by CDRF News | Jan 14, 2026
Written by: Brittany T. Truong, Ph.D. | Issue # 130 | 2026, SPLASH! funding provided in part by CDRF Overweight or obese individuals have chronic, low-grade inflammation, which can lead to more serious health problems, including osteoporosis and even some cancers. In...
by Kevin Comerford | Jan 14, 2026
Each month CDRF Chief Science Officer, Dr. Kevin Comerford, reviews emerging scientific articles that may have an impact on our industry, specifically from a California perspective. The CDRF Dairy Research Bulletin delivers a brief synopsis of the most current Human,...
by Kevin Comerford | Dec 2, 2025
Environmental Management and Sustainability Impacts of dairy manure and synthetic fertilizers on greenhouse gas emissions and crop yields: A global meta-analytical comparison. Brar JS, Baath GS, Wyatt BM, et al. Sci Total Environ. 2025 Nov 20;1005:180836. Dairy manure...
by Kevin Comerford | Nov 12, 2025
Environmental Management and Sustainability Global warming impacts on lactating mammalian milk: A systematic review. de São José AN, Ferrarez Bouzada Viana MC, Machado MGP, Reis ZSN, et al. Sci Total Environ. 2025 Oct 21;1003:180757. Climate change represents a...
by CDRF News | Sep 25, 2025
Written by: Lauren Milligan Newmark, Ph.D. | Issue # 126 | 2025 If lactose is not fully digested in the small intestine, it could act like a prebiotic that stimulates the growth of beneficial gut microbes and the production of healthy metabolites. Lactose is digested...
by CDRF News | Sep 25, 2025
Written by: Alla Katsnelson, Ph.D | Issue # 127 | 2025 Different macronutrient diets affected breastmilk composition in a feeding study with 72 lactating women. After a week of eating a carbohydrate-rich diet, levels of several amino acids increased. After a week of...
