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Timing of Baby’s First Solids May Affect Allergy Risk
Breast-feeding exclusively for 4 to 6 months, and introducing solid foods while breast-feeding continues, may be a good way to reduce the risk for food allergies in children, ...
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80% of medicines not covered by price control order
About 38 million people in India (which is more than Canada’s population) fall below the poverty line every year due to healthcare expenses, of which 70% is on purchase ...
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Urban Schools Aim for Environmental Revolution
Six big-city school systems are combining their purchasing power to persuade suppliers to sell healthier and more environment-friendly products, like compostable food trays, a...
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Pacific faces big economic losses from climate change: Asian Development Bank
The Pacific region faces serious economic losses due to?climate change?and it is critical that nations causing the problem step in to help, the?Asian Development Bank?said?on ...
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Survival of small farms crucial for food security
Some of the most respected food analysts in the world such as Miguel Altieri, after a decade of study have categorically concluded that small farms are the most efficient food...
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Whooping Cough Study May Offer Clue on Surge
Scientists said a finding — that baboons vaccinated against the illness could still carry and spread it — could provide insight on the increase in the incidence of...
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A New Zealand judge on Tuesday rejected a Kiribati man's claim that he should be granted refugee status because of climate change
Ioane Teitiota and his wife moved to New Zealand from the low-lying Pacific island nation in 2007. He argued that rising sea levels make it too dangerous for him and his famil...
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UN Calls on Asian Businesses to Unlock Economic, Development Potential of all of Asia-Pacific
Policy makers, business leaders and experts from Asia-Pacific countries ended two days of discussions led by the United Nations in Bangkok yesterday, calling for Asian busines...
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Eye Makeup Used To Protect Children Can Poison Them Instead
The parents said they were using the kajal to promote eye health. When health workers tested the kajal in the family’s home, the eyeliner turned out to be 54...
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Babies’ Immune Systems May Stand Down To Let Good Microbes Grow
A newborn’s immune system is deliberately not doing battle with every germ that comes along so that “good” microbes have a chance to settle in, researchers s...
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