'These would likely require whole street/suburb changes to make them safer and more attractive to walk and cycle for the whole family and be relevant for the places that women travel between, such as shops, schools and libraries, as well as workplaces,' Shaw told the University's news blog. … [Read more...] about Women are responsible for less greenhouse gas emissions than men because they’re more likely to walk or use public transportation, new study shows
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Young children who drink two cups of 100% pure fruit juice a day have healthier diets as teenagers and eat more fruit, study finds
The study found those who drank one or more cups of fruit juice a day when they were between three and six years old had 'significantly higher' amounts of whole fruit in their diets by the time they were 14-17 years old compared to those who drank less than half a cup a day at the earlier age. … [Read more...] about Young children who drink two cups of 100% pure fruit juice a day have healthier diets as teenagers and eat more fruit, study finds
How BINGO could keep the mind sharp: People who play cards, chess and board games in their 70s score better on memory and thinking tests later in life, study claims
Stay active Avoid overeating Eat at least one meal a week with fish that is not deep fried Watch out for salt levels in pre-made food Use lemon, vinegar, herbs and spices to flavour food over salt Snack on raw, plain, unsalted nuts Eat vegetables with a range of different colours Prepare meals from scratch Eleven researchers from the Global Council on Brain Health, including experts from the University of Exeter, met on September 12-to-13 2017 to discuss the impact of diet on the brain health of adults over 50. … [Read more...] about How BINGO could keep the mind sharp: People who play cards, chess and board games in their 70s score better on memory and thinking tests later in life, study claims
Fifteen-thousand-year-old drawings of ‘woolly mammoths and rhinos’ are identified in ancient rock art ‘gallery’ on the border of Russia and Mongolia
Researchers say specific stylistic features and the proximity the sites, suggest 'they should be regarded as a special group', which they have termed the 'Kalgutinsky' style, which is similar to European Upper Paleolithic rock art. … [Read more...] about Fifteen-thousand-year-old drawings of ‘woolly mammoths and rhinos’ are identified in ancient rock art ‘gallery’ on the border of Russia and Mongolia
Tesla supplier develops battery that will last for 16 years and a MILLION miles in breakthrough that could transform electric vehicle market
With a global fleet of more than 1 million electric vehicles that are capable of connecting to and sharing power with the grid, Tesla's goal is to achieve the status of a power company, competing with such traditional energy providers as Pacific Gas & Electric and Tokyo Electric Power sources told Reuters. … [Read more...] about Tesla supplier develops battery that will last for 16 years and a MILLION miles in breakthrough that could transform electric vehicle market
