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Babies need vitamin D to build strong bones and stay healthy, but many don't get enough, especially in the first few months of life. …
Researchers tested whether eating anti-inflammatory foods (foods that reduce body swelling) could help children with autism think more …
Researchers are exploring an exciting connection between a condition called cerebral folate deficiency and autism. Some children with autism …
Researchers studied 557 patients with a rare type of blood cancer called peripheral T-cell lymphoma to understand what makes it harder to …
Researchers studied nearly 1,800 people with celiac disease and compared them to people without it. They found that people with celiac …
Scientists discovered that wild honeybees have more diverse and healthy gut bacteria and microbes compared to honeybees that are managed by …
Researchers studied 83 people with early-stage kidney disease to see if eating healthier foods could help their kidneys work better. For one …
Researchers studied nearly 2,800 older adults with COPD (a serious lung disease) who were treated in intensive care units. They discovered …
Scientists created a special way to deliver fucoxanthin, a nutrient from seaweed, directly to your eyes. Fucoxanthin is known to help …
Researchers discovered that heat therapy might help people with fatty liver disease by changing how their liver processes fat. In this …
Scientists discovered that a protein called AhR, which helps our bodies get rid of toxins, may also play a big role in heart disease. When …
Scientists discovered that bacteria in your gut produce a chemical called trimethylamine (TMA) that acts like a messenger to control your …
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