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Bangkok Post : READERS' LETTERS
Published July 4, 2009, 9:36 pm, Bangkok Post - Thailand's English news
Nissara H passed on to me a forwarded email with the subject line "Do not turn on the air-conditioner as soon as you enter the car!" and suggested I investigate.
Women’s health: A right or a privilege?
Published July 4, 2009, 8:07 am, The Manila Times
This entire week, I have been preoccupied with women’s health issues as media have focused on the health of national women leaders. Friends, allies and admirers of former President Corazon C. Aquino are praying for her as she struggles for life at the Makati Medical Center.
Cutting Calories May Be Key To Evolutionary Fitness
Published July 4, 2009, 3:07 am, Medical News Today
Charles Darwin and his contemporaries postulated that food consumption in birds and mammals was limited by resource levels, that is, animals would eat as much as they could while food was plentiful and produce as many offspring as this would allow them to.
Key To Evolutionary Fitness: Cut The Calories
Published July 2, 2009, 7:06 am, Science Daily
Charles Darwin postulated that animals eat as much as possible while food is plentiful, and produce as many offspring as this would allow. However, new research shows that, even when food is abundant, intake reaches a limit. One theory for this is that animals actively limit their energy turnover to maintain a higher level of reproductive success over their lifetime.
Energy intake reaches a limit despite abundant food supply
Published July 1, 2009, 9:50 pm, New Kerala
Washington, July 1 : Contradicting Charles Darwin's theory, scientists have now shown that despite abundant food supply, energy intake reaches a limit even in animals with high nutrient demands, such as lactating females.
Key to evolutionary fitness: Cut the calories
Published July 1, 2009, 2:18 am, PhysOrg
Charles Darwin and his contemporaries postulated that food consumption in birds and mammals was limited by resource levels, that is, animals would eat as much as they could while food was plentiful and produce as many offspring as this would allow them to. However, recent research has shown that, even when food is abundant, energy intake reaches a limit, even in animals with high nutrient ...
Key to evolutionary fitness: Cut the calories
Published June 30, 2009, 9:24 pm, EurekAlert!
( Society for Experimental Biology ) Charles Darwin postulated that animals eat as much as possible while food is plentiful, and produce as many offspring as this would allow. However, new research shows that, even when food is abundant, intake reaches a limit. Dr. Teresa Valencak will discuss the theory that animals actively limit their energy turnover to maintain a higher level of reproductive ...
What Is Menopause? What Are The Symptoms Of Menopause?
Published June 29, 2009, 3:11 am, Medical News Today
The menopause marks the time in a woman's life when her menstruation stops and she is no longer fertile (able to become pregnant). In the UK the average age for the menopause is 52 (National Health Service), while in the USA it is 51 (National Institute of Aging). About one fifth of women in India experience menopause before the age of 41, a study found.
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