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News Alerts: Week 32, 2019
07 August 2019
Focus on cancer prevention not cure; EFSA pesticide ban; Agroecology to beat superweeds; CVD mortality increase; French smart-meters removed
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News Alerts: Week 25, 2019
19 June 2019
Calling all 5G activists; Brexit hands pesticide control to politicians; Trump weakens GM regulations; EU grants patents on animal-rearing; Small farms more productive
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News Alerts: Week 29, 2019
17 July 2019
The NHS & Alexa; Caloric restriction for health; Ultra-processed food risks; Upstream dementia prevention; UK must shift to sustainable farming
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Is people power the biggest sustainability driver in the food sector?
19 June 2019
Reflections from the Sustainable Food Summit #11 in Amsterdam
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News Alerts: Week 18, 2019
01 May 2019
Glyphosate harms next generations; Yeast resistance death risk; Rise in statins for low risk patients; Millennial health decline; Urgent calls for radiation review; WHO digital guidelines for kids; Food preservative linked to obesity
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News Alerts: Week 09, 2019
27 February 2019
Ireland postpones VAT on food supplements; Common chemical promotes antibiotic resistance; Brexit & sugar reduction; Benefits of yoga; Big Pharma closes in on cannabis market; Glyphosate cancer link strengthens; Organic better for health
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News Alerts: Week 03, 2019
16 January 2019
Glyphosate scientific fraud exposed; Breast cancer risk calculator; Vaccine deaths cover-up; UK anti-obesity approach fails; Big Food’s Asian influence
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News Alerts: Week 45, 2018
07 November 2018
UK Govt opts for prevention; Breakfast with a little poison on the side?; Mobile phone radiation linked to cancer; HPV vaccine juggernaut keeps rolling; UK medical cannabis hopes dashed
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News Alerts: Week 21, 2018
23 May 2018
When is meat not ‘meat’; The science against glyphosate mounts
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News Alerts: Week 11, 2018
15 March 2018
Homeopathy dies in the NHS, Vaccine film trilogy wins awards, Monsanto defeats Roundup cancer labelling plan, the war on vaccine hesitancy continues and HPV vaccine spreads its tentacles ever further