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Scientists discovered that diabetes and multiple sclerosis (MS), two diseases that seem completely different, actually share similar …
Researchers in Indonesia studied whether a healthy eating program called Aksi Bergizi actually changed what teenagers eat. They compared 253 …
Researchers studied 78 people with autism to understand if a specific gene called MTHFR affects how severe their autism symptoms are. MTHFR …
Scientists discovered that stiff blood vessels in your neck can slow down how quickly your brain processes information. However, a nutrient …
About 1 in 4 people worldwide struggle with anemia, a condition where your blood doesn't carry enough oxygen. While most people think anemia …
Researchers studied 289 older adults (ages 65-85) to understand how different types of vitamin D in the blood relate to memory and thinking …
Scientists discovered that a protein called PDE5A plays an important role in how our bodies store and burn fat. When researchers removed …
Researchers in Australia are testing whether a smartphone app can help young adults eat more plant-based foods like beans and nuts while …
Researchers in Ethiopia compared the health and eating habits of 792 women—half who chew khat (a plant leaf) and half who don't. They found …
Newborn screening tests that check a baby's blood for serious health conditions have made an unexpected discovery: sometimes these tests …
Researchers discovered that two compounds made by gut bacteria—called TMA and TMAO—may help colon cancer cells grow faster and spread more …
Scientists tested a new way to grow lettuce using special water with tiny bubbles and a charcoal-like material called biochar. They grew …
Scientists compared the proteins in milk from yaks and cattle-yaks (a mix of both animals) to see if crossbreeding affects nutrition. Using …
Researchers discovered that a specific type of bacteria called Akkermansia muciniphila, when specially treated, might help prevent …
Researchers found that ellagic acid, a natural compound found in pomegranates and berries, may help reduce obesity in mice by changing their …
Researchers tested whether adding special bacteria (probiotics) to a seizure medication could help control seizures better in rats with …
Researchers studied 70 women with PCOS (a common hormone condition) who didn't have enough vitamin D. Half received birth control pills plus …
Scientists are discovering that the trillions of bacteria living in your body might be connected to why more young people are getting …
Researchers studied 260 children with cancer who weren't eating enough to stay healthy. Half of the children received regular nutrition …
Researchers in the UK tested blood samples from nearly 47,000 people to understand how common folate deficiency is and whether adding more …
Researchers studied nearly 3 million people who broke their arms or legs to understand if low vitamin D levels made their recovery harder. …
Researchers looked at 12 different studies to see if eating healthy foods could help prevent rheumatoid arthritis, a disease where the …
Scientists looked at 23 studies about whether a ketogenic diet—a special eating plan that's very low in carbs and high in fat—might help …
A major review of nutrition research shows that eating a lot of processed meat—like bacon, sausage, and deli meat—is linked to serious …
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