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Novel food — from safety checks to grocery shelves - Vimarsana News

Novel food — from safety checks to grocery shelves

Antarctic Krill oil, protein extract from pig kidneys, magnolia bark extract and the mung bean. All these and many others are on a list of approved 'novel foods' for sale on the European market.

Posts share retracted study to question safety of GM corn - Vimarsana News

Posts share retracted study to question safety of GM corn

CLAIM: A scientific study proved genetically modified corn isn’t safe to eat because it caused cancer in rats. AP’S ASSESSMENT: False. The 2012 study cited by some social media users was retracted by the academic journal that originally published it, after the publication determined the research was inconclusive and unreliable.

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Grassroots groups lead way on closing Colorado's infant mortality gap - Vimarsana News

Grassroots groups lead way on closing Colorado's infant mortality gap

A major goal of these grassroots organizations is to reduce a disparity between the mortality rates of white and many non-white babies.

Chasing progress: Grassroots effort to close Colorado's infant mortality gap | Health - Vimarsana News

Chasing progress: Grassroots effort to close Colorado's infant mortality gap | Health

Colorado is among about 15 states that have met federal goals to reduce infant mortality, an important indicator of overall population health. Breaking down the data by race and ethnicity,

Report: Grassroots groups lead way on closing Colorado's infant mortality gap - Vimarsana News

Report: Grassroots groups lead way on closing Colorado's infant mortality gap

With an infant mortality gap that sees Black babies dying at a rate far above the state average, several groups have taken the charge.