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Climate change could increase arsenic in rice and affect global health.

The impact of **climate change** could significantly increase levels of **arsenic** in **rice**, (https://noticiasambientales.com/bienestar/descubren-que-el-residuo-de-la-fermentacion-del-arroz-es-un-superalimento/) for millions of people in **Asia**. This phenomenon would increase health risks, including serious diseases such as **cancer, diabetes, and heart conditions**. According to a study...

Residue from rice fermentation discovered to be a superfood

A team of researchers in the Philippines has identified a new use for the **waste generated in the fermentation of tapuy**, a traditional rice wine in the country, considered **a superfood**. This byproduct, known as "lees," has been found...

Develop a new rice variety: consumes half the water of the traditional one

Chilean researchers have developed a new variety of rice that consumes half the water than traditional rice. They named it Jaspe Flar, and it represents a significant advancement not only in plant genetics but also in pursuit of sustainability. What is...

Innovative: Chinese scientists create rice that protects the heart

A group of researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) developed a genetically modified variety of rice capable of producing coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10), a key antioxidant in cellular energy generation and cardiovascular health. This molecule, present in foods...

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