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- 1Health Professionals Say Plant Foods Missing From Dietary Guidelines●Most Health Professionals Think Key Plant Foods Underrepresented In Dietary Guidelines https:// plantbasednews.org/lifes
Most health professionals believe key plant foods are underrepresented in official dietary guidelines, according to a report covered by Plant Based News. The finding suggests that many practitioners see current recommendations as lagging behind evidence on the health benefits of plant-based eating, and are calling for fruits, vegetables, legumes and other plant foods to feature more prominently in public dietary advice.
- 2Experts Design Week Of Plant-Based Meals For Dutch Hospitals●Experts Design Week Of Balanced, Plant-Based Meals For Dutch Hospitals https:// plantbasednews.org/news/expert s-design-
Nutrition experts have drawn up a full week of balanced, plant-based menus for hospitals in the Netherlands, offering institutions a ready-made framework for serving patients meals free of meat and dairy while meeting dietary requirements. The plan is being discussed in vegan and nutrition circles as a sign of plant-based food moving into institutional healthcare catering.
- 3Tiny robots offer new treatments for brain damage▼Tiny robots offer unprecedented treatments for brain damage | STENTBOT Project | Results in Brief | HORIZON
Researchers in the EU-funded STENTBOT project have developed tiny robots designed to deliver unprecedented treatments for brain damage, the European Commission's research service reports. The micro-robots could open new ways to reach and treat damaged areas of the brain that are otherwise difficult to access with conventional tools, marking a step forward in medical robotics.
- 4Carl Lewis's plant-based diet draws fresh attention●# carllewis # vegan # meatfree # sports # athlete # plantbased
Posts tagging Carl Lewis alongside vegan, meat-free and plant-based labels are circulating in sports discussions, highlighting the track legend's long-standing vegan lifestyle. Lewis, one of the most decorated Olympic athletes in history, has previously credited his plant-based diet for his health and performance, making him a frequent reference point in debates about athletes thriving without meat.
- 5Isuzu-based 'Aosagi' camper truck draws crowds in Japan●いすゞ新型「"5人乗り"トラック」に大注目！ 全長5mの「ちょうどイイサイズ」がAT限定"普免"で乗れる！ "6人"寝れる究極の「ひろびろ車中泊」仕様に！ 行列のできるキャンピングカー NTB「アオサギ」実車公開！ – くるまのニュース h
A new camper conversion built on Isuzu's five-seat Elf truck, marketed as the NTB 'Aosagi', has gone on public display in Japan. At about five metres long it can be driven on a standard Japanese licence with automatic-transmission restriction, and its sleeper layout is said to accommodate six people, making it popular with the car-camping crowd.
- 6JazzFM Airs Count Basie's Splanky 1994 Remaster●Count Basie - Splanky - 1994 Remaster # JazzFM # Jazz # NowPlaying # CountBasie
JazzFM played Count Basie's "Splanky," a track from the swing era bandleader's repertoire, in its 1994 remastered version. Listeners shared the now-playing moment with fellow jazz fans. The song is a classic Neal Hefti arrangement associated with Basie's band, and the remaster keeps his big-band sound in circulation on radio playlists.
- 7Count Basie's 'Goin' to Chicago Blues' gets airtime●Count Basie And His Orchestra And Jimmy Rushing - Goin' to Chicago Blues # JazzFM # Jazz # NowPlaying # CountBasieAndHis
Jazz FM is playing Count Basie and His Orchestra's recording of 'Goin' to Chicago Blues' featuring vocalist Jimmy Rushing. The classic track, long associated with Rushing's bluesy style during his years with the Basie band, is being shared with listeners under the station's now-playing and jazz tags.