What Ants Eat Changes Their Gut Bacteria
Scientists studied the tiny bacteria living inside 239 ants from 36 different species in the Indo-Pacific region to understand what shapes …
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Weight Loss Drugs Work Better With Lifestyle Changes
Researchers reviewed studies about incretin drugs—a newer type of medication used to help people lose weight. These drugs can help people …
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Why Your Gut's Defense System Matters for Food Allergies
Food allergies have become much more common in recent decades, and scientists are discovering why. This research review explores how your …
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Special Algae in Fish Food May Boost Brain Health
Scientists fed zebrafish a special type of algae called Synechococcus elongatus and studied how it affected their brains. After 35 days, the …
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How Wood-Eating Beetle Larvae Digest Trees: A Microscopic Discovery
Scientists used powerful microscopes to study how longhorn beetle larvae digest wood. These beetles are major pests that damage trees and …
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Why Kidney Dialysis Patients Need Anti-Inflammatory Foods
Researchers studied what 54 kidney dialysis patients were eating and found that most of them (83%) were consuming foods that increase …
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New Technique Doesn't Help Feeding Tubes Work Better in Sick Newborns
Doctors sometimes need to place special feeding tubes in very sick newborn babies to help them get nutrition. This study tested whether …
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How Talking to Pregnant Women Helps Control Healthy Weight Gain
Doctors know that many pregnant women gain too much weight during pregnancy, which can cause health problems. This review looked at studies …
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Mental Health Issues Don't Ruin Weight Loss Surgery Results
Researchers wanted to know if people who still had emotional or eating problems before weight loss surgery would have worse results. They …
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New Bone-Strengthening Treatment Works for People with Kidney Problems
Researchers studied a new medicine called romosozumab that helps strengthen bones in people with osteoporosis (weak bones). They looked at …
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New Supplement Shows Promise for Heart Health and Weight
Researchers tested a supplement called polyglucosamine L112 to see if it could help people with metabolic syndrome—a condition that …
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Why Some Pregnant Women Don't Respond Well to Iron Pills
Researchers in Ethiopia studied 357 pregnant women with anemia (low iron in blood) who took iron and folic acid supplements. About half of …
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