What Mom Eats During Pregnancy May Help Prevent Autism
Scientists are discovering that what a pregnant woman eats might affect her baby's risk of developing autism. A new review of research …
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How Vitamin D Helps Keep Your Skin Young and Healthy
Scientists have discovered that vitamin D plays an important role in keeping skin looking young and preventing wrinkles and age spots. When …
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Rare Potato Allergy Found in Young Child With Unusual Symptoms
Doctors discovered that a 2-year-old child had a rare allergy to potatoes after months of confusing symptoms. The child kept getting sick …
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Dangerous Hospital Bacteria: What Scientists Found in Thailand
Researchers in Thailand discovered a particularly dangerous type of bacteria called Acinetobacter baumannii that doesn't respond to most …
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How College Cafeterias Can Help Students Eat Healthier
Researchers looked at studies about how college and university food services can encourage students and staff to make healthier and more …
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Adding Cobalt Helps Fennel Plants Grow Bigger and Taste Better
Scientists tested whether adding a mineral called cobalt could help sweet fennel plants grow stronger and produce more food. They grew …
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New Tiny Particles Could Help Fight Breast Cancer Better
Scientists created super-tiny particles smaller than a grain of sand that carry a natural plant compound called resveratrol directly to …
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Why Older Adults Lose Muscle and How to Fight Back
As we age, our bodies naturally lose muscle tissue while gaining fat, a condition called sarcopenia that often goes unnoticed but can …
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Can Vitamin D Help Protect You From Severe COVID-19?
Researchers reviewed studies about vitamin D and COVID-19 to understand if low vitamin D levels make the disease worse. They found that …
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Unusual Spine Calcification in Diabetic Patient: A Medical Case Study
Doctors reported an unusual case of a 46-year-old man who developed calcium deposits in his spine bones, particularly around the lower back …
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New Guidelines Help Doctors Better Test Women's Cancer Samples
Doctors who study cancer samples need clear instructions on what tests to run and how to report the results. The College of American …
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Weight Loss Drug May Cause Serious Nerve Damage Without Proper Monitoring
A 39-year-old man experienced severe weakness and nerve damage after taking semaglutide (a popular weight loss medication) following stomach …
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