Do Vegetarians Have Different Blood Cell Counts?
Researchers looked at blood cell counts in vegetarians compared to people who eat meat using data from a large US health survey. They found …
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Exercise Helps HIV Patients' Brains and Gut Health
Researchers studied how exercise affects people living with HIV, focusing on brain health and gut bacteria. They had 62 people with HIV do …
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Special Probiotic Mix May Help With Weight and Cholesterol
Researchers tested a special probiotic supplement containing three ingredients on 40 overweight adults for 12 weeks. The probiotic group …
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Vitamin E During Pregnancy May Lower Baby Eczema Risk
Researchers followed 456 pregnant women and their babies to see if vitamin levels during pregnancy affected whether infants developed eczema …
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Blood Pressure Drug May Protect Your Brain from Salt Damage
Researchers discovered that telmisartan, a common blood pressure medication, may help protect the brain from damage caused by eating too …
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Why Wild Boars Have Stronger Guts Than Farm Pigs
Scientists studied the intestines of wild boars and farm pigs at the tiniest level—looking at individual cells—to understand how their …
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Why People With Psoriatic Arthritis Lose Muscle Mass Faster
Researchers discovered that people with psoriatic arthritis—a condition causing joint pain and skin problems—are nearly twice as likely to …
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Healthy Habits Lower Heart Disease Risk in Type 1 Diabetes
Researchers studied 518 people with type 1 diabetes to see if healthy lifestyle choices could protect their hearts. They looked at seven …
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New Fitness Standards for Adults 55-75: What's Normal for Your Age
Researchers studied 611 Dutch adults between 55 and 75 years old to create new fitness standards based on age and sex. They measured how …
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When Kids Eat Matters: How Sleep Patterns Shape Meal Times
Researchers studied 677 Finnish children ages 3-6 to understand what determines when kids eat during the day. They found that a child's …
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Caffeine Helps Athletes on Low-Carb Diets, But Carbs Still Win
Researchers studied 21 elite race-walkers to see how different eating plans and caffeine affected their performance on a challenging …
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What Foods Trigger Stomach Discomfort? New Answers About Digestion
Millions of people experience uncomfortable stomach symptoms like bloating and pain after eating, a condition called functional dyspepsia. …
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