Archives for May 2, 2006

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Formula milk firms slammed over health worker links

By  Chris Mercer

Britain's formula milk industry has faced down a new wave of criticism from senior paediatricians, who accused it of dodging a ban on direct advertising by snuggling up to doctors and health professionals.

Zila stakes out Ester-C advantage with enhanced product

By  Jess Halliday

Zila Nutraceuticals has developed and patented a new form of Ester-C said to offer improved antioxidant and anti-carcinogenic potential, which should allow it to maintain its advantage in the vitamin C market until the end of next decade.

Bioriginal aims to clear up omega-3 confusion

By  staff reporter

Canadian-based essential-fatty acid (EFA) specialist Bioriginal is introducing a new service to help companies develop clear and accurate labeling for essential fatty acids that meets regulatory requirements.

Resveratrol could protect against stroke, says lab study

By  Stephen Daniells

Resveratrol, a compound found in grapes, red wine and peanuts, can improve blood flow in the brain by 30 per cent, thereby reducing the risk of stroke, according to the results of a rat study.

EU scientists to boost tomato industry

By  Stephen Daniells

A new €5.2m, five-year study aims to clarify the unknowns of lycopene availability from tomatoes, and boost public awareness and Europe's tomato industry in the process.