Why Weakness and Frailty Matter More for Kidney Disease Patients
Researchers studied over 3,200 people with chronic kidney disease to understand how physical weakness and frailty affect their health …
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Researchers studied over 3,200 people with chronic kidney disease to understand how physical weakness and frailty affect their health …
Researchers looked at stomach cancer in people aged 70 and older around the world from 1990 to 2021. While the rate of new cases per person …
Scientists discovered that certain tiny ocean plants called Gambierdiscus produce dangerous toxins that can make people sick when they eat …
Scientists discovered a protein called MAPK15 that acts like a gatekeeper in your liver, controlling how much fat gets stored inside liver …
Researchers surveyed over 5,000 young Italian adults to understand how many people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) also have trouble …
When blood sugar stays high for a long time, it triggers a chain reaction in your body that makes wounds heal slower. Scientists discovered …
B vitamins are essential nutrients that keep your nerves healthy and working properly. This review examines how deficiencies in B …
Scientists wanted to know if omega-3 supplements (a type of healthy fat found in fish) combined with exercise could help slow down aging in …
A medieval scholar named Constantine the African wrote one of the earliest detailed guides about melancholy (what we now call depression) …
Scientists tested whether salmon could eat food made from microbes and plants instead of traditional fish oil. They fed different groups of …
Researchers are testing whether people with type 2 diabetes can better control their blood sugar by simply changing what they eat at …
When doctors remove a thyroid gland, patients often develop low calcium levels that can cause problems and keep them in the hospital longer. …
Researchers tested whether allopurinol, a medicine commonly used to treat gout, could help people with fatty liver disease caused by …
Researchers looked at 41 studies about how people with alcohol use disorder eat and what nutrients they get. They found something …
Researchers tested whether combining personal nurse counseling with smartphone coaching could help middle-aged Chinese adults in Hong Kong …
Scientists discovered that animals with specialized diets (like pandas eating only bamboo) can successfully evolve to be either very large …
Cancer is becoming more common in young people, but most high schools don't teach students about it. Researchers reviewed studies showing …
Researchers tested whether three B vitamins (B1, B6, and B12) given as injections could help people with long-lasting lower back pain feel …
Scientists discovered that eating a Western diet high in fat and sugar can make brain disease worse in people who carry certain genetic …
Researchers discovered that long-lasting nerve pain affects how mice enjoy eating, especially foods that taste good. The study found that …
Scientists discovered that a special type of bacteria called Lacticaseibacillus paracasei HY2782 can protect your gut from inflammation and …
Scientists studied what makes some chickens grow faster than others by looking at their genes, gut bacteria, and immune systems. They found …
Researchers found that eating a low-carbohydrate, high-protein diet can hurt working memory (the ability to remember things for short …
Researchers discovered that eating too much protein might actually make us age faster. Using fruit flies and human cells, scientists found …
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