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EFSA report on pesticide residues in plants

The report published by EFSA in February 2020 paints a picture of the presence of pesticide residues in food on the European

Covid-19: No transmission through food and pets

On March 2, 2020, ANSES was questioned by the Directorate General of Food on the potential role of domestic animals (commercial and

Influenza: fight against bacterial secondary infections thanks to the microbiota

This French study by the Lille Center for Infection and Immunity (CNRS / INSERM / Institut Pasteur de Lille / Université de

Misalignment between perception, reality and actions in obesity

Despite increased recognition of obesity as a chronic disease, this disease remains largely under-diagnosed and under-treated. The purpose of this study was

ANSES International Scientific Conference on Genomics for Food Safety

ANSES, the Federal Institute for Risk Assessment in Germany (BfR), the National Institute of Food of the Technical University of Denmark (DTU)

Gut bacteria may help fight obesity and mental disorders

After five years of investigation, the european research program “MYNEWGUT” has released its results on how the human gut microbiota and its

Climate change may cause nutritional deficiencies

Due to global warming, atmospheric CO2 concentrations are rising. Many food crops grown under 550 ppm of CO2 have protein, iron and zinc

Tolerable upper intake level for vitamin D for infants

EFSA has launched an open consultation on its draft scientific opinion on tolerable upper intake level for vitamin D for infants from

EFSA consultation: health claims related to muscle function and physical performance

EFSA has launched an open consultation on its new guidance for the scientific requirements for health claims related to muscle function and

INRA study regarding acceptance of food textures in children

Little evidence is available about when to introduce which texture during the timely complementary food introduction. A French team (INRA) studied longitudinally

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