High-fat diet could have a better effect on blood sugar levels and blood lipids, according to a research by the University of Linköping.
Xue Di
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Xue studied for a degree in film and is now studying for an MA in science journalism at City University. She worked for Radio CUC in China as announcer, and she has always had a passion for journalism. She loves food, travelling and museums (especially the V&A ). One of her favourite quotations is “forget the diet, just give me cup cakes”. Her interest lies in food, health and environment. Email Xue http://yurixue.blogbus.com @di_lynn0225 |  |
A woman’s quest for romance conflicts with scientific pursuitsA woman’s thoughts of romance can lead her to distance herself from science, technology, engineering, and math, according to a study by researchers from the University at Buffalo. |
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Eating chocolate for breakfast may help you lose weightAdding dessert to breakfast will help you lose weight and keep it off, according to a recent study by researchers from Tel Aviv University. |
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Meet Marc Quinn’s “bloody head” at the National Portrait GalleryCan you imagine walking into a gallery and seeing a bloody head right in front of you? That is the unusual greeting you’ll get when you enter the Science and Technology exhibition. |
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