Eating Tomatoes at the Right Time May Help You Live Longer
Researchers studied over 6,000 adults to see how eating tomatoes at different times of year affects how long people live. They found that …
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Eating Healthier vs. Saving the Planet: Why It's Complicated
Researchers in China studied how people's eating habits affect both their health and the environment. They found that when families eat …
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Special Diet May Help Keep Brains Sharp in Older Adults With Obesity
Researchers tested whether a healthy eating plan called the MIND diet could help older adults keep their thinking skills sharp. They studied …
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Why Kidney Disease Causes Bone Problems: A New Discovery
When kidneys stop working properly, bones become weaker and fatty tissue builds up in the bone marrow. Scientists wanted to understand why …
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More Pregnancies May Lower Vitamin D Levels in Women
Researchers studied over 8,000 women to understand how the number of pregnancies affects vitamin D levels in the body. They found that each …
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Could Low Folic Acid Be Linked to Eye Twitching?
Researchers compared vitamin and mineral levels in people with benign essential blepharospasm (a condition causing involuntary eye …
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Special Chicken Feed Boosts Egg Quality and Bird Health
Researchers tested a new type of chicken feed made from fermented cottonseed (a plant byproduct) to see if it could replace traditional …
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A Vitamin-Like Compound Called Uridine May Help Fight Obesity
Scientists discovered that a natural compound called uridine might help overweight mice lose weight and improve how their bodies handle fat. …
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New Folate Form Absorbed Better Than Traditional Folic Acid
Researchers compared two different types of folate supplements to see which one your body absorbs better. Folate is a B vitamin that's …
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Gut Bacteria May Help Control Your Stress Response
Scientists discovered that certain helpful bacteria in your gut called Bifidobacterium may influence how your body handles stress by …
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Natural Plant Compound Shows Promise in Fighting Parkinson's Disease
Researchers tested a natural compound called bavachalcone (found in a plant called Psoralea corylifolia) to see if it could help protect the …
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Special Oxygen Treatment Shows Promise for Type 2 Diabetes in Mice
Researchers tested a special oxygen treatment called hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) on mice with type 2 diabetes to see if it could help …
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