New Cancer-Fighting Drugs Show Promise for Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
Researchers reviewed new types of cancer-fighting drugs called antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) that are showing better results for treating …
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Vitamin D and Massage Help Kids With Asthma Breathe Better
Researchers tested whether adding vitamin D supplements and gentle massage to regular asthma treatment could help children feel better …
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Why Kids With Leukemia Often Have Low Vitamin D Levels
Researchers studied 90 children to understand the connection between vitamin D and a common childhood cancer called acute lymphoblastic …
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Your Gut Bacteria May Help Fight Cancer Better
Scientists are discovering that the trillions of tiny bacteria living in your stomach and intestines might play a bigger role in cancer …
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Long Commutes May Hurt Your Diet and Your Family's Health
A new study from China looked at whether spending a lot of time commuting to work affects what people eat. Researchers found that workers …
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How Mineral and Vitamin Imbalances Trigger Chronic Diseases
This research examines how imbalances in minerals and vitamins can lead to chronic diseases like diabetes, heart disease, and bone problems. …
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When a Birth Defect Disappears: What Doctors Need to Know
Doctors discovered something unusual in a baby before birth: a condition called gastroschisis, where part of the intestines develop outside …
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Salt Water and Oil Types Change How Fish Grow and Store Fat
Scientists studied how spotted sea bass fish grow differently depending on whether they live in fresh or salt water and what type of oil …
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What to Eat After Weight Loss Surgery to Keep Weight Off
After sleeve gastrectomy (a common weight loss surgery), many patients struggle to keep the weight off long-term and may develop nutritional …
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Which Oil Is Best for Frying Fish? A Nutritional Comparison
Researchers tested how deep-frying grass carp fish fillets in three different oils—olive, grape seed, and corn oil—affected the fish's …
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New Ultrasound Test Shows How Weight Loss Reduces Liver Fat
Researchers tested a new ultrasound method to measure fat in the liver of people with obesity. Fifty-three participants followed a weight …
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Why Older Adults Feel So Tired: The Vitamin D Connection
Researchers studied 273 people to understand why some older adults feel exhausted all the time. They compared healthy older people, frail …
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