A Hormone That Stops Binge Eating? What Science Found
According to Gram Research analysis, a new study shows that oxytocin—a natural hormone in your body—might help stop binge eating on sugary …
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According to Gram Research analysis, a new study shows that oxytocin—a natural hormone in your body—might help stop binge eating on sugary …
According to Gram Research analysis, a comprehensive review published in 2026 examined how the nutritional quality of fresh fruits and …
According to Gram Research analysis, certain foods and nutrients may help your immune system prevent food allergies before they start. …
According to Gram Research analysis, a new study found that combining a low-carbohydrate diet with a supplement called Xiaokeping may help …
A new study looked at feeding tubes (called gastrostomy tubes) used by people with motor neurone disease and other conditions. Researchers …
A major study of nearly 2,000 Chinese children found that when mothers took folic acid supplements during pregnancy, their daughters showed …
When doctors remove part or all of the stomach to treat cancer, the body goes through major changes. A Gram Research analysis of 37 cancer …
Researchers tested whether adding mealworms to sheep feed could improve growth and health. They fed 18 young lambs either regular feed or …
Researchers analyzed dozens of studies to understand whether eating dietary fat increases breast cancer risk. According to Gram Research …
Researchers looked at seven studies involving over 1,000 children to see if eating fish helps kids get better nutrition. According to Gram …
A large study of over 25,000 people found that women with higher vitamin D levels were significantly less likely to experience overactive …
A new study found that adding vitamin D3 supplements to standard chemotherapy drugs significantly improved treatment outcomes for patients …
A new review suggests that synbiotics—a combination of helpful bacteria (probiotics) and their food (prebiotics)—might help children develop …
A new study from Bangladesh shows that what you eat and chew may be just as important as other known risks when it comes to oral cancer. …
A major study of nearly 1,900 older Swedish adults found that eating a healthier diet—especially one that fights inflammation—may protect …
Researchers analyzed data from 2.3 million people across 23 studies to see if eating a Mediterranean diet could help prevent pancreatic …
When hospital patients have trouble swallowing, they need specially prepared soft foods. Researchers compared two ways of serving these …
Researchers analyzed data from nearly 24,000 Americans to test whether a simple blood measurement called the C-reactive …
A new study from 2026 looked at how GLP-1 drugs (popular weight-loss and diabetes medications like Ozempic and Wegovy) affect stomach health …
Researchers in Portugal discovered that invasive signal crayfish are accumulating dangerous microplastics in their bodies, with higher …
Scientists created tiny particles called nanoparticles from a medicinal mountain plant called Sideritis syriaca and tested them in the lab. …
According to Gram Research analysis, scientists studied how the fat molecules in dogs' blood change when they lose weight. Eight dogs with …
Scientists discovered that iron supplements made from Antarctic krill protein work better than traditional iron pills and cause less stomach …
When people with head and neck cancer receive intense chemotherapy and radiation, they often lose weight and become malnourished because the …
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