Chicken Gut Bacteria: Sorghum Works as Well as Corn
Researchers studied how different grains and special enzymes affect the bacteria living in chicken stomachs. They raised 1,500 chickens for …
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Researchers studied how different grains and special enzymes affect the bacteria living in chicken stomachs. They raised 1,500 chickens for …
Researchers discovered that an antibiotic called ceftriaxone might help prevent dangerous calcium buildup in blood vessels for people with …
Researchers studied over 11,500 pregnancies to understand why women who use fertility treatments (like IVF) have a higher chance of …
Researchers in eastern Ethiopia studied wild plants that people eat to understand how they help with nutrition and food security. They …
Researchers in Palestine wanted to understand who takes vitamin supplements and why some people think they don't get enough vitamins in …
Researchers discovered that certain helpful bacteria called Bifidobacterium bifidum can protect kidneys from damage by improving gut health. …
Scientists created a special protective coating for helpful bacteria called probiotics that keeps them alive as they travel through your …
Researchers found that a protein called Dusp15 plays an important role in protecting the heart from damage caused by diabetes. When they …
Researchers discovered how exercise and eating during specific time windows can help reverse fatty liver disease, a growing health problem …
Scientists spent 7 years studying which rodent species live near each other in a subtropical forest. They discovered that rodents are more …
Pesticides and herbicides used on farms contain chemicals that can interfere with how hormones work in the body, affecting reproduction in …
Scientists discovered that by modifying a specific gene in tobacco plants, they could create plants with much larger root systems that are …
Scientists studied over 1,000 older adults for about 7 years to figure out which tests best predict how long someone will live. They looked …
Researchers tested whether adding a type of green algae called Cladophora glomerata to goldfish food could help the fish grow better and …
Scientists discovered that a special form of vitamin D called 1,25D3 might help make brain cancer cells more vulnerable to chemotherapy …
Scientists reviewed hundreds of studies about special proteins found in algae to see if they could help people stay healthy. These algae …
Researchers looked at what people eat in nine European countries to see if their diets are both healthy for their bodies and sustainable for …
Researchers studied how a low-carb, high-fat ketogenic diet affects the immune system in women who are overweight or have obesity. The …
Scientists discovered that common medications like antibiotics and pain relievers that end up in rivers and lakes actually stress out …
Researchers studied 238 college students in India to understand why people who naturally stay up late tend to eat less healthy foods. They …
Researchers studied the chemical makeup of fluid surrounding eggs in women who couldn't get pregnant without a clear medical reason. They …
Researchers tested a smartphone app designed to help people with type 2 diabetes eat fewer carbohydrates. Nearly 100 people in Australia …
Researchers discovered that eating too much fat might damage men's ability to reproduce by disrupting how cells work together. The study …
Scientists discovered why people with a fatty liver disease called MASH have more hearing problems. Using mice, researchers found that this …
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