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Continuing enteral nutrition (EN) before elective tracheostomy may be a safe alternative to routine pre-procedural fasting in critically ill patients, according to a prospective study. Researchers found no statistically significant increase in aspiration pneumonia among mechanically ventilated patients who remained on continuous enteral feeding compared with those who fasted before the procedure

From protein powders to protein-packed cereal bars, “proteinmaxxing” — a trend in which people consume a high amount of protein — has become one of the biggest wellness trends of the decade. But as the world’s population ages, new research suggests that eating less could be a smarter route to a longer, healthier life

When Phynova’s name was announced as the winner of the 2026 NutraIngredients-USA Award for Nutrition Research Project of the Year, Director of Marketing Americas Jewell Blackwell’s emotional reaction quickly became one of the night’s most memorable moments

A store-bought rotisserie chicken can be a weeknight lifesaver. When everyone is hungry and cooking from scratch isn’t realistic, picking up a ready-to-eat chicken can make dinner as simple as adding a salad or a side of vegetables. But Consumer Reports says not all rotisserie chickens are the same

UK endurance sports nutrition retailer XMiles has launched an update to its online shopping experience, with the introduction of tools designed to make it easier for athletes to understand, compare and select sports nutrition products

Eating an anti-inflammatory diet can help your overall long-term health and increase disease prevention

As America’s Busiest Birth Month Approaches, The Dairy Alliance Reminds Families: Nutrition Starts Before Baby Arrives

A large new study linked frequent artificial sweetener consumption to faster declines in memory and thinking, especially for people under 60 and those with diabetes

Protein has moved beyond sports nutrition to become a mainstream F&B ingredient. While new protein ingredients expand formulation opportunities, manufacturers must meet rising consumer expectations for convenience and taste. 

The federal government told software buyers this week to ask their vendors for a complete list of what is inside the products they run. Banks are among the buyers, and the researchers who study how those lists get made say a buyer cannot trust all of what comes back