What You Eat May Help Prevent Ringing in Your Ears
Researchers followed over 113,000 women for decades to see if diet affects tinnitus—that annoying ringing sound in your ears. They found …
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Researchers followed over 113,000 women for decades to see if diet affects tinnitus—that annoying ringing sound in your ears. They found …
Scientists studied nearly 7,000 American adults to see if eating low-fat diets affects how quickly our cells age. They measured something …
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Doctors in New Zealand are recommending that people at risk of developing type 2 diabetes talk with their healthcare providers about taking …
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Scientists discovered that kaempferol, a natural substance found in plants, might protect your brain from aging-related memory problems. In …
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Researchers studied a new bone-strengthening medication called romosozumab in 58 postmenopausal women with severe osteoporosis (weak bones). …
Scientists discovered that combining three simple changes—eating less of one amino acid, adding a supplement, and exercising—can help fruit …
Scientists studied what Beijing swifts eat and what bacteria live in their stomachs to better understand how these birds survive in the …
Researchers used advanced genetic analysis to investigate whether vitamin levels actually cause infections, or if infections change vitamin …
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Scientists discovered a special type of bacteria called Enterococcus faecalis in healthy sheep that could help animals stay healthy without …
Researchers looked at 35 studies involving kidney transplant patients to see if lifestyle changes like exercise, diet, and behavior …
Researchers looked at 39 different studies from Southeast Asia to find out if lifestyle changes could help people with high blood pressure. …
When people from Sub-Saharan Africa move to wealthier countries like the United States or Canada, they face big changes in their food …
Doctors need to know exactly how many calories cancer patients should eat to help them stay healthy during treatment. This study looked at …
Scientists discovered that high doses of vitamin C might actually help tumors grow in people who carry a specific genetic mutation called …
Your skin has a built-in defense system that protects you from germs, sun damage, and moisture loss. When this barrier breaks down, it can …
Scientists found a quicker, easier method to extract and purify a special protein called proteoglycan from salmon nose cartilage. This …
Scientists studied how semaglutide, a popular weight-loss medication, actually works in the body. Using rats, they compared those taking …
Researchers tested a special type of fat called 1,3-DAG to see if it could help rats with type 2 diabetes. The rats that ate this fat showed …
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