Research links nutrition and behavior at Bethesda conference
At a national conference in Bethesda Maryland scientists urged more study of how diet affects the brain and how brain signals influence eating. Key talks described angiotensin driven thirst in animals and brain changes after hormone exposure. They called for broader basic research and attention to individual nutritional needs.
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Alan N. Epstein
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Five Million Women study on homemaker work value
Ottawa report says government cannot pay all Canadian housewives though work is valued at 187.32 for a 49 hour week. The study urges more research and attitudes shift, noting family income and children affect any payment formula. It calls easier university access and valuing child-raising in education.
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Advertising Support by Alberta Agencies for Hire A Student Committee
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