some people against Lyme disease

A mutant gene that produces proteins in sweat may raise some people's risk of Lyme disease, while the standard version of the gene may protect against infection.

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How to boost your gut health through exercise and feel-good movement, according to the experts

Try strength training, cardio and fuelling up to help support a healthier gut

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Best gym supplements: What to take to boost your workout, according to experts

From muscle growth to enhanced performance, these supplements will maximise your potential

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Are these nutritional beliefs holding you back as an athlete?

Despite surging interest in sports nutrition, there’s still a lot of confusion out there about what to eat to fuel performance

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Python Farming Offers Sustainable Protein Source For Global Food Security

Discover the efficiency of python farming for sustainable meat production and global food security.

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Could sweat treat Lyme disease?

Lyme disease impacts more than half a million Americans every year. The new research could help develop treatments

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“What Is Actually Healthy But People Think It Is Not?” (30 Answers)

With so many viral wellness trends and health information circulating online, it’s sometimes hard to keep track of what’s healthy and what's not. The post “What Is Actually Healthy But People Think It Is Not?” (30 Answers) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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The way we name cancers could affect access to treatment, researchers say

Revamping cancer classification to focus on molecular characteristics over organ of origin can result in more effective and timely treatment, a group of doctors has said.

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These are 32 of the best foods to have first thing in the morning, for a deliciously healthy start to the day

After a nutritious breakfast upgrade? These are the best foods to have first thing in the morning...

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New drug target to prevent Ebola found

Scientists have found a new way in which Ebola reproduces in the human body, how it interacts with a human protein called ubiquitin and have thus identified a potential target for drugs to prevent the viral disease. The deadly virus affects people mostly in sub-Saharan Africa. "We used a combination…

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Healthy Tuna Salad Recipe For Quick And Nutritious Meals

Discover a simple and delicious tuna salad recipe that is versatile, nutritious, and easy to customize. Enjoy this creamy dish packed with protein and esse...

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The best padel tennis clubs in London, from Stratford to Battersea

A new wave of padel clubs are promising everything from dog-friendly social nights to Soho House vibes. Katie Strick picks the hottest spots in town

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What does python taste like? Because it could be slithering onto our dinner plates.

A study conducted on two snake farms has found that breeding pythons for meat is more energy and resource-efficient than current livestock production, offering a viable protein alternative.

Medical Daily

Animal Vs Plant Protein: Study Suggests The Better Choice For Quality Sleep

Researchers of a recent study investigated how protein intake impacts sleep quality and identified the superior protein source that could improve sleep.

The Guardian - US

How do you get enough protein in a climate-friendly way?

Meat production is responsible for a significant amount of greenhouse gas emissions. How can we balance that with our own dietary needs?

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South Korea Scientists Promote 'Beef Rice' As Future Protein Source

Discover the innovative 'beef rice' - a sustainable protein source revolutionizing food technology with efficient resource utilization.

The Guardian - AU

Let them eat snake: why python meat could soon be on the menu

Fancy a plate of fangers and mash? Some researchers say python farms on a commercial scale could provide sustainable alternative protein

Woman & Home

32 foods that will keep you full for longer

Foods that will keep you full include low-processed options and those rich in fibre, protein, and fats, with plenty of vitamins and minerals

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