Iron supplements may boost female physical performance: Meta-analysis
Scientific evidence from 22 randomized controlled trials indicates that daily iron supplements may significantly boost exercise performance for women.
Archives for April 14, 2014
Malaysian agriculture minister unaware of post-MH370 Chinese boycott
The Malaysian government has agreed to form a special committee to study the economic impact on trade and investment with China following the disappearance of Flight MH370 last month.
Special edition: Healthy beverage trends
Mamma Chia CEO Janie Hoffman on saying no, not drinking your own kool aid, and managing explosive growth
Managing explosive growth is not a problem most entrepreneurs have to worry about. Most of them are too busy burning money, and wondering what on earth motivated them to give up the day job to compete for shelf-space with the likes of PepsiCo and Kellogg...
World’s longest-running rice research project marks 150th harvest
The International Rice Research Institute is marking the 150th harvest of its Long-Term Continuous Cropping Experiment (LTCCE), the world's longest-running rice research project.
Viagra ice cream, flavoured with Champagne
An ice cream which contains Viagra has been developed by a UK company.
Sustainable palm oil shift is cheaper than bad publicity impact
The cost of moving towards traceable and sustainable palm oil is marginal compared to the long-term effects of negative publicity, says Euromonitor.