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How farmers are breeding flies in order to become waste-free | The Fix

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The UN says eating bugs could boost nutrition and help cut on the amount of land cleared to grow crops and raise livestock. In British Columbia, some are taking a bet on one type of bug, the black soldier fly. People aren't eating it...
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NASA Launches Experiment in Space With Help of Michael J. Fox

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NASA is partnering with an unlikely organization for one of its newest experiments ー The Michael J. Fox Foundation. NASA is planning on growing crystals out of the proteins that are likely connected to Parkinson's disease. Sarah Lewin,...
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NASA Launches Experiment in Space With Michael J. Fox Foundation

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NASA is partnering with an unlikely organization for one of its newest experiments ー The Michael J. Fox Foundation. NASA is planning on growing crystals out of the proteins that are likely connected to Parkinson's disease. Sarah Lewin,...
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'Shark Tank' Judge on What Makes a Good Pitch

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Rohan Oza, co-founder and managing partner of Cavu Venture Partners and judge on ABC's "Shark Tank", has a pair of simple rules for when entrepreneurs pitch him: are they cool, and do their products work?
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'Shark Tank' Judge Rohan Oza on What Makes a Good Pitch

9th - Higher Ed
Rohan Oza, co-founder and managing partner of CAVU Venture Partners and judge on ABC's "Shark Tank", has a pair of simple rules for when entrepreneurs pitch him: are they cool, and do their products work?
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Low-carb diets can shorten life expectancy: study

9th - Higher Ed
The results of a 25-year diet study suggest low-carb diets can shorten your life expectancy by up to four years.
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Forto Coffee Shots: A Healthier Caffeine Alternative?

9th - Higher Ed
The coffee shots, which are being sold in 3,700 Walmarts across the country, claim to be a healthier energy alternative because they use organic beans from family-run farms in Columbia. “Consumers here are thirsty for the healthier wave...
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New disease discovered

9th - Higher Ed
A new disease has been discovered at Toronto's Sick Kids Hospital, and it could mean a 10-year-old boy has a hope at a normal life for the first time
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Eating the Impossible

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Impossible Foods CEO and founder Patrick Brown tells us all about his company's plant-based burger, which tastes like the real thing. Fresh from opening a new plant in Oakland, Impossible Foods is ready to take its scale to the next...
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Bulletproof Coffee Gives You the Right Kind of Boost

9th - Higher Ed
Bulletproof Coffee announced this week that it's bringing ready-to-drink coffee to Whole Food stores across the country. The new grab-and-go version is available in four flavors, and is made with Bulletproof beans, Brain Octane oil, and...
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The Meatless Burger So Good It Bleeds

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There's a veggie burger that actually tastes like real beef. BurgerFi CEO Corey Winograd says the company has a plant-based patty that looks, cooks, and satisfies like real beef. It even "bleeds." Winogard explains how they make the...
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New disease discovered

9th - Higher Ed
A new disease has been discovered at Toronto's Sick Kids Hospital, and it could mean a 10-year-old boy has a hope at a normal life for the first time
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How to get the most bang for your buck while at the supermarket

9th - Higher Ed
News 12's Valerie Ryan met with an expert who gives advice on how to buy nutritious foods while on a budget.
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Ozempic is changing eating habits, and food companies are taking notice

9th - Higher Ed
With more people using drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy for weight loss, food companies are paying close attention and trying to adapt to changing eating habits.
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Importance of Balanced Diet for Health and Wellbeing | Exploring Life's Every DimensionSummary

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Ensure a balanced diet with adequate nutrients like protein, fiber, vitamins, and minerals. Consider dietary restrictions, hydration, and regular meals to support elderly health and well-being.
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be Well: How much protein do you need for peak performance?

9th - Higher Ed
Tim Landicho, a nutrition coach and trainer from Tonal, tells us how much it’s really needed for peak performance.
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Importance of balanced diet for health and wellbeing | Exploring life's every dimension

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A balanced diet is crucial for the elderly, promoting overall health, boosting immunity, maintaining energy levels, and preventing chronic diseases, thereby enhancing their quality of life and well-being.
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be Well: How chef Michael Chernow turned his life around to create a food empire

9th - Higher Ed
After years of battling addiction and mental health problems, he turned his life around to create several food empires.
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Crunch Fitness' CEO is a Marine vet with a rock-solid resolve who believes work-life balance is a myth

9th - Higher Ed
Jim Rowley has spent over a decade at the helm of gym chain Crunch Fitness, which operates over 400 locations. Rowley maintains that the trappings of modern work—work-life balance, life hacks, corner-cutting—are illusions. He works on...
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be Well: Foods you can eat to support your exercise routine

9th - Higher Ed
Meeting your fitness goals means more than just going to the gym. You also need proper nutrition to support your exercise routine.
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Cardiologists: Screening tests can determine your risk of having a heart attack

9th - Higher Ed
One test relies on markers in the blood to give doctors a better understanding of a person's level of lipoprotein A, also known as LPA.
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Some Canadians feel duped by their breakfast cereal labels

9th - Higher Ed
A Chilliwack, B.C., man feels duped by a breakfast cereal that advertises 13 grams of protein when reaching that number would require him to add milk. Experts say labels can be misleading, even if packaging complies with regulations.
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New Eli Lilly Drugs Lowers Heart Disease Risk

9th - Higher Ed
New Eli Lilly Drugs Lowers Heart Disease Risk
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Nobel winners made strides in preventing mRNA degradation

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Dr. Christopher Labos, Montreal-based cardiologist, says mRNA development underlying COVID-19 vaccines was years in the making.