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Danone Vietnam Unveils 'One Aptamil Nutrition Universe' in HCMC

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Danone Group and the Aptamil brand are hosting a multi-sensory event called "One Aptamil Nutrition Universe" in Ho Chi Minh City, running from December 5 to 7. The event's theme is "Companion Nutrition—Extraordinary Takeoff," offering attendees an immersive experience into the world of scientific nutrition. The "One Aptamil Nutrition Universe" event at Nguyen Hue Walking Street serves as an interactive space that highlights the scientific foundations of nutrition developed by Danone Group and the Aptamil brand. The exhibition aims to demonstrate how these foundations support children's development and exploration. With over a century of expertise in global nutrition, Danone has built a diverse product portfolio dedicated to meeting various nutritional needs. Aptamil, inheriting this legacy, has focused on child nutrition for more than 50 years, helping parents establish a strong foundation for their children's health and brain development. O...

The diet that fights dementia—even with the Alzheimer's gene

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New Research Reveals the Power of the Mediterranean Diet in Reducing Alzheimer’s Risk Recent studies have uncovered a significant breakthrough in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers from Harvard University and Mass General Brigham have discovered that following a specific diet can significantly reduce the risk of developing this condition, even for individuals with the highest genetic predisposition. Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia are among the leading causes of memory loss in older adults. While genetics play a major role in determining a person's likelihood of developing the disease, up to 80% of the risk is attributed to hereditary factors. However, new findings suggest that dietary choices can make a substantial difference in protecting brain health. The Mediterranean Diet: A Game-Changer for Brain Health The Mediterranean diet, which includes foods such as fish, legumes, nuts, vegetables, and healthy fats, has been shown to improve brain health and ...