New Target Found to Stop Brain Cell Aging in Parkinson's Disease
Scientists discovered how Parkinson's disease damages brain cells that control movement. Using mouse models, they found that a protein …
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Special Bacteria from Tea May Help Fight Weight Gain and High Cholesterol
Scientists discovered that a special type of bacteria found in fermented tea produces a unique substance that could help people lose weight …
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Can Cartoon Videos Help Teens in Kenya Learn About Health?
Teenagers in Kenya often don't get good information about sexual health, which leads to problems like early pregnancy and infections. …
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Why a Mysterious Rash Led Doctors to Check Zinc Levels
A man in his mid-30s developed a severe, spreading rash that didn't respond to normal treatments. He had liver disease and digestive …
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New Compound May Help Your Liver Clean Up Fat Buildup
Researchers found that a natural compound called isarubrolone C (IroC) might help treat fatty liver disease, a condition where too much fat …
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Ancient Chinese Medicine Shows Promise for Kidney Disease
Researchers tested a traditional Chinese herbal medicine called Yi-Shen-Hua-Shi on mice with kidney disease to understand how it works. The …
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New Fiber Treatment May Help Your Gut Bacteria Stay Healthy
Scientists modified a natural fiber called konjac glucomannan by adding special chemical groups to it. They wanted to see if this change …
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What Makes People Support Smoke-Free Spaces?
Researchers surveyed over 11,000 adults in China to understand who supports creating smoke-free environments and why. They found that women, …
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What Supermarket Leaders Think About Making Healthy Food Cheaper
Researchers talked to seven senior nutritionists who work for major UK supermarkets to understand their thoughts on making healthier and …
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Why Getting Along With Others Helps Teens Make Healthier Choices
Researchers studied 6,737 teenagers to understand how their social and emotional skills—like managing feelings and working well with …
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How Age Changes Stomach Disease Symptoms in Adults
Researchers studied 56 adults with autoimmune gastritis, a condition where the body's immune system attacks the stomach lining. They …
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Low Vitamin D Linked to Worse Asthma in Kids
Researchers studied 210 children with asthma to see if vitamin D levels affected how well they controlled their condition. They found that …
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