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A new study of over 2,000 American adults found that confidence in your ability to read and understand Nutrition Facts labels is the biggest …
Researchers studied 572 pregnant women and their newborns to understand how common industrial chemicals called PFAS (found in non-stick …
Doctors use blood tests to diagnose pernicious anemia, a serious condition that prevents your body from absorbing vitamin B12. However, some …
Magnesium is an important mineral that many people don't get enough of, and regular magnesium supplements don't work as well as they could. …
Researchers tested whether two plant-based compounds—phytosterols and phosphatidylcholine—could help lower cholesterol in rats with high …
Researchers in Mexico studied what would happen if food companies reduced the amount of salt in processed foods. Using data from over 9,000 …
Scientists are discovering that what a pregnant woman eats might affect her baby's risk of developing autism. A new review of research …
Scientists have discovered that vitamin D plays an important role in keeping skin looking young and preventing wrinkles and age spots. When …
Doctors discovered that a 2-year-old child had a rare allergy to potatoes after months of confusing symptoms. The child kept getting sick …
Researchers in Thailand discovered a particularly dangerous type of bacteria called Acinetobacter baumannii that doesn't respond to most …
Researchers looked at studies about how college and university food services can encourage students and staff to make healthier and more …
Scientists tested whether adding a mineral called cobalt could help sweet fennel plants grow stronger and produce more food. They grew …
Scientists created super-tiny particles smaller than a grain of sand that carry a natural plant compound called resveratrol directly to …
As we age, our bodies naturally lose muscle tissue while gaining fat, a condition called sarcopenia that often goes unnoticed but can …
Researchers reviewed studies about vitamin D and COVID-19 to understand if low vitamin D levels make the disease worse. They found that …
Doctors reported an unusual case of a 46-year-old man who developed calcium deposits in his spine bones, particularly around the lower back …
Doctors who study cancer samples need clear instructions on what tests to run and how to report the results. The College of American …
A 39-year-old man experienced severe weakness and nerve damage after taking semaglutide (a popular weight loss medication) following stomach …
Researchers studied what happens when someone stops taking palopegteriparatide, a newer medicine for a rare condition called …
When someone's jaw joint is too damaged to fix with regular treatment, doctors can replace it with an artificial joint. This study looked at …
Doctors discovered a new genetic mutation in a 19-year-old girl that causes a rare condition called Fanconi-Bickel syndrome. This condition …
Scientists discovered that a specific building block called proline may be crucial for preparing the uterus for pregnancy. When researchers …
Researchers created a special version of the popular video game Minecraft called NutriMine to help people learn about eating healthy foods. …
Researchers studied a program that gave military veterans free fresh vegetables and fruits as part of their medical care. The program, …
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