How Doctors Treat Heart Disease to Help You Live Better
Heart disease affects millions of people worldwide, but doctors now have better ways to manage it. This research update explains how doctors …
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Can L-Arginine Help Repair Pancreases Damaged by Type 1 Diabetes?
Researchers tested whether a supplement called L-arginine could help repair pancreas damage in rats with type 1 diabetes. Type 1 diabetes …
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What Do Pet Tortoises Really Want to Eat?
Scientists studied what food red-footed tortoises prefer and how well their bodies digest different diets. They tested three types of food: …
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Fat Supplements Help Dairy Cows Make More Milk
Researchers tested whether adding special fat supplements to dairy cow feed could improve milk production and change the types of fat in the …
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New Cobalt Material Could Help Store Energy Better
Scientists created a new material that mimics how nature's enzymes work to convert energy. They combined a cobalt compound (similar to …
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Two Simple Training Methods Help Kids With Cerebral Palsy Gain Weight
Researchers in Uganda tested two community-based training programs designed to help caregivers improve nutrition for children with cerebral …
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Why Your B12 Test Results Might Differ Between Labs
Doctors use different machines to measure vitamin B12 levels in your blood, but these machines don't always give the same results. …
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Exercise Helps Fix Blood Vessel Damage From Heart Disease
Scientists discovered that two types of exercise—intense workouts and steady-paced workouts—can help repair damage to blood vessels caused …
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Why Doctors Check Bone Health After Hip Fractures in Older Adults
When older adults break their hip bone, doctors are increasingly checking for weak bones and vitamin D deficiency—conditions that may have …
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School Nutrition Programs Work Better With Environmental Changes
Researchers studied how different types of nutrition education programs affected what kids eat in California schools. They compared schools …
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Your Genes May Make Blood Pressure Harder to Control
Researchers studied 143 older adults to understand why some people struggle to keep their blood pressure under control even with treatment. …
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Two Ways to Feed ICU Patients: Which Is Safer?
Doctors in intensive care units need to feed patients who can't eat normally, so they use feeding tubes. There are two main ways to do this: …
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