Vitamin D May Protect Kidneys During Cancer Chemotherapy
Researchers tested whether vitamin D could protect rat kidneys from damage caused by cisplatin, a common chemotherapy drug. They gave one …
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Researchers tested whether vitamin D could protect rat kidneys from damage caused by cisplatin, a common chemotherapy drug. They gave one …
Fibromyalgia is a condition causing widespread pain and fatigue, and researchers have noticed that people with it often have low vitamin D …
Researchers studied 150 uninsured, low-income patients and 5 healthcare providers at a free clinic to understand how well they recognize …
After receiving a kidney transplant, many patients feel weak and frail during recovery. Researchers in China tested whether a structured …
Researchers have developed a new experimental treatment using tiny particles called nanoparticles to fight tuberculosis (TB), especially …
Researchers studied how limiting methionine, a building block found in protein-rich foods, affects weight gain and health problems caused by …
Researchers studied eight patients with a rare inherited condition called methylmalonic acidemia (MMA) that makes it hard for their bodies …
Scientists tested four natural compounds found in common foods—including those in peppers, garlic, and licorice—to see if they could reduce …
Researchers studied nearly 930,000 patients who had skin surgery to understand what health conditions make complications more likely. They …
Researchers studied over 80,000 people in weight loss programs across the UK to figure out which parts of these programs help people lose …
Researchers looked at 30 different studies involving 2,627 people with type 2 diabetes to see if taking vitamin D supplements could help …
Researchers tested whether a special fermented whey protein drink could help older Korean adults maintain their strength and muscle mass. …
Scientists have discovered that saturated fats—the kind found in butter, meat, and cheese—do more than just sit in your body. These fats act …
Researchers discovered that a natural compound found in a traditional Chinese tea called Fu brick tea may help people with type 2 diabetes. …
Researchers studied a traditional Chinese plant called Polygonum capitatum to see if it could help prevent heart disease. Using hamsters on …
A young child who had been safely eating wheat suddenly had a severe allergic reaction after just two weeks without eating any wheat. …
A 24-year-old man went to the hospital with leg numbness and walking problems after a car accident. Doctors initially thought the accident …
Scientists are investigating whether having too much insulin in your blood could be a major reason why people gain weight and develop heart …
Scientists studied how a chemical called PFOA (found in some non-stick products) and eating lots of fatty foods affect how the body uses …
Pediatric intestinal pseudo-obstruction (PIPO) is a rare condition where a child's intestines don't move food through properly, even though …
Scientists are discovering that a substance called lithocholic acid (LCA), which is made by bacteria in your gut, might help fight cancer. …
Turmeric has become a popular health supplement, but recent news reports have raised concerns about whether it might harm the liver in some …
Scientists created special tiny particles called extracellular vesicles (EVs) that can deliver medicine directly to liver cells. They …
Doctors now have powerful new medications to help people lose weight. These drugs work by making your brain feel fuller faster, so you eat …
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