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Love cheese and hate tofu? 14 vegan obstacles – and how to push past them

A few weeks into Veganuary, you may be wondering how to keep a plant-based lifestyle going. Whether you’re worried about supplements, expense or food aversions, here’s everything you need to know

The Guardian - UK

I tried Iceland's new £6 low calorie ready meal that has shoppers 'obsessed'

The new 'My Protein' range is available in stores now

Liverpool Echo

I tried the new frozen MyProtein meals from Iceland and I'm glad my mum taught me to cook

Iceland's new frozen meals were underwhelming but what do you expect from microwave meals

Manchester Evening News

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Hilton Food Group's full year trading in line with revised expectations after seafood costs soared

Update given to the City by international multi-protein food business with major stake in Grimsby cluster

Birmingham Post

Doctor Mosley issues advice for losing belly fat and meal plan high in 'protein and fibre'

Doctor Mosley has handed out some advice to people looking to lose belly fat. As well as this, he has also listed a meal plan of what he eats to keep the weight off whilst still enjoying food.

Glasgow Live

Irish foodie shares high protein air-fryer 'fakeaway' with half the calories of a Dominos pizza

Sorcha's recipe is quick, easy and a better option than getting a takeaway

Irish Mirror

Stop hating on pasta – it has a healthy ratio of carbs, protein and fat

Pasta often gets a bad rap, but even though we often focus on the carbs and energy, packs a good nutritional punch.

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Stop hating on pasta – it actually has a healthy ratio of carbs, protein and fat

New year, new you, new diet. It’s a familiar refrain. One popular dieting technique is to create a food blacklist. Quitting “carbs” or packaged foods is common, which can mean avoiding supermarket staples like pasta.

The Conversation

Blood markers could help identify rare, inherited form of Alzheimer’s disease

Findings could lead to earlier detection of the disease

The Independent UK

Blood markers ‘may reveal rare form of Alzheimer’s 10 years before symptoms'

Researchers found that a protein called GFAP can appear in blood samples of people who are in the very early stages of the neurodegenerative disease

Wales Online

New Alzheimer's blood test could detect disease '10 years' before symptoms appear

Scientists have discovered that a type of protein could be a blood-marker for early signs of the disease.

Daily Record

Blood markers ‘may reveal rare form of Alzheimer’s 10 years before symptoms’

Scientists hope their work could lead to earlier detection.

The Independent UK

Veganuary and beyond: ways to cook with vegan protein

Our cooks say you can get much of the effect that meat brings to a dish by using seitan, tempeh, tofu and TVP. Or move away from meat substitutes entirely and explore the natural proteins in pulses and legumes

The Guardian - UK

Hair expert warns rapid weight loss may cause 'permanent damage' amid crash diets

A hair care expert has issued a warning about the connection between weight loss and hair loss.

Daily Record

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Manchester Evening News

Mental health blogger, 26, died after taking poisonous substance bought online, inquest hears

Beth Matthews collapsed in front of staff at a psychiatric hospital after telling them it was protein powder

Wales Online

Cancer breakthrough: Scientists ID protein that helps melanoma spread through the body

Discovery could lead to new treatments

Daily Mirror

'New testing of protein to tell surgeons best time for heart operation is excellent news'

The Mirror's resident medical columnist Dr Miriam Stoppard takes a look at a new and testing technique which could improve the chances of heart attack patients

Daily Mirror

Breakthrough drug could help people with motor neurone disease to live longer, show tests

The protein is usually given to people with kidney cancer, but could also be applied to people living with the long term condition and dramatically improve their chances of living longer

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The future is "nanomedicine"

Yet so far, research facilities produce vastly inconsistent results on how the body will react to them

The Conversation

Visualizing the inside of cells at previously impossible resolutions provides vivid insights into how they work

All life is made up of cells several magnitudes smaller than a grain of salt. Their seemingly simple-looking structures mask the intricate and complex molecular activity that enables them to carry out the functions that sustain life. Researchers are beginning to be able to visualize this activity to a level…

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Researchers Find Two Protein Pathways Downregulated In Postnatal Heart

Published on Thursday in Stem Cell Reports, researchers from the University of Minnesota Medical School discovered two signalling pathways that are downregulated in human hearts after birth. Read on for details:

Glasgow Live

Iceland shoppers 'won't buy takeaways' since trying low calorie £4 meals that rival McDonald's and Nando's

Iceland's new meals rival the likes of McDonald's, Nando's and Chinese takeaways according to shoppers, who claim they won't be splashing the cash on takeaways anymore.

The Independent UK

15 common mistakes people make when trying to lose weight

1. Only focusing on the scale weight

Daily Mirror

Iceland launch exclusive frozen meal-prep range from Myprotein - perfect for the New Year

The launch of the new and exclusive Myprotein range allows Iceland shoppers to get their hands on affordable, nutritional pre-prepared meals packed full of protein - and we have a way you can get £10 off your online shop!

The Conversation

Nanomedicines for various diseases are in development – but research facilities produce vastly inconsistent results on how the body will react to them

Nanomedicines took the spotlight during the COVID-19 pandemic. Researchers are using these very small and intricate materials to develop diagnostic tests and treatments. Nanomedicine is already used for various diseases, such as the COVID-19 vaccines and therapies for cardiovascular disease. The “nano” refers to the use of particles that are…

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