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Researchers studied over 10,000 American adults to understand how certain foods and nutrients might protect against a serious condition …
Researchers tested whether a specific type of helpful bacteria called Lactobacillus reuteri could reduce inflammation in mice with …
This research explores how different bird species have unique nutritional needs based on their size, habitat, and lifestyle. Just like …
Researchers used advanced computer programs to analyze health and diet information from over 12,000 American adults to figure out who might …
Researchers in Italy are trying to understand why people with rheumatological diseases (conditions that cause joint and muscle inflammation) …
During pregnancy, many women gain more weight than is healthy for them and their babies. Researchers in New Zealand are testing a new …
Researchers in Thailand tested a new program called FREED designed to help prevent falls in older adults who visited the emergency room …
Researchers looked at 21 studies about creatine supplements—a popular product athletes use to build muscle—to see if they damage kidneys. …
Researchers looked at 37 studies involving thousands of adults living in Mediterranean countries to understand why people struggle to stick …
Researchers in Iran studied whether vitamin D levels are connected to a parasite infection called toxoplasmosis in women of childbearing …
When people recover from a heart attack, cardiac rehabilitation programs (supervised exercise and education) help their hearts heal. …
Researchers in Canada looked at breakfast foods and snacks sold in stores to see if products with health claims on their labels were …
Researchers studied over 6,500 older Korean adults to understand how vitamin D levels affect frailty—a condition where people become weak …
Researchers studied nearly 4,800 children in China to understand how two important vitamins—E and A—work together in the body. Both vitamins …
Scientists tested a new type of iron supplement in young pigs to see if it worked better than regular iron. They gave one group of pigs …
Scientists discovered that vitamin D acts like a control switch for genes in salmon muscle tissue. When researchers studied four different …
Scientists discovered a new way your body controls how fast food moves through your intestines. A hormone called secretin works by talking …
Researchers discovered that acacetin, a natural substance found in plants, might help reduce nerve pain in people with type 2 diabetes. In …
Researchers compared 39 people with high prolactin levels (a hormone imbalance) to 39 healthy people to understand heart disease risk. They …
A 15-year-old boy from Iran had a mysterious condition for 12 years that made him tired, weak, and anemic. Doctors discovered he had …
Scientists found a special type of bacteria called Pediococcus inopinatus in kimchi that might help people with inflammatory bowel disease …
Scientists are discovering that the trillions of tiny bacteria living in your gut play a big role in type 2 diabetes. A new review of …
Researchers compared six popular diets to see which one helps people with metabolic syndrome the most. Metabolic syndrome is a group of …
Researchers looked at 31 studies testing continuous glucose monitors (CGM)—devices that track blood sugar levels—to see which teaching …
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