Giving Nutrition in Pulses Helps Protect the Liver
When people can't eat normally, doctors give them nutrition through an IV in a continuous stream. However, this can sometimes damage the …
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Ancient Exercise and Heat Therapy May Help Seniors with Digestion Problems
Researchers are testing whether an ancient Chinese exercise routine called Baduanjin, combined with a special heat therapy box, can help …
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Where Your Millet Grows Matters for Health Benefits
Scientists discovered that foxtail millet grown in different regions of China contains different amounts of healthy plant compounds called …
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Why Eating Different Foods Matters for People With HIV
Researchers in Ethiopia studied 412 adults living with HIV who were taking HIV medications to understand how eating a variety of different …
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Simple Blood Tests Can Show If You're Getting Enough Choline
Researchers discovered that two substances in your blood—choline and betaine—can accurately tell doctors whether you're eating enough of an …
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Neck Size May Help Predict Heart Disease Risk in Women
Researchers in Ghana studied 175 market women to understand what body measurements might predict high blood pressure and heart disease risk. …
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How Your Gut Bacteria May Help You Live Longer
Scientists discovered that a protein called RICTOR acts like a control switch for how our bodies respond to nutrients from bacteria in our …
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Plant Protein May Help Kidneys Differently at Each Disease Stage
Researchers studied over 16,000 people to understand how much plant-based protein helps people with kidney disease. They found that the best …
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New Skin Injections May Help Calm Overactive Immune Systems
Scientists discovered that tiny fat-based capsules containing vitamin D3 or retinoic acid (a form of vitamin A) can be injected into skin to …
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Rare Nerve Damage From B12 Deficiency Causes Unusual Arm and Leg Movements
A 34-year-old man experienced strange, involuntary movements in his hands and feet along with chest pain and weakness. Doctors discovered he …
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Eating Walnuts Daily May Help You Sleep Better
A new study found that eating a small handful of walnuts every day might improve your sleep. Researchers gave 76 young adults either 40 …
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New Cell Treatment Shows Promise for Healing Diabetic Wounds Faster
Scientists discovered that tiny particles from stem cells can help diabetic wounds heal better and faster. When people have diabetes, their …
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