Rare Rectal Condition Often Mistaken for Cancer: What You Need to Know
Doctors sometimes struggle to diagnose a rare condition called solitary rectal ulcer syndrome (SRUS) because it looks like other more …
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New Discovery About How Pancreatic Cancer Spreads Along Nerves
Scientists discovered that a protein called GC (group-specific component protein) plays a major role in helping pancreatic cancer spread …
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Why Vitamins Matter for Pregnant Women with Low Iron
During pregnancy, many women develop anemia, which means they don't have enough healthy red blood cells to carry oxygen throughout their …
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New Supplement May Help Your Body Keep Important Anti-Aging Molecules
Scientists tested a supplement made from cow thymus gland tissue to see if it could increase levels of spermidine, a natural molecule in …
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How Kidney Stones Start: Scientists Find a New Clue
Researchers studied how calcium oxalate kidney stones form by giving rats a combination of ethylene glycol (a toxic substance) and vitamin …
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Teen's Confusion Linked to Gut Inflammation Disease
A 14-year-old boy experienced confusion and hallucinations that turned out to be caused by ulcerative colitis, a disease that inflames the …
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Why Some People React to Wheat and How Science Is Finding Solutions
Wheat allergies affect people differently depending on where they live, their age, and their environment. Scientists discovered that certain …
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Many Male Social Media Stars Show Signs of Eating Disorders
Eating disorders aren't just a problem for women—men struggle with them too, especially those who want to look muscular and athletic. …
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Special Mineral Helps Chickens Grow Healthier and Stronger
Scientists tested whether a natural mineral called zeolite could improve the health of chickens raised for meat. They fed 240 baby chicks …
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Laughing Gas Abuse Growing in Germany, Doctors Report
Doctors in Germany are seeing more patients harmed by recreational nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas. A survey of neurologists …
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Signs That Cancer Kids Need Better Nutrition Help
Researchers studied 69 children with cancer to figure out which warning signs show when a child isn't eating enough. They found 11 physical …
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Fatty Meat May Slow Muscle Growth After Exercise
When you exercise and eat protein, your muscles grow stronger through a process called protein synthesis. But a new study found that the …
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