Does Eating Antioxidant-Rich Foods Help With Colorectal Cancer?
Researchers compared what people with advanced colorectal cancer ate to what healthy people ate, focusing on foods rich in …
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Teaching Students to Work Together Improves Teamwork Skills
Researchers in Lebanon tested whether a special training program could help health profession students work better together. They brought …
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How Your Body Handles Sugar May Affect How Fast You Age
Scientists studied nearly 5,000 adults with heart, kidney, and metabolic problems to understand how well their bodies process sugar. They …
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Sitting Less May Boost Your Energy and Mood
Researchers wanted to know if sitting less could help people feel better. They studied 64 adults with metabolic syndrome (a condition …
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Why Some People Feel Sick From Wheat (But Don't Have Celiac)
Some people experience stomach problems, tiredness, and other symptoms when they eat wheat, even though they don't have celiac disease or a …
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New Cholesterol Treatment Shows Promise for Rare Genetic Disorder
Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome (SLOS) is a rare genetic condition where the body can't make enough cholesterol properly. Researchers tested a …
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Vitamin D and Genes May Explain Why Some Women Get PCOS
Researchers in India studied 170 women with PCOS and 150 healthy women to understand how vitamin D deficiency and specific genetic …
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Rare Baby Bone Disease: How Doctors Solved a Medical Mystery
Hypophosphatasia is an extremely rare genetic condition that affects how a baby's body builds bones. In this case study, doctors describe a …
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New Drug Shows Promise in Protecting Brain After Bleeding
Scientists discovered that a vitamin D-related drug called paricalcitol may protect brain cells from damage after a brain bleed. Using mouse …
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New Drug May Help Obese People Recover Better From Muscle Injuries
Researchers discovered that a diabetes medication called tofogliflozin might help people with obesity heal muscle injuries faster and …
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Special Bacteria May Help Keep Older Adults Strong and Mobile
Scientists discovered that a type of helpful bacteria called Bacillus subtilis TO-A might help prevent the muscle weakness that comes with …
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How Your Good Cholesterol Might Help Your Body Use Vitamin D
Scientists have discovered that your body might use a special type of cholesterol called HDL to transport vitamin D from your digestive …
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