A Hormone Deficiency May Not Harm Bones as Much as Doctors Thought
Scientists studied how a rare hormone deficiency affects bone health. The hormone, called arginine vasopressin (AVP), helps your body …
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Scientists studied how a rare hormone deficiency affects bone health. The hormone, called arginine vasopressin (AVP), helps your body …
Researchers looked at 47 studies involving over 1,000 healthy people to see if probiotic supplements (the "good bacteria" pills many people …
Scientists discovered that a type of bacteria found in cheese called Lactobacillus helveticus VEL12193 might help your body's cells stay …
Scientists studied why probiotic treatments don't always work the same way for everyone. They focused on a special bacteria called …
Researchers tested whether a charcoal-based additive called biochar could prevent an unpleasant odor that develops in pork from some male …
Researchers tested whether giving dairy cows extra calcium right after giving birth could help prevent a serious condition called milk …
Scientists studied a gene called NAT2 that helps our bodies break down medicines and certain nutrients like folate. By comparing this gene …
Researchers studied a traditional Chinese herbal mixture called Zhimu-Huangbai that has been used for centuries to treat type 2 diabetes. …
Scientists are discovering that certain helpful bacteria in your gut might influence how your genes work without changing your DNA itself. …
Scientists discovered that a protein called Sirt6 helps control immune cells in your body, and when you gain weight, this protein decreases. …
Researchers tested whether olive oil and certain animal fats could help reverse heart disease in rats fed an unhealthy diet. After 12 weeks …
Researchers tested whether African watermelon juice could help manage type 2 diabetes in rats. They found that watermelon juice reduced …
Researchers analyzed 104 studies involving nearly 36,000 pregnant women to see if lifestyle changes could prevent gestational diabetes, a …
Doctors usually think that nerve and spinal cord problems in young adults are caused by the immune system attacking the brain. But this case …
Researchers studied nearly 3,800 women to see if a simple blood test could help identify who might develop endometriosis, a painful …
A new study looked at how a 12-week weight loss program affected the way adults over 50 felt about their bodies and eating habits. …
Researchers looked at 10 different studies to understand if eating too much salt affects bladder health. They found that people who eat …
Researchers in Germany looked at school lunch menus to see if they were healthy and fair for all students, no matter how rich or poor their …
Researchers discovered that a natural component found in milk fat called MFGM might help reduce depression symptoms by improving gut health. …
Researchers tested whether a specific type of beneficial bacteria called Limosilactobacillus reuteri could help improve health in people …
Scientists discovered that a specific type of gut bacteria called Enterococcus sp. rutin_18 can transform a plant compound called rutin into …
Researchers studied whether a natural compound called nitrite could help prevent brain bleeding in rats with high blood pressure who ate a …
Scientists found that a protein called RhoA plays a major role in causing atherosclerosis, a disease where fatty buildup clogs your …
Researchers wanted to find the best way to check if people are eating too much salt. They tested two methods: asking people questions about …
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