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- 1Ancient Nutrition Multi Protein Combines Whey, Bone Broth and CollagenโAncient Nutrition Grass Fed Multi Protein, Bone Broth, Whey, Strawberry | 26g Protein, Grass Fed Whey, Bone Broth, Collagen Peptides, Colostrum & Probiotics, Supports Joint & Gut Health, 15 Servings
Ancient Nutrition's Grass Fed Multi Protein powder in strawberry is being listed through Whole Foods Market. The supplement blends grass fed whey, bone broth, collagen peptides, colostrum and probiotics to deliver 26 grams of protein per serving across 15 servings, and is marketed as supporting joint and gut health.
- 2GAO Says Federal Action Needed to Help Veterans Access Food BenefitsโผSupplemental Nutrition Assistance Program: Federal Actions Needed to Help Veterans Access Benefits
The U.S. Government Accountability Office reports that veterans face barriers in accessing the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, and it says federal agencies need to take action to improve veterans' access to these food benefits. The findings point to gaps in how federal programs serve former service members experiencing food insecurity.
- 3Remote access to WIC benefits could keep more children enrolledโผAllowing remote access to WIC nutrition, health benefits could keep more children enrolled
Researchers at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health say allowing families to access WIC nutrition and health benefits remotely could help keep more children enrolled in the program. The finding suggests that reducing the need for in-person visits would help families stay connected to benefits they qualify for, supporting child nutrition and health at a time when enrollment drops off as children get older.
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A comprehensive guide to the carnivore diet, presented by Dr Sean O'Mara, a physician and lawyer focused on health and performance optimisation, is attracting large audiences. The guide outlines an all-meat eating approach and its claimed effects on health and performance. Interest in the carnivore diet continues to grow, with supporters reporting benefits and nutrition experts urging caution about the elimination of plant foods.
- 5American Cancer Society funds food vouchers and nutrition educationโผAmerican Cancer Society provides grant for food vouchers, nutrition education
The American Cancer Society has awarded a grant to fund food vouchers and nutrition education, as reported by the Green River Star. The initiative aims to help people access healthy food as part of cancer prevention and support efforts. Details on the grant amount and local recipients were not provided.
- 6Humane Society of South Mississippi teams up with Hill's Pet Nutrition on adoption specialโผHSSM teaming up with Hillโs Pet Nutrition for adoption special
The Humane Society of South Mississippi is partnering with Hill's Pet Nutrition to run a special adoption event. Under the promotion, animals at the shelter can be adopted at reduced or waived fees, with Hill's Pet Nutrition supporting the effort as part of its pet welfare work. The collaboration aims to help more dogs and cats find homes and encourage local residents to adopt from the shelter.
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An event in Ripley shared tips on deer habitats and nutrition, offering practical guidance on managing land and food sources to support healthy deer populations. The gathering brought together people interested in wildlife management and hunting. Further details about attendance, organizers and specific advice given were not immediately available.
- 8Therapeutic Food sachets give child named Hassan a second startโผSachets that support growth: How Therapeutic Food Gave Hassan a Second Start
UNICEF shares the story of Hassan, a young child treated with ready-to-use therapeutic food supplied in small sachets, describing how the treatment helped him recover and grow after severe malnutrition. The piece highlights how simple, packaged therapeutic foods can save young lives and is being circulated as part of wider attention to child nutrition and hunger relief.
- 9Dietitian Brings Sports Nutrition Program to Morristown Field Hockey TeamโผNJ Integrative Culinary Registered Dietitian Brings Sports Nutrition Education to Morristown HS Field Hockey Team
A New Jersey integrative culinary registered dietitian is providing sports nutrition education to the Morristown High School field hockey team. The program aims to teach young athletes how proper eating supports performance, recovery and overall health. It reflects a broader trend of high school sports programs bringing in nutrition professionals to give players an edge and build healthy habits early.
- 10Creatine May Boost Muscle Strength in Older Adults, Trial FindsโผCreatine's Muscle and Strength Benefits May Extend to Middle-Aged and Older Adults, Trial Finds
A new trial suggests creatine supplementation may improve muscle and strength not only in younger athletes but also in middle-aged and older adults. The findings add to growing evidence that the popular supplement could support healthy ageing by helping preserve lean muscle mass and physical function. Nutrition outlets are highlighting the results as relevant for older populations considering resistance training alongside supplementation.
- 11Indian food processors urge serving-size nutrition labelsโAIFPA Backs FOPNL, Seeks Serving-Size Nutrition Labels
The All India Food Processors' Association has come out in support of the Front-of-Package Nutrition Labelling system and is pushing for nutrition information to be presented per serving size. The industry body's position comes as India weighs how packaged foods should display health details such as calories, fat, sugar and salt. Support from processors matters because their cooperation is seen as key to any labelling rollout.
- 12Tocotrienol May Protect Embryonic Mitochondria from Maternal InflammationโTocotrienol supports embryonic mitochondrial health under maternal inflammatory stress
A report indicates that tocotrienol, a form of vitamin E, supports embryonic mitochondrial health when the mother experiences inflammatory stress. The finding suggests the nutrient may help protect developing embryos from damage linked to maternal inflammation, an area of growing interest in prenatal nutrition research. Further details of the study, including its scale and methods, were not provided.
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Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health has published guidance on eating a heart-healthy diet, offering evidence-based advice on food choices that support cardiovascular health. The guidance comes as heart disease remains a leading cause of death worldwide, and nutrition experts continue to emphasize diet as a key factor in prevention.
- 14Ascension Saint Agnes expands health and food access in BaltimoreโผAscension Saint Agnes expands access to health, wellness, and food resources in Baltimore
Ascension Saint Agnes is broadening its community health, wellness, and food resources in Baltimore. The hospital system's expanded access effort aims to connect residents with medical services and nutritional support. Details about specific programs, funding, or timelines have not been made widely available.
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PETA is promoting vegan protein bars as a plant-based option for people fuelling their workouts. The message highlights that animal-free snacks can support exercise recovery and fitness routines, encouraging athletes and gym-goers to consider vegan alternatives to conventional protein products.
- 16Three Years of Community Nutrition and Health Work MarkedโCelebrate Three Years of Community Nutrition and Health with Me!
The University of California's Agriculture and Natural Resources division is marking three years of its Community Nutrition and Health initiative, which promotes healthy eating and wellbeing in communities across the state. The milestone highlights ongoing outreach efforts in nutrition education and public health, inviting supporters to reflect on the program's progress since it began.