Why Being Overweight Doesn't Always Make Cancer Worse
Scientists studied how obesity and cancer interact in the brain using mice with lung cancer. They expected that being overweight would make …
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Hidden Bacteria Help Clean Wastewater Faster
Scientists discovered that certain helpful bacteria in wastewater treatment sludge act like invisible assistants, speeding up the growth of …
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New Drug Stops Early Fat Damage to Muscles Before Obesity Starts
According to Gram Research analysis, scientists discovered that a compound called oleoylethanolamide (OEA) can prevent the early damage that …
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Your Gut Bacteria May Protect You From Diet-Related Diabetes
Scientists discovered that certain gut bacteria can help protect your body from developing insulin resistance—a condition that leads to type …
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Most Pregnant Women in Ethiopia Don't Get Enough Key Nutrients
A new study of 411 pregnant women in Ethiopia found that three out of four aren't getting enough essential vitamins and minerals they need …
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What It's Really Like Living With Pre-Diabetes in Singapore
A new study from Singapore asked 13 people with pre-diabetes about their real-life experiences managing this condition. Researchers found …
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When Trying to Get Fit Becomes Unhealthy: A Teen's Story
A 16-year-old boy's journey from obesity to an unhealthy obsession with building muscle shows how body image problems can shift forms. After …
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What Oil Makes the Healthiest Eggs? A Farm Study
Researchers tested whether different types of oils added to chicken feed could make eggs healthier. They fed 175 laying hens five different …
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How Bird Livers Bounce Back After Starvation
When animals go without food and then eat again, their bodies have to quickly switch gears to process nutrients. Scientists studied Japanese …
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How Pangolins Digest Bugs Without Teeth
Chinese pangolins eat ants and termites their whole lives, but they have no teeth to chew. Scientists studied how these animals manage to …
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Special Fish Supplement Helps Carp Fight Dangerous Infections
Researchers tested a new supplement called chitosan nanogel on carp fish to see if it could boost their immune system and help them fight …
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What Kids Eat Shapes ADHD Symptoms, New Study Shows
A large study of over 3,600 Brazilian children found that what kids eat during their early years can significantly affect ADHD symptoms. …
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Your Genes and Diet Shape Gout Risk More Than You Think
Researchers tracked uric acid levels in over 54,000 Korean adults to understand why some people develop gout while others don't. They …
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Why Kidney Disease Patients Need a Nutrition Expert
According to Gram Research analysis, a new clinical review shows that people with kidney disease benefit greatly from working with …
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How Social Media and Apps Are Changing What Kids Eat at School
A new research review examines how digital platforms—like social media, food delivery apps, and online advertising—influence what young …
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Growing More Vegetable Varieties Could Fix World Hunger
A major new study from the National Academy of Sciences shows that we're losing important vegetable varieties around the world, and this is …
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New CRISPR Treatment Could Fix Harmful Mouth Bacteria
Scientists have developed a groundbreaking new way to fight harmful bacteria in your mouth using CRISPR gene-editing technology combined …
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Why Kids With Celiac Disease Get Bullied More Often
A new study found that children with celiac disease experience bullying from peers more often than healthy children. Researchers discovered …
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Why Knee Cartilage Changes as Teens Get Older
Researchers used ultrasound to measure the cartilage thickness in the knees of 150 healthy teenagers aged 12-18 years. According to Gram …
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Rare Bone Disease in Teens: What Parents Need to Know
A 16-year-old girl experienced severe leg pain and weight loss caused by primary hyperparathyroidism, a rare condition where an overactive …
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Annual Checkups Help Catch Early Memory Problems Faster
A major study of nearly 133,000 Medicare patients found that people who had annual wellness visits were 28% more likely to be diagnosed with …
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Gut Bacteria Byproduct Linked to Heart Rhythm Problems
Researchers discovered that a substance called TMAO, which is produced by gut bacteria when we eat certain foods, may increase the risk of …
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Can Text Messages Help Heart Failure Patients Take Better Care of Themselves?
Researchers are testing whether simple text messages can help people with heart failure manage their condition better. Heart failure is a …
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Why Vitamin D Deficiency Is Common in Africa Despite Sunny Weather
A new analysis of 22 studies involving 3,447 people across Africa found something surprising: about half of people with type 2 diabetes in …
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