Special Ginseng May Help Aging Bodies Control Blood Sugar
Researchers tested a specially treated red ginseng product on older mice to see if it could help with aging-related health problems. They …
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A Nutrient in Breast Milk May Protect Babies' Livers from Diabetes Damage
When pregnant women have gestational diabetes (a type of diabetes that develops during pregnancy), their babies can experience liver damage …
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Special Nutrients Help Fish Recover from Fatty Diet Damage
Researchers discovered that two simple nutrients—mannose and tributyrin—work together to help fish recover from the harmful effects of …
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Can Olive Oil Help Protect Your Brain from Disease?
Scientists are discovering that olive oil might be more than just a cooking ingredient—it could help protect your brain. This research …
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New Clues About a Rare Bowel Disorder in Children
Researchers studied 19 children with a rare condition called intestinal pseudo-obstruction, where the bowel doesn't move food through …
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When Feeding Tubes Stop Working: Hidden Hospital Costs Revealed
Researchers in Japan studied what happens when older hospital patients can't tolerate feeding tubes—a common problem for people with acid …
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Brain-Boosting Foods: What Science Really Says Works
Scientists are working to figure out which foods actually help keep our brains healthy and prevent memory loss as we age. This research …
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How Your Cells Fix Damage When Energy Runs Low
Your cells contain tiny structures called lysosomes that act like recycling centers, breaking down waste and old materials to keep cells …
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How Scientists Look Inside Liver Cells to Find Disease
This article is a teaching guide that explains how scientists use a special technique called immunohistochemistry to look at tiny pieces of …
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Plant Compound May Help Reverse Fatty Liver Disease
Researchers discovered that puerarin, a natural compound found in kudzu root, may help treat fatty liver disease by reducing inflammation …
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Why Young People Keep Eating Meat Even When They Care
Researchers in Malaysia surveyed 341 college students to understand why young people continue eating meat even when they know it affects …
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New Tool Helps Doctors Understand How Throat Disease Affects Daily Life
Researchers created and tested an Italian version of a questionnaire that measures how eosinophilic esophagitis (a chronic throat condition) …
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