Sustainability is the driver for the protein transition, which continues to gain traction globally. But to succeed in the long term, it must be supported by economic benefits for the manufacturer. In the face of external factors such as the volatile energy market and legislative efforts to reduce greenhouse gases, manufacturers may seek to improve
Processed food, especially ultra-processed foods (UPF) is, for many people, one of the current demons of the food industry. However, according to a new white paper by the Institute of Food Technologists (IFT), there are significant upsides to food processing, especially when it comes to bolstering food security.Stemming from the results of a roundtable conducted
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Climate change, food insecurity, antimicrobial resistance and pandemic risk all place an increasing burden on European health systems and economies. And as governments turn to progressive solutions that help public and planetary health, plant-based production continues to grow as a crucial tenet of their plans.Food producers are responding with new product launches and nutrient-rich formulations
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In a research study published this month in JAMA, computer scientists and clinicians from University of Michigan examined the use of artificial intelligence to help diagnose hospitalized patients. Specifically, they were curious about how diagnostic accuracy is affected when clinicians have insights into how the AI models they’re using work – and how they may
This flu season will see at least 26 million cases, 290,000 hospitalizations, and 19,000 deaths, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Pair that with a longstanding physician shortage and it could be a recipe for disaster in ERs and urgent care centers this winter. One way to alleviate the burden on
Less than a week before Christmas day, St Vincent’s Health, one of Australia’s largest not-for-profit health and aged care providers, detected a breach in its IT system. On 19 December, it responded to the incident by immediately containing the hack and informing relevant authorities. Two days later, it found that hackers had “removed some data”