Mom's Weight Before Pregnancy May Affect Baby's Vitamin K Levels
Researchers discovered that mothers who are overweight before getting pregnant may be more likely to have babies born with low vitamin K …
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High Vitamin D Levels May Not Protect Against Memory Loss
Researchers in Japan studied whether vitamin D protects the brain from dementia (severe memory loss). They followed nearly 14,000 adults for …
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How Your Lifestyle Choices Affect Colon Cancer Risk
Scientists studied how 15 different lifestyle and dietary factors—like exercise, diet, smoking, and weight—work together with your genes to …
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Papaya Leaves Help Fish Grow Stronger and Healthier
Scientists tested whether papaya leaf extract could help carp fish grow better and fight off diseases. They added different amounts of …
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Teaching African Americans to Cook Healthier to Prevent Diabetes
African American adults face higher rates of obesity and type 2 diabetes than other groups. Researchers created a new program called DG3D …
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New Way to Fix Kidney Damage by Targeting a Protein Called Dynamin-1
Researchers discovered that a protein called Dynamin-1 plays a crucial role in keeping kidney cells healthy and preventing protein from …
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How HIV Drugs and Alcohol Together Damage Your Gut
Researchers studied how HIV medications and alcohol affect the small intestine in rats. They found that when taken together, these two …
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New Natural Compound Shows Promise Against COVID-19 Virus
Scientists discovered a completely new natural compound called cobaltribin that may help fight COVID-19. This compound is special because it …
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Early Life Choices That May Lower Your Child's IBD Risk
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is becoming more common in children, and scientists believe the early years—from pregnancy through …
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New Nanoparticle Treatment Shows Promise for Fatty Liver Disease
Researchers developed a new type of tiny particle-based medicine designed to treat fatty liver disease by attacking the problem from …
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Purple Berry Extract May Protect Eyes From Light Damage
Researchers found that a natural compound from aronia berries (also called chokeberries) may help protect your eyes from damage caused by …
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Special Diets That Help Kids With Hard-to-Treat Seizures
Doctors sometimes use special high-fat diets called ketogenic diets to help children whose seizures don't respond to regular medicines. …
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