Your Gut Bacteria May Help Keep Your Bones Strong as You Age
Scientists are discovering that the bacteria living in your stomach and intestines play a bigger role in bone health than anyone realized. …
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Scientists are discovering that the bacteria living in your stomach and intestines play a bigger role in bone health than anyone realized. …
Researchers studied quercetin, a natural substance found in plants, to see if it could help control blood sugar levels. Using fruit flies as …
Scientists have discovered that body fat isn't just for storing energy—it's actually an organ that sends chemical messages throughout your …
Scientists created a new computer method to design personalized eating plans tailored to each person's body. Instead of giving everyone the …
Scientists discovered that obese mice have too much of a special brain chemical that makes them feel hungry all the time. This chemical, …
Scientists found a protein called GPR146 that acts like a messenger between your fat cells and liver. When this protein is active, it tells …
A new review looks at how what mothers eat after giving birth might affect their mental health and the quality of their breast milk. …
Scientists discovered that bacteria in wastewater treatment systems can work together more effectively by using a special method to share …
Researchers looked at 10 studies involving over 4,300 people to see if eating fewer fermentable carbohydrates (called FODMAPs) could help …
Scientists discovered that trimethoprim, a common antibiotic used to treat urinary tract infections, works in two completely different ways …
Researchers studied 1,825 people on dialysis to understand why they feel so sick and whether these symptoms predict serious health problems. …
Colorectal cancer patients often experience memory and thinking problems after chemotherapy, a condition called "chemo brain." Researchers …
Scientists discovered that when people have chronic kidney disease, their gut bacteria can become unbalanced in ways that increase the risk …
Researchers studied 100 older adults with high blood pressure to understand why some develop weak bones and depression. They found that …
A new study looked at how eating at different times each day and skipping breakfast might be connected to feeling sad or depressed. …
This review article examines how scientists have used quinic acid—a natural compound found in plants—as a building block to create medicines …
Researchers in China followed over 13,000 adults for 14 years to see if eating ultra-processed foods (like packaged snacks, instant noodles, …
Scientists reviewed 65 studies that used artificial intelligence to understand healthy living habits like exercise, eating, sleep, and …
Researchers looked at 51 studies about helping people with digestive cancer get stronger before surgery. They found that programs combining …
A large Canadian study followed over 2,000 children from age 3 to age 5 and found that kids who ate more ultra-processed foods (like …
Researchers looked at 69 different studies involving over 27,000 people with celiac disease to understand how well patients stick to a …
A research study about vitamin D and metabolic syndrome in rats has been officially retracted (taken back) by the journal that published it. …
When baby pigs are separated from their mothers and start eating solid food, they often get sick and don't eat well. Scientists tested …
Head and neck cancer affects millions of people worldwide, and keeping patients well-nourished during treatment is crucial for better …
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