Food

Climate change may produce “fast-food” phytoplankton - EurekAlert!

44 sedentary overweight and obese women were randomized to low, moderate, or high-intensity walking with a whole-food, plant-based diet for 8 weeks. All groups lost weight; moderate intensity elicited the largest reductions in total body mass (−11%), fat mass (−26%), and percent body fat (−17%).

Most Americans don’t know this food raises colon cancer risk

Most people get food’s environmental impact completely wrong, study finds

This Tiny Plant Could Help Crops Turn Sunlight Into Food Faster

Weaning, more than a change of food: It shapes a life-long, healthy gut - EurekAlert!

Ravens don’t follow wolves to dinner – they remember where the food is - EurekAlert!

Picture this: Photographing food available in the local community led to parents asking why there is so much ultra-processed and fast food - EurekAlert!

Chickpeas could become the first food grown on the Moon

Study: Raccoons Don’t Just Solve Puzzles for Food, They Do It for Fun

Sustainability, community, and… food - EurekAlert!

Replacing Humans With Machines Is Leaving Truckloads of Food To Rot

Your Gut Bacteria Are Actively Searching for Food

Why Does Dental Plaque Always Come Back? Science Finally Has the Answer!. Your mouth is much more than just a gateway for food; it is a true microscopic metropolis. Did you know that a single milliliter of your saliva can house up to 100 million microorganisms...

The earliest known bird had complex tongue bones and fleshy “teeth” on the roof of its mouth—which might have helped it snag the food it needed for flight - EurekAlert!

New research suggests that strategic periods without food could literally reprogram your cells to age more slowly and even reverse existing damage. A study published in Cell Reports found that fasting triggers a metabolic switch that can increase lifespan by 50%.

Seaweed might actually become a serious solution for energy, food, and climate.

6 ways to help your children have a healthy relationship with food

Climate change is quietly rewriting the world’s nitrogen cycle, with high stakes for food and the environment - EurekAlert!

Hidden Chemicals in Food Linked to Testicular Damage and Lower Sperm Counts