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Thanks to Stephen Zwick of Regenetarianism for sending this one. Charoenwoodhipong, P., Zuelch, M. L., Keen, C. L., Hackman, R. M., & Holt, R. R. (2024). Strawberry (Fragaria x Ananassa) intake on human health and disease outcomes: a comprehensive literature review. Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition , 1–31. [link] From the Abstract Of the 60 articles included in this review, 47 were clinical trials, while 13 were observational studies.
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Still high-pressure blocking patterns at first Next week, there is an increasing risk for high pressure to move west of the U.K., so called Atlantic Ridge, abbreviated AtR regime. This should deliver a colder north-west or even northerly flows mainly downstream to the U.K. There is still low confidence for most of Great Britain. However, this pattern is likely affecting western, partly south-western and especially central-eastern Europe with colder, slightly wetter, and windier conditions.
The National Institute for Animal Agriculture (NIAA) will accept nominations and applications for the fourth Cohort of the Advanced Training for Animal Agriculture Leaders through November 17. The leadership program blends in-person and virtual working sessions to focus on four areas of development: critical thinking, leadership development, connecting and relating skills, and operational excellence.
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