New Drug Helps Young Kids With Rare Bone Disease Grow Taller
A rare genetic disease called XLH makes children very short because their bodies can't use phosphate properly. Researchers studied a new …
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Which Probiotic Bacteria Are Actually Safe for Farm Animals?
Scientists tested five different strains of bacteria called Pediococcus acidilactici that are used as probiotics in livestock to see if …
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Does the Keto Diet Harm Your Heart? New Study Raises Questions
Researchers looked at whether the ketogenic diet—a popular low-carb, high-fat eating plan—might damage heart health over time. They compared …
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Better Sleep Helps You Eat Better: What Science Shows
A new review of sleep research shows that how much you sleep directly affects what and how much you eat. Scientists found that people who …
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How a High-Fat Diet May Help Control Seizures
Researchers studied how a ketogenic diet (a diet very high in fat and very low in carbs) affects brain chemicals in rats. They found that …
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The Right Amount of Vitamin E Helps Shrimp Grow Stronger and Healthier
Researchers tested different amounts of vitamin E in shrimp food to find the perfect level for growth and health. Vitamin E is a natural …
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New Gut Bacteria Could Be the Next Probiotic Superstar
Scientists discovered that a type of bacteria called Geobacillus might be a great new probiotic—the kind of helpful bacteria you find in …
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Birth Control and Broken Bones in Female Soldiers: What Research Shows
Researchers studied whether hormonal birth control increases the risk of stress fractures (tiny cracks in bones from overuse) in active-duty …
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What Happens to Your Muscles After a Hospital ICU Stay?
When people spend time in the intensive care unit (ICU), their muscles can become weaker. Researchers followed 42 patients after they left …
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Common HIV Drugs May Help Prevent Dangerous Artery Hardening
Researchers discovered that a specific genetic element called LINE1 plays a major role in causing arteries to harden and calcify, a serious …
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Can Vitamin E Help Lower Bad Cholesterol? What Science Shows
Researchers looked at eight studies testing a special form of vitamin E called tocotrienol-rich fraction (TRF) on animals with high …
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Why Scientists Need Better Tools to Study How Fruits Help Your Gut
Researchers reviewed studies from 2010-2024 about how plant compounds called polyphenols (found in fruits, vegetables, and tea) affect the …
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