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AI-Driven Sustainable Food Systems for Human and Planetary Health: Transforming Food Production, Nutrition, Consumption, and Policy

June 20, 2026

Food systems face growing pressure from climate change, biodiversity loss, resource constraints, food insecurity, and diet-related noncommunicable diseases. At the same time, rapid advances in artificial intelligence and digital technologies are creating new opportunities to monitor, model, and transform food production, processing, distribution, consumption, and policy. Sustainable diets and planetary health approaches increasingly emphasize that nutrition, environmental sustainability, cultural acceptability, affordability, and equity should be addressed together. However,...

Pregnancy Nutrition Tips: Essential Guide for Expectant Mothers

June 18, 2026

Lifestyle -Oneindia Staff Updated: Wednesday, June 17, 2026, 7:29 [IST] Good pregnancy nutrition supports your baby’s growth and your health. A balanced prenatal diet helps you meet higher needs for iron, folate, calcium, protein, and iodine. It can also lower the risk of anaemia and constipation. Aim for regular meals, safe foods, and enough fluids. If you have sickness, diabetes, or thyroid issues, get diet advice early. Include...

Under pressure: AI mandates could be fuelling anxiety among Singapore workers

June 18, 2026

[SINGAPORE] Since peaking in June 2025, the mental health of Singapore workers has remained at persistently low levels, with the latest score showing rising anxiety, isolation and depression. Meanwhile, those whose employers actively discourage the use of artificial intelligence at work have the lowest mental health score. The findings are based on a study by health technology services provider Telus Health, which surveyed 1,000 people between Feb 25...

Early Life Diet Linked to Adolescent Intelligence

June 17, 2026

Summary: A new study has synthesized decades of research to evaluate how dietary patterns shape cognitive performance and academic outcomes in youth aged 8 to 19. Aggregating data from 73 studies, comprising 48 controlled trials and 25 prospective cohorts, investigators demonstrated that nutritional deficits during the first years of life, particularly infancy, carry long-term consequences that lower intelligence scores years later in adolescence. The findings highlight that while...

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