A Simple Heart Test May Predict if Vitamin D Helps Kids with POTS
Researchers studied 65 children with POTS (a condition that causes dizziness and fast heartbeat when standing) and compared them to 102 …
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New Higher-Dose Weight Loss Shot Works Better Than Standard Dose
Researchers tested a stronger version of a popular weight loss injection called semaglutide to see if it could help people lose more weight. …
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Can Plant Foods Beat Pills for Weight Loss and Heart Health?
Researchers are testing whether eating more plant-based foods rich in natural compounds called polyphenols works better than taking …
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Your Gut Bacteria and Your Immune System: What Scientists Are Learning
Scientists are discovering that the trillions of bacteria living in your gut do much more than help with digestion—they actually control …
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Why People With Lupus Have Lower Vitamin D Receptor Levels
Researchers studied a protein called vitamin D receptor (VDR) in people with lupus, an autoimmune disease where the body attacks its own …
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Five Types of Overeating: What Triggers Yours?
Researchers tracked 65 people with obesity for four years, using special cameras and apps to understand when and why they overeat. By …
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Why Some Kids with Autism Have Trouble Sleeping
Researchers studied 103 young children with autism to understand why some have trouble sleeping at night. They found that about one-third of …
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Why Low Vitamin D May Harm Your Heart During Sleep
A new study explores how vitamin D deficiency might damage the nervous system that controls your heart, especially in people with sleep …
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New Ways to Fight Cow Infections After Birth
Researchers tested different methods to fight harmful bacteria that cause infections in cows after they give birth. They tried using helpful …
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New Drug Shows Promise in Reversing Heart Valve Hardening
As we age, heart valves can become stiff and calcified, making it harder for the heart to pump blood effectively. Researchers discovered …
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What Moms Eat During Pregnancy May Help Prevent Food Allergies
Researchers looked at whether the foods a mother eats while pregnant and breastfeeding can help protect her baby from developing food …
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How Your Heart Handles Big Meals and Exercise With Type 2 Diabetes
Researchers wanted to understand how different types of meals affect the heart's nervous system in people with type 2 diabetes. They studied …
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