Can Gut Health Supplements Help Depression and Sleep?
Researchers tested whether a natural supplement called Morinda officinalis combined with beneficial bacteria (probiotics) could help people …
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Why Your Sleep Problems Might Mean Low Vitamin D Levels
Researchers studied 451 older adults to see if a simple sleep questionnaire could help identify people with low vitamin D. They found that …
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Scientists Find the Gene That Controls Folate in Sweet Potatoes
Researchers discovered a specific gene called IbADCL1 that controls how much folate (a vital B vitamin) sweet potatoes store in their roots. …
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Your Genes May Influence What You Eat and Your Health
Scientists discovered that your genes—the instructions that make you who you are—may influence not just how smart you are, but also what …
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New Test Can Spot Cancer Cells with Amazing Accuracy
Scientists have created a new tool that can detect cancer cells with incredible precision—even spotting just 2 cancer cells in a tiny …
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New Gut Bacteria May Help Lower Heart Disease Risk Factors
Scientists discovered a new type of bacteria called Paracoccus sp. PS1 that could help protect your heart and reduce diabetes risk. This …
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Why Some Vitamin Supplements Break the Rules (And How Authorities Are Fighting Back)
A German health authority examined how dietary supplements are monitored and regulated to protect consumers. The study found that many …
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Most Rural Kids Don't Meet Daily Activity Guidelines
Researchers in Australia studied how much time rural and regional children spend exercising, moving around, sitting down, and sleeping. They …
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Your Gut Bacteria May Hold the Key to Stronger Bones
Scientists are discovering that the bacteria living in your digestive system play a surprising role in keeping your bones strong. This …
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New Blood Test May Help Doctors Spot Liver Disease in Babies Earlier
Researchers found that checking vitamin D levels in babies' blood might help doctors quickly identify biliary atresia, a serious liver …
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New Program Helps Latino Adults Better Manage Diabetes
Researchers tested a new diabetes management program called ¡Salud, Salud! designed specifically for low-income Latino adults. The 12-week …
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Why Many Pregnant Women Skip Iron Pills in Tanzania
Researchers in Tanzania discovered that only about 1 in 3 pregnant women are taking enough iron and folic acid supplements to stay healthy …
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