How a Gut Bacteria Byproduct Could Help Prevent Fatty Liver Disease
According to Gram Research analysis, a new study shows that agmatine—a natural compound produced by beneficial gut bacteria—may protect …
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How Snake Venom Evolved: Scientists Decode Genetic Secrets
Scientists have discovered how snake venom evolved into the complex weapon it is today by studying the genes that make it. Using advanced …
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High Vitamin D and C Levels May Increase Melanoma Risk
A new study of over 12,000 American adults found something surprising: people with higher levels of vitamin D and vitamin C in their blood …
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Your Gut Bacteria May Affect Brain Health and Memory
Scientists studied 260 older adults to understand how bacteria in the gut might be connected to memory problems and Alzheimer's disease. …
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Unstable Hemoglobin: A Rare Blood Disorder Explained
Unstable hemoglobin variants are rare genetic blood disorders where the protein that carries oxygen in red blood cells becomes damaged and …
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How U.S. Food Assistance Programs Changed From 2021 to 2025
According to Gram Research analysis, federal nutrition assistance programs in the United States experienced dramatic shifts between 2021 and …
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Cherry Radish Could Help Lower Cholesterol and Lose Weight
A new study found that cherry radish polysaccharides—a natural compound in cherry radishes—may help reduce weight, lower cholesterol, and …
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Why Many Middle Eastern People Have Two Nutrient Deficiencies at Once
A new review of research shows that iron deficiency and vitamin D deficiency often happen together in Saudi Arabia and across the Middle …
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Why Your Body's Internal Clock Matters for Heart Health
According to Gram Research analysis, scientists discovered that a protein called BMAL1, which controls your body's internal 24-hour clock, …
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Growing Fresh Food Together: How Gardening Helps Brooklyn's Bangladeshi Community
A Gram Research analysis of a community-informed study in Brooklyn found that gardening programs can help Bangladeshi Americans grow fresh …
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What Predicts Malnutrition in Kidney Dialysis Patients?
Researchers studied 93 kidney dialysis patients to understand which body measurements and blood tests best predict malnutrition. They found …
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What You Eat May Affect Vitiligo: New Diet Study Explained
Researchers discovered that eating foods that cause inflammation in your body might increase your risk of developing vitiligo, a skin …
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Mercury Levels Higher in Amazon Wildlife Than Expected
Scientists studying animals in the Amazon's Madeira River region found that some wildlife carries concerning levels of mercury in their …
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How Cancer Cells Mess With Cholesterol and Bile to Grow Faster
Scientists discovered that liver cancer cells turn off a key enzyme called CYP8B1, which normally helps control cholesterol and bile acids …
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What Coffee, Alcohol, and Vitamins Do to Your Body's Chemistry
Researchers studied 702 premenopausal women to understand how everyday habits like drinking coffee and alcohol, taking vitamins, and using …
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How Baboons Help Plants Grow in African Savannas
Researchers in South Africa studied how chacma baboons spread seeds through their droppings and help plants grow in dry grasslands. Over one …
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Your Gut Bacteria May Be Controlling Your Behavior
Scientists are discovering that the trillions of bacteria living in your gut might be doing more than just helping you digest food—they may …
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Fish and Mercury: What Asian Women in the US Need to Know
A new study looked at 501 Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese women in Chicago to understand how much fish they eat and whether they're exposed …
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New Study Tests Eating Less After School to Help Kids Lose Weight
Researchers are testing a new approach to help overweight kids in elementary school lose weight by limiting how much they eat from after …
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Fecal Transplants Beat Probiotics for Sepsis Patients on Antibiotics
When critically ill sepsis patients receive strong antibiotics to fight infection, these lifesaving drugs also kill the good bacteria in …
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Can a Smartphone App Help Seniors Eat Better and Stay Active?
Researchers tested whether older adults would actually use a smartphone app designed to help them eat healthier and exercise more. They gave …
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Why What Babies Eat in the First 1000 Days Matters for Life
A new perspective published in 2026 argues that nutrition during pregnancy and a baby's first three years is the most important factor in …
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New VR Game Helps People With Diabetes Learn About Carbs
Researchers created a virtual reality game designed to help people with diabetes get better at recognizing carbohydrates in food—a crucial …
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Babies Born Heavy Face Higher Obesity Risk as Teens
A new study of nearly 7,000 American teenagers found that babies born with higher birth weights are significantly more likely to develop …
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