Why One Stroke Treatment Didn't Work Well for Obese Mice
Scientists tested a new way to treat stroke damage in obese mice by blocking a protein called TNFR1 that causes inflammation in the body. …
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Yo-Yo Dieting Costs Your Health and Wallet
Researchers studied what happens when people lose weight and then gain it back repeatedly—a pattern called weight cycling. They found that …
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New Blood Tests May Help Detect Prostate Cancer Earlier
Researchers found that two proteins in the blood—called TK1 and FORα—appear at much higher levels in men with prostate cancer compared to …
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Strength Training Helps Older Adults Build Muscle and Feel Better
Researchers studied 41 adults aged 55-70 to see if combining strength training with brief intense workouts could help them get stronger and …
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A Fermented Drink Ingredient May Help Control Blood Sugar in Diabetes
Researchers tested a special substance from kefir (a fermented milk drink) to see if it could help rats with type 2 diabetes control their …
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The Hidden Chemical in Your Home Affecting People and Animals
Scientists have discovered that flame retardants called PBDEs are spreading through our environment and affecting the health of humans, …
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New Gel Capsules Can Hold Both Water and Oil-Based Nutrients
Scientists created a special gel mixture using beeswax, gelatin, and chitosan that can safely store and deliver two different types of …
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New Nanoparticles Show Promise for Treating Rheumatoid Arthritis
Researchers created tiny particles made from natural ingredients that can find and treat inflamed joints in rheumatoid arthritis. These …
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Why Vitamins May Help Protect Joint Health After Hysterectomy
Researchers looked at health data from thousands of Americans to understand why women who have had a hysterectomy (surgical removal of the …
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What Women With MS Should Know About Food and Depression
Researchers studied 153 women to understand how diet affects depression and health in women with multiple sclerosis (MS). They compared 73 …
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What Ancient Bay Area People Ate: A 2,500-Year Food Story
Researchers studied the bones of 154 people who lived along the San Francisco Bay thousands of years ago to figure out what they ate. By …
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Plant Fiber Helps Mice Fight High Cholesterol
Researchers tested whether a special plant called Polygonatum sibiricum could help reduce high cholesterol in mice eating unhealthy, fatty …
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