Thursday, September 18, 2025

Free #School #Meals Could Tackle Hunger and Build Sustainable #Food Systems


Free school meals, provided by governments worldwide, could be a powerful tool to curb hunger and promote sustainable food systems, according to a new study by University College London (UCL) researchers.
https://indianf.com/ucl-study-school-meals-global-food-system/

#Microstent; New Hope for #Glaucoma

#Microstent; New Hope for #Glaucoma

https://youtube.com/shorts/QpkYXA5rr7s?si=od7O2VmSg4T5WYBX

#Genetic, #Social, and #Environmental Factors Behind #Sexlessness

Sex is often described as central to human relationships, providing health, social, and emotional benefits. But what about people who never have sex? This brings us to the issue of sexlessness, a topic that is gaining attention in discussions about relationships and the increasing recognition of sexlessness in society.
https://indianf.com/study-sexlessness-factors-genetics-environment/

Lack of #Soap Remains Biggest Barrier to #HandHygiene

Hand hygiene is one of the simplest yet most effective ways to prevent infections. However, a systematic review published in BMJ Global Health has revealed that the lack of soap remains the most common barrier to effective handwashing across community settings.
https://indianf.com/global-hand-hygiene-barriers-who-guidelines/

Early #Humans Ate Less #Meat Than Thought

Scientists have long debated how humans evolved larger brains and whether eating meat played a key role. A new study suggests our early ancestors may not have relied on meat as much as previously believed. Instead, evidence from ancient teeth points to a diet dominated by plants.
https://indianf.com/early-humans-diet-brain-evolution/

#Childhood #Obesity Surpasses #Underweight

https://youtube.com/shorts/XHDmcqaHYQw?si=Myg2oEYl4zGXKwm4