How Teens With Type 1 Diabetes Use Social Media to Help Themselves
Researchers looked at what young people with type 1 diabetes talk about on social media platforms like Twitter and Reddit. They analyzed …
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Can AI Help You Lose Weight With Better Supplements?
Researchers tested whether artificial intelligence could help people lose weight by recommending personalized dietary supplements. This …
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What Mom Ate Before Pregnancy May Shape Your Fat Cells
Scientists studied sheep to understand how a mother's diet before pregnancy affects her babies' fat tissue development. They found that when …
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Starting Babies on Full Milk Feeds Right Away Is Safe
Doctors have long waited days before giving premature babies full milk feeds, worried it might cause problems. Instead, they start with IV …
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Moldy Food Chemicals May Harm Fertility in Ways We Didn't Know
Researchers discovered that two toxic chemicals found in moldy grains—deoxynivalenol and α-zearalenol—can damage reproductive organs in ways …
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New Target Found to Stop Lung Scarring Disease
Researchers discovered how a protein called MTHFD2 helps lung cells make collagen, which causes scarring in a serious lung disease called …
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Ancient Bean Could Help Fight Disease and Keep You Healthy
Scientists are excited about a special bean called pajuro that grows in the Andes Mountains. When this bean is broken down in the right way, …
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New Injectable Treatment Shows Promise Against Brain Cancer
Researchers developed a new way to deliver cancer-fighting drugs directly into brain tumors using a special gel-like substance. The …
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New Drug Candidates Show Promise Against Hard-to-Treat Bacteria
Scientists are developing new medicines to fight dangerous bacteria that are becoming resistant to current antibiotics. This study focused …
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Scientists Create Super-Tiny Tunnels in New Materials
Researchers have figured out how to design special materials with incredibly tiny, organized tunnels running through them. These materials, …
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Using Satellites to Track Farming Practices That Help the Environment
Scientists used satellite images from space to track how well two farming practices work: planting cover crops in winter and using gentler …
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New Test Spots Heart Disease Risk Before It Starts
Researchers created a new screening tool to identify people at risk for metabolic syndrome—a group of health problems that increase the …
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