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Nestlé Health Science Launches Landmark Study to Uncover the Impact of Lifestyle on Gut Health
Nestlé Health Science has launched the "FIBER-IMPACT" longitudinal study to investigate how lifestyle factors, particularly dietary fiber, influence the human microbiome and overall health. Over 16 weeks, 60 healthy adults and their households will supplement their diets with chia seeds, provide samples, and complete surveys. The study aims to assess fiber's impact on gut spore colony-forming units (SCFU), evaluate stress effects, identify host biomarkers, and explore the relationships between microbiome composition, metabolomic features, and health in real-world settings.
FDA gets mixed feedback on performance monitoring for AI
The FDA received over 100 comments regarding the real-world performance monitoring of AI in medical devices, revealing mixed feedback from various stakeholders. Medtech industry groups advocate for using existing regulatory frameworks and a risk-based approach, emphasizing that new, universal postmarket requirements could hinder innovation and patient safety. They suggest that "locked" AI models, which don't change autonomously, may require less monitoring, while "continual machine learning models" might need specific mechanisms beyond standard controls due to their evolving nature and associated risks. Conversely, healthcare providers, including hospitals and medical groups, stressed the need for robust postmarket monitoring but insisted that this responsibility should fall on manufacturers, citing their own limited resources for evaluating and overseeing these technologies. They highlighted concerns about bias, hallucinations, and model drift, urging the FDA to update adverse event reporting to include AI-specific risks and implement manufacturer monitoring requirements based on device risk. Patients called for transparent monitoring and performance metrics that capture their real-world experiences, including the emotional and mental distress caused by AI device malfunctions, and emphasized the importance of equitable performance across diverse populations.
Nanoe (Electrostatic Atomized Water) Technology Inactivates Mycotoxins (Mold Toxins) Harmful to Humans
Panasonic Corporation, under the supervision of the Applied Biotechnology Institute in Vietnam, demonstrated that "nanoe (electrostatic atomized water) technology" has an inactivation effect of over 90% against three major mycotoxins (Aflatoxin B1, Gliotoxin, Sterigmatocystin) harmful to human and animal health. According to WHO, mycotoxins can cause acute poisoning, weakened immunity, and cancer, and inhaling airborne fine particles with mycotoxins can also lead to health problems. In this study, mold genera capable of producing mycotoxins were detected in general households in Vietnam, and the inactivation effect of nanoe technology was confirmed in test spaces and environments similar to living spaces. Panasonic aims to continue evolving this technology and contribute to society by providing comfortable and clean environments.
ASUS Showcases AI Healthcare Solutions at Medical Fair Thailand 2025
ASUS unveiled AI-powered healthcare solutions at Medical Fair Thailand 2025. Highlights include the Thai FDA-certified "ASUS VivoWatch" with blood pressure/ECG and 24/7 health management via HealthAI Genie, the "ASUS Handheld Ultrasound LU800" with AI for body composition analysis and real-time fluid assessment, and "EndoAim," Taiwan's leading AI endoscopy solution, now Thai FDA-approved. Air-purifying monitors were also showcased, contributing to the digital transformation of medical fields.
Scent Technology Gains Recognition in Military Training
SensoryCo has been recognized as the “Top Military Scenting System 2026” by Aerospace and Defense Review for its scent generator technology used in military and law enforcement training simulations. This technology aims to improve recognition and response skills by signaling hazards such as electrical fires, smoke, fuel leaks, or weapon discharge through scent before visual confirmation. SensoryCo's systems are deployable across simulators, live exercises, and multi-zone facilities, with products like SMX-M, SMX2, and SMXT1 supporting close-range, portable, and large-scale scent delivery for scenario-based training applications.
Scentient unveils Escents digital scent device for VR and AR experiences
Scentient, a developer of olfactory technology, has recently unveiled its new digital scent device, ‘Escents,’ a scent-emitting wearable that pairs with virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR) devices to add a new dimension to immersive experiences.
Founded by biomedical scientist Anastasia Georgievskaya and mechanical engineer Ivan Novikov, Scentient aims to integrate the sense of smell into virtual environments. The company officially launched Escents at UnitedXR last week in Europe, and opened pre-orders for the wearable, which it describes as a “nose-computer interface.”
Commenting on the announcement, Georgievskaya stated: “Olfaction is tightly associated with emotions, memory and instincts, which makes every experience enhanced with smell unforgettable.”
Nike Says Its New Shoes Can Alter Your Mind. A Neuroscientist Weighs in.
Nike claims its new shoes can enhance sensory awareness and concentration by stimulating the feet, leveraging the rich sensory receptors in the soles. A neuroscientist, however, finds the marketing claims more dramatic than scientific reality. While foot stimulation can influence movement and awareness, and minimalist shoes can improve proprioception, there's little evidence that passive underfoot stimulation significantly boosts concentration in healthy adults. The article suggests that reported mental effects might stem from placebo effects and embodied cognition, where belief and physical states indirectly influence focus. True cognitive benefits from physical fitness are more likely derived from sustained movement, training, sleep, and attention, rather than just shoe sensation.
Patent for sugar chain nutrient extract that prevents scalp inflammation during hair coloring Over 80% of salon monitors experienced reduced itching and scalp protection effects
[Noguchi General Research Institute Co., Ltd.] (Headquarters: Miyazaki City, Miyazaki Prefecture; President: Katsumi Noguchi) has conducted joint research with Kyushu University and obtained a patent for a method that reduces active oxygen generated during hair dye use—particularly from gray hair dye—and suppresses inflammation (oxidative damage) to the scalp.
Lifeway Foods Applauds New Federal Dietary Guidelines Highlighting Protein, Full-Fat Dairy and Fermented Foods Like Kefir
Lifeway Foods, Inc. (Nasdaq: LWAY), the leading U.S. supplier of kefir and fermented probiotic products that support the microbiome, today welcomed the release of the 2025–2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans. These new guidelines endorse full-fat dairy and highlight fermented foods, specially calling out kefir for its potential role in supporting a healthy microbiome.
South Korea’s SeaWith to Cut Cultivated Beef Costs by 30% with New Supply Deal
Most Koreans are open to trying cultivated meat, but its high price markup remains the chief barrier to adoption.
According to a 2023 survey by the APAC Society for Cellular Agriculture (APAC-SCA), 65% of South Korea’s citizens cite price as the top factor influencing their attitude towards these proteins, with less than a fifth willing to pay a premium on cultivated meat.
That said, if cultivated beef were cheaper than its conventional counterpart, a quarter of Koreans would buy it. “We need combined synergies and efforts through investors, contract manufacturers, established stakeholders, startups, and government bodies to facilitate a thriving ecosystem for cultivated meat and seafood in South Korea,” Calisa Lim, senior project manager at APAC-SCA, told Green Queen at the time.
It’s along these lines that a new partnership between Seoul-based startup SeaWith and UK firm 3D Bio-Tissues has formed. The two have signed a deal that will see the latter supply its cell culture media to the Korean startup, which will allow it to lower the cost of its cultivated beef by 30%.
First demonstration of the inhibitory effect of myristic acid on postprandial blood glucose levels in humans
A research team led by Professor Ikuo Sakane of the Graduate School of Science, Chiba University, in collaboration with J-Oil Mills Co., Ltd., Raffine International Co., Ltd., and Shimane University, conducted a clinical trial to analyze the effects of myristic acid (Note 1) (a type of saturated fatty acid (Note 2)) on human postprandial blood glucose levels. The results revealed that myristic acid has a significant inhibitory effect on the rise in human postprandial blood glucose levels.
While saturated fatty acids have traditionally been considered harmful and their excessive intake avoided, this study demonstrates that myristic acid, a type of saturated fatty acid, has a beneficial effect in lowering human postprandial blood glucose levels when consumed in small amounts. Appropriate intake of myristic acid is expected to contribute to health maintenance.
These research findings were published online ahead of print in the academic journal Clinical Nutrition ESPEN on November 26, 2025.
The FDA has approved a device that aims to treat depression by sending electric current into a part of the brain known to regulate mood
In a first, this week the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a brain stimulation device designed to treat depression at home. The approval of the first such device for home depression treatment expands therapeutic options for depression beyond drugs.
Made by Flow Neuroscience, the device is worn as a headset that delivers electric current to a part of the brain called the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, which is known to be implicated in mood disorders and depression. The technique, known as transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), has its skeptics. A 2023 trial published in the Lancet found tDCS to be no better than a placebo for treating depression, while other investigations, including trials funded by Flow Neuroscience, have shown some benefit.