Too Much Sugar May Worsen a Serious Transplant Complication
Researchers discovered that eating too much fructose (a type of sugar) can make a serious condition called acute GVHD much worse in …
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Researchers discovered that eating too much fructose (a type of sugar) can make a serious condition called acute GVHD much worse in …
Researchers followed over 111,000 Korean adults for 18 years to see how healthy lifestyle choices affected their chances of living longer. …
Researchers reviewed 19 major studies involving over 300 smaller research projects to understand how vitamin D affects sepsis—a …
Researchers wanted to know if eating almonds could help reduce inflammation in people with obesity. They had 69 adults eat either a handful …
Researchers tested 162 adults to see if having too many bacteria in the small intestine (a condition called SIBO) actually changes blood …
Researchers studied 397 adults with celiac disease to understand how struggling to afford food affects their health. They found that about 1 …
Researchers studied 923 young adults to see if vitamin D levels affect blood pressure. They found that people with higher vitamin D levels …
A new study looked at a cooking program called Not-Just-Supper Club that teaches cancer survivors how to prepare healthy, plant-based meals. …
Researchers studied 120 women who had recently gone through menopause to understand how vitamin D affects bone strength. While vitamin D is …
When your body struggles to control blood sugar levels, it's called dysglycemia—a warning sign that can lead to heart disease and type 2 …
Researchers studied a community health program called Strong Hearts, Healthy Communities-2.0 to understand why it helps some people more …
Researchers studied how a plant called Coreopsis tinctoria (also known as plains coreopsis) might help protect the eyes of people with …
Scientists studied how the time of day affects when dengue-carrying mosquitoes eat blood and how many babies they produce. They found that …
Ashwagandha is an ancient herb used in traditional Indian medicine that millions of people take daily to help with sleep, anxiety, and …
Researchers discovered that oleic acid, a healthy fat found in olive oil, may help reduce inflammation in the colon by activating special …
Researchers asked 229 young adults in Australia to choose between different meal options to understand what matters most when picking what …
Scientists tested whether manatees can taste different flavors by offering them sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and savory tastes. Surprisingly, …
Researchers created a new type of rice flour by adding a fiber called inulin to help people with diabetes manage their blood sugar better. …
Researchers gave 15 healthy adults a single dose of CBD (a compound from cannabis) or a fake pill and then watched what they ate. People who …
People with spinal cord injuries struggle with weight gain and heart disease more than others, and regular dieting and exercise often don't …
Scientists discovered that two special proteins in your skin—vitamin D receptor and calcium-sensing receptor—work together to protect you …
When we cook food, especially using high-heat methods like frying and grilling, the cholesterol in that food can change into a different …
When people have severe pancreas inflammation, fluid can build up around the pancreas, making it hard for their bodies to get proper …
Doctors discovered a rare condition called pseudohypoparathyroidism type 1B (PHP1B) in a 33-year-old man who had low calcium levels and …
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