Mom's Zinc Helps Baby Chickens Develop Better Guts
Scientists studied whether giving mother chickens extra zinc in their food would help their baby chicks grow better and healthier. They fed …
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Plant Hormones That Help Crops Survive Droughts and Heat
Scientists have discovered that plants naturally produce special chemicals called strigolactones that help them survive tough conditions …
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How a Simple Amino Acid Might Help Fight Obesity and Weak Bones
Scientists discovered that a natural substance called glutamine might help protect bones and reduce weight gain in people who are …
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What You Eat Changes Your Skin Temperature During Exercise
Scientists studied how different foods affect skin temperature in athletes with disabilities. They used special cameras that detect heat to …
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Low Vitamin D May Affect Cancer Treatment Success
Researchers looked at thousands of cancer patients taking a newer type of medicine called immune checkpoint inhibitors to see if vitamin D …
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New Way to Spot Muscle Loss from Illness Using Ultrasound
Researchers developed a new method to detect muscle loss in people with serious illnesses by using ultrasound to measure a specific thigh …
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Three-Part Plan Helps Older Adults Stay Strong and Healthy
As people live longer, many face serious health challenges like muscle loss, weakness, and poor nutrition. Researchers studied a three-part …
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Growing Gardens Helps Kids Eat Better and Move More
Researchers wanted to see if letting kids garden at school would help them develop healthy habits. They studied 30 children for 16 …
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Can Watermelon Juice Help Your Muscles Grow and Feel Less Sore?
Researchers wanted to know if drinking watermelon juice before exercise could help muscles grow bigger and recover better. They had 42 men …
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Can Sesame Seeds Help Lower Blood Pressure? What Science Says
Researchers looked at six studies involving 465 people to see if sesame supplements could help people with high blood pressure. The studies …
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Vitamin D Levels: When Low Is Bad, But Medium Might Be Fine
A large study of over 375,000 people in the UK looked at whether vitamin D levels affect heart disease and bone fracture risk. Researchers …
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Your Genes May Explain Why Certain Foods Protect Against Gallstones
Scientists discovered that your DNA might explain why eating cheese, dried fruits, oily fish, and raw vegetables can help prevent …
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