NutraSweet unveils first all natural fat substitute Simplesse
NutraSweet announces Simplesse, a natural fat substitute from egg white or milk protein designed to mimic taste and texture while cutting fat calories by up to 80 percent in ice cream butter and other foods. The product could reach markets in 12 to 18 months pending FDA review.
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NutraSweet
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Procter & Gamble
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Center For the Science In the Public Interest
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John Labatt Ltd
London
Ontario
U.S
Pepsico Inc
Frito- Lay
CPC International Inc
Lever Bros
Unilever
General Foods Corp
Philip Morris Companies Inc
Aspirin: From ancient remedy to modern heart protector
Aspirin has long eased pain and fever and is hailed as a curative for inflammation. A New England Journal of Medicine study finds healthy men taking aspirin every other day cut heart attack risk by nearly half, despite bleeding risks and ulcers.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
New England Journal of Medicine
Lawrence Cohen
Yale Medical School
Aspirin Foundation
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Boston University Medical School
Mr. DeMonaco
Hippocrates
John Vane
First AIDS case due to HIV-2 in Western Hemisphere found
Researchers at University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey report the first HIV-2 infection diagnosed in the United States. The patient has developed AIDS, no transmission to others is known, and officials withheld personal details. Experts differ on HIV-2 illness severity compared to HIV-1.
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United States
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New Jersey
New Jersey Hospital
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Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta
Myron Essex
Harvard University
France
Essex
Suc Montagnier
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Kirk Petersen
Futher
Thursay
Jack
Scientists shave off single molecule bits
New York AP reports IBM researchers using scanning tunneling microscopy to image surfaces at atomic scale have shaved off parts of individual molecules. The tiny fragments would fit across the width of a hair if lined up, illustrating the extreme precision of the technique reported in Nature by Foster Frommer and Arnett of IBM Almaden.
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Nature
J.§. Foster
LE. Frommer
P.C. Arnett
International Business Machines Corp. Research
Almaden Research Center
San Jose
Calif
IBM
Snow House of Snow and the Pressure to Share
A reflective piece depicts a childlike snowhouse as a metaphor for society. It contrasts hopeful greetings with a world that shuns honest effort, as people crowd into cramped spaces until push becomes a shove. The narrator watches snow from a window and warns of collective self interest and power dynamics.
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