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One tiny genetic change may be the cause of childhood obesity | WND - Vimarsana News

One tiny genetic change may be the cause of childhood obesity | WND

Does childhood obesity all come down to the genes? Researchers at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and the University of Pennsylvania have pinpointed a specific genetic variant that appears to play a significant role in a child’s risk of becoming overweight or obese — and it all comes down to a single “letter” change in the genetic code.

Source: wnd.com
By Helping War-Torn Ukraine Get Its Grain To Market, The EU Is Accused Of Abandoning Its Own - Vimarsana News

By Helping War-Torn Ukraine Get Its Grain To Market, The EU Is Accused Of Abandoning Its Own

Despite Russia's invasion, Ukrainian grain is still finding a market, partly thanks to the European Union waiving customs duties and import quotas and the setting up of a humanitarian corridor in the Black Sea. But many farmers in the bloc are unhappy.

Source: rferl.org
Ukrainian Grain Lowers Prices, Triggers Protests in Poland, Bulgaria - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian Grain Lowers Prices, Triggers Protests in Poland, Bulgaria

WARSAW, POLAND - Poland's agriculture minister promised financial support from the government and the European Union and easier rules for constructin

Ukrainian Grain Lowers Prices, Triggers Protests in Poland, Bulgaria - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian Grain Lowers Prices, Triggers Protests in Poland, Bulgaria

Farmers contend that instead of getting to Africa and Middle East, Ukraine’s grain is flooding European markets

Ukrainian grain inflow triggers protests in Poland, Bulgaria - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian grain inflow triggers protests in Poland, Bulgaria

Farmers overseas blame drop in prices on the market glut from the inflow of huge amounts of Ukrainian produce that was supposed to go to elsewhere.