Half of Pregnant Women May Not Have Enough Vitamin D
Researchers studied 290 pregnant women in their first three months to understand how common vitamin D deficiency is and what causes it. They …
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How Baby Feeding Choices Affect Tooth Decay Risk
Researchers followed over 3,500 families in Shanghai from birth through age 5 to understand how early feeding practices affect children's …
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Why Young Arabs Know About Healthy Eating But Don't Always Do It
Researchers surveyed over 2,500 young adults aged 18-25 across seven Arab countries to understand what they know about nutrition and what …
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Why Some People Get Anemia After Weight Loss Surgery
Researchers studied 465 people who had a common weight loss surgery called sleeve gastrectomy to understand why some develop iron deficiency …
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Does Vitamin B12 Really Help Your Bones? New Study Has Surprising Answers
Researchers looked at data from over 64,000 people to understand how vitamin B12 in our diet affects bone strength. They found something …
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A Protein That Carries Vitamin D May Help Women Get Pregnant
Researchers studied whether a protein called vitamin D binding protein (DBP) affects pregnancy success in women trying to conceive. They …
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New Supplement May Help Protect Hearts in People With Type 2 Diabetes
Researchers tested a special supplement designed to protect blood vessel linings in people with type 2 diabetes from South Asia living in …
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New Nanoparticle Delivery System Shows Promise for Fatty Liver Disease
Researchers developed a new way to deliver a cholesterol-lowering medication directly to the liver using tiny particles coated with red …
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Coffee Fruit Waste Makes Healthier, Tastier Burgers
Researchers found a creative way to make beef burgers healthier by replacing some of the fat with powder made from coffee cherry pulp—the …
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Eating Eggs and Dairy May Help Prevent Metabolic Problems
Researchers studied over 15,000 middle-aged and older adults in China to understand how different eating patterns affect their health and …
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Can Probiotics Protect Male Fertility From Plastic Pollution?
Tiny plastic particles called microplastics are everywhere in our environment, and scientists worry they might harm male reproductive …
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Special Diabetes Shakes Help Keep Blood Sugar Steady
Researchers in Colombia tested whether special nutrition shakes designed for people with diabetes could help keep blood sugar levels in a …
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UV Light Can Kill Harmful Bacteria in Hydroponic Farms
Scientists tested whether a dangerous bacteria called Listeria monocytogenes could grow in the water used to grow vegetables in hydroponic …
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How Damaged Cells Trigger Liver Disease: New Treatment Targets
Your liver is like your body's filter, cleaning out waste and toxins. When liver cells get damaged, they release warning signals that tell …
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Vitamin A Supplements Restored a Woman's Night Vision
A 69-year-old woman experienced progressive difficulty seeing at night, a condition called night blindness. Doctors discovered she had very …
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Checking if a Brain-Healthy Diet Really Works After Stroke
Researchers are testing whether a special diet called the MIND diet can help stroke survivors keep their thinking skills sharp as they age. …
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How Strict Low-Calorie Keto Diets Change Your Gut Bacteria
Researchers looked at 14 different studies to understand how very-low-calorie ketogenic diets (a strict, high-fat, low-carb eating plan) …
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What Mom Eats During Pregnancy May Affect Baby's Allergies
Researchers looked at 28 studies to understand how a mother's diet during pregnancy might affect whether her child develops allergies. They …
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Vitamin D May Help Restore Hearing Loss When Combined With Standard Treatment
Researchers tested whether adding vitamin D supplements to standard hearing loss treatment could help people recover better. They studied …
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Natural Ways to Prevent Bladder Infections During Pregnancy
Pregnant women often get urinary tract infections (UTIs), which are bladder infections that usually need antibiotics to treat. However, …
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The Right Diet Helps Jaw Surgery Patients Feel Better
When people have jaw surgery, their jaws are sometimes wired shut to help them heal. This makes eating normally impossible. Researchers in …
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Smart Wristbands Could Help Track What You Eat
Researchers are testing a new wearable sensor band that could automatically track what you eat and how your body responds to meals. Instead …
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A Simple Blood Test May Help Spot Muscle Loss Early
Researchers looked at blood test results from nearly 7,000 Americans to see if a specific measurement could predict muscle loss, a condition …
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App Plus Coaching Helps IBS Symptoms Get Better
A new study tested whether a smartphone app combined with health coaching could help people with IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) feel better. …
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