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Reduce calories, stave off hunger with water-rich foods -- not water

...rich foods, too, dieters can eat their typicalsize serving of food, reduce calorie intake and still be satisf...ented withlots of veggies and beans can expand the serving size of that dish while stillmaintaining a low calorie count. Sprouts, lettuce and tomato can round ...

Diet and cancer prevention: a sampler of story ideas for '5-a-Day for Better Health Week'

...uits and vegetables byan average of one-third of a serving per day. Intervention strategies rangedfrom self-help diet materials and food demonstrations to posters, flyers andpayroll stuffers. The study involved 27 Seattle-area companies; half implemented a behavior-changeprogram while half served as a contro...

UD News: Gene-repair pioneer, Eric Kmiec, brings his lab to the University of Delaware

...anism of how this remarkable molecule works." Also serving on the Kmiec research team are well-known chemist Howard Gamper, aresearch assistant professor at UD, who will focus on the mechanics of chimeraaction, and research technician Christina Johnson. She will work with Rice,completing DNA sequencing. Rese...

Study shows black churches can help improve healthy behaviors

... vegetables people inthe study consumed by about a serving a day," said Campbell, also a member ofthe UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center. "One serving equals a half cupof fruit or cooked vegetables, a cup of salad or six ounces of 100 percent fruitjui...

Changes for chickens? New hybrid corn helps reduce phosphorus in poultry litter, UD scientists report

...rofessor of soil and environmental chemistry. Also serving on the UDteam are William Saylor, associate dean for research and a professor of animalscience; Edward Odor, poultry pathologist; and Conrad Pope, veterinarypathologist. "Over the next few years, our challenge in Delaware is to reduce phosphorus inpo...

Even in the Amazon jungles, treatment for heat exhaustion is the same as it is right here at home

...ns about 100 milligrams of sodium andpotassium per serving and about 25 milligrams of magnesium per serving.Regardless of the exact amounts, most powders or pre-mixed sport drinks shouldbe adequate for routine activity. She also recommends checking to be sure a sport drink contains a sugar source,such as gl...

APS launches new online journal to focus on link between genes and function

...cal Genomics intends to be a 'one-stop shop' while serving asa bridge linking genome sequencing and mapping to integrative physiology andclinical medicine," Dzau said in his editorial. "We now can study biological processes from the initial actions of geneswithin the nucleus through cellular process...

Unprecedented View Of RNA Structure Captured

...tricate RNA folds, they discovered protein clearly serving as the criticallynchpin. "We knew that protein helped the RNA fold and made it a lot more stable," Drapersaid, "but we never thought it would be something so direct. What we saw was howthe RNA is locked into place when the protein structure connects...

Report: High Carbon Dioxide Boosts Duke Forest Growth By 25 Percent

...r ringed forest plots that receiveno extra CO2 are serving as controls whose response can be compared to the threeactive sites. Schlesinger is co-director of this Forest-Atmosphere Carbon Transfer andStorage (FACTS-1) experiment within part of the 7,700-acre university-owned DukeForest research reser...

UC Berkeley Conference On Population Growth And The Environment

...eople Can the EarthSupport? His many posts include serving on the Council on Foreign Relations andthe faculty of Columbia's Earth Institute and School of International and PublicAffairs. He also has taught at Harvard, Stanford and several other leadinguniversities worldwide. His honors have included being ...

New Hampshire Study Shows Well Water Has Higher Arsenic Levels Than Municipal Water

...nces for domestic wells, which are definedas those serving less than 15 households or 25 individuals."The study concludes that tighter federal guidelines would not necessarily"alleviate the health risk" to people who get their water from domestic wellsthatare not regulated by EPA. The article claims that 1...

Emu Meat Not A Popular Choice Among Consumers, Study Shows

...nceserving of emu has 1 gram of fat, and a 4-ounce serving of beef has 8 grams offat. The second-largest bird in the world after the ostrich, the emu belongsto the ratite family of flightless birds. Raw emu has a dark cherry color andresembles beef when cooked. Retail cuts of emu include steak, fille...

Research Shows Wrong Activity Worse Than No Activity In Developing Brain

... consequenceof this deprivation, connections serving the eye in the brain are weakened to the point thatthe eye becomes blind. The blindness is a result of a change in the brain, so it persists even whenthe cataract is removed. For some time, the weakening between connections in the brain ...

World's Largest Gathering Of Plant Scientists To Meet In St.Louis, August 1-7, 1999

...n, Director of the Missouri BotanicalGarden who is serving as the President of the International Botanical Congress. Held only once every six years, the Congress offers a unique opportunity forworld-renowned scientists from dozens of scientific disciplines -- includingbotany, plant ecology, horticulture, agr...

Gene Once Thought To Program Ovarian Development Instead Found To Be Critical For Production Of Sperm

...estigators subsequently found that rather than AHC serving as anovarian determination gene, loss of its function in females did not impairovarian development or fertility. Surprisingly, male mice mutant for AHC haddefective testicles, which appeared relatively normal at birth but graduallydegenerated and res...

University Of Georgia Awarded $2.5 Million Grant For Drug Discovery And Biodiversity Among The Maya Of Mexico

...ociety from 1988-1990, and Elois Ann Berlin is now serving asthe society's executive secretary....

Major Clinical Findings By California AIDS Team: HIV Does More Than Kill Off T Cells

...ring the next two- to three-weeks. With the label serving as a marker fornewly divided cells, they analyzed samples by using a cell sorter to isolatepure populations of circulating T cells and a mass spectrometer to measure thenumber of labeled cells. Because the labeling was carried out in living people, ...

At Night, Birds May Review The Songs They Learn During The Day

...ay affect the bursting patterns ofthe RA at night, serving to solidify the newly learned songs in the bird'smind," says Margoliash. Margoliash wondered whether the same results could be obtained by giving thebirds local injections of norepinephrine, a neurochemical expressed at lowconcentrations during sleep...

Virginia Tech Fisheries Professor Works To Conserve Mussels

...y have been filtering rivers for millennia.Besides serving as a natural biological filter, they are a food for fish andwildlife, an indicator for water quality, and a raw material for the pearlindustry. They are also the most endangered family of animals in the nation.Richard Neves, a fisheries professor at ...

Professor Authors Complete Guide To Fungi

...d many others enhance oureveryday life, perhaps by serving as a natural pesticide, or perhaps serving asan ingredient in a perfume. "I can't help but continue to be impressed with the demonstrated abili...

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