Eating Order and Phone Apps Help Pregnant Women Control Blood Sugar
Researchers tested whether eating foods in a specific order—fiber and vegetables first, then protein, then carbohydrates last—combined with …
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Quick Food Survey Works Better Than You'd Think
Researchers wanted to know if a short 14-question food survey could accurately measure what people eat compared to keeping detailed food …
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Gut Fungi May Play a Role in Multiple Sclerosis
Scientists discovered that people with multiple sclerosis (MS) have different types and amounts of fungi in their gut compared to healthy …
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Can Vitamin D Stop Kids From Getting Asthma?
Researchers looked at 18 studies involving over 10,000 people to see if vitamin D supplements could help prevent asthma in children. They …
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How One Man Got Stronger in 12 Weeks With Help From Doctors
A 70-year-old man who was weak and underweight worked with an occupational therapist and a team of doctors for 12 weeks to get healthier. …
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Low-Carb Diet May Help Protect Kidneys in Diabetic Patients
Researchers studied whether a ketogenic diet (a low-carb, high-fat eating plan) could help protect the kidneys of people with diabetes. They …
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Spotting Rare Metabolic Disorders Through Seizure Patterns
Some children are born with rare conditions where their bodies can't process certain nutrients properly, and these conditions often cause …
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New Guidelines Help Doctors Treat Rare Calcium Disorder
Hypoparathyroidism is a rare condition where the body doesn't make enough of a hormone that controls calcium levels. Doctors in Germany, …
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How Vitamin A Deficiency Causes Serious Eye Damage in Children
Researchers in India studied 21 children who had severe eye problems from not getting enough vitamin A. They looked at what happened to …
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New Link Found Between Cell Energy Problems and Brain Damage Markers
Researchers discovered a connection between methylmalonic acid (a sign that your cells aren't making energy properly) and neurofilament …
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Eating for a Healthy Planet May Lower Diabetes and Liver Disease Risk
Researchers studied over 170,000 people to see if following the EAT-Lancet diet—a eating plan designed to be healthy for both people and the …
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Special Gut Compounds May Help Fight Obesity in New Research
Scientists reviewed 40 animal studies to see if postbiotics—special compounds made by gut bacteria—could help with weight loss and …
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