Natural Plant Compound Shows Promise for Protecting Kidneys in Diabetes
Researchers tested a natural compound called Capilliposide A to see if it could help protect kidneys damaged by diabetes. Using mice with …
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How Premature Babies' Gut Bacteria Develop in the Hospital
When very premature babies stay in the hospital after birth, their gut bacteria—the tiny living organisms in their stomachs—change in …
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How Immigration Detention Harms Children's Health and Wellbeing
Researchers reviewed 15 studies involving nearly 5,000 children who were held in immigration detention while seeking asylum or refugee …
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New Quick Blood Test for Vitamin D Shows Promise But Needs Work
Researchers tested a new fast way to measure vitamin D levels in blood using just a tiny finger-prick sample. They compared it to the …
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What Taekwondo Athletes Need to Eat to Stay Healthy
Researchers in Lebanon studied 110 taekwondo athletes to understand their nutrition, blood health, and body composition. They found that …
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How Toxic Metals in Your Blood Affect Your Health
Scientists are studying how poisonous metals like lead and arsenic get into our bodies through food and water, and then travel through our …
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Special Supplement Helps Cows Fight Harmful Mold in Feed
Researchers studied whether a special supplement called DFA III could help protect cows from harmful mold toxins in their food. They watched …
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A Hidden Food Toxin May Stress Your Cells
Scientists discovered that a harmful substance called AOD, which can hide in contaminated cereals and fruits, may damage your cells in …
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New Drug Delivery System Shows Promise Against Colorectal Cancer
Researchers developed a new way to deliver cancer-fighting drugs directly to colorectal cancer cells. They combined two …
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Probiotic Supplement May Help New Moms Avoid Bladder Infections
Researchers tested whether a common probiotic called Lactobacillus acidophilus could help prevent urinary tract infections (UTIs) in women …
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6-Week Workout Plan Cuts Surgery Risks in Half for Liver Patients
Researchers tested whether a 6-week program of exercise and special nutrition could help patients with weak muscles recover better after …
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Good News: More People Have Healthy Vitamin D Levels in Japan
Researchers in Japan tracked vitamin D levels in thousands of people over 10 years and found something encouraging: fewer people have …
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