Your Gut Bacteria May Help Control Asthma Attacks
Scientists have discovered that bacteria living in your stomach and intestines may play a big role in controlling asthma, especially a …
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A Food Compound That May Help Protect Kidneys in Diabetes
Researchers discovered that a natural compound found in food called cyclo-glycylproline might help prevent kidney damage in people with …
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Why Weight Loss Is Hard for People With Rare Brain Pressure Condition
Researchers in Kenya studied 152 patients with a rare condition called idiopathic intracranial hypertension (IIH), which causes dangerous …
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Why Some People Lose Too Many Amino Acids in Their Urine
Your body needs amino acids to build muscles, create energy, and keep cells healthy. Sometimes, people lose too many amino acids through …
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When You Eat Matters: Dinner Timing May Help Blood Sugar and Weight
Researchers studied 43 older adults to see if eating a healthy meal at different times of day would affect their health. Some people ate a …
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Walnut Shells Help Lambs Digest Food Better
Researchers tested whether adding ground walnut shells to lamb feed could help the animals grow better and digest their food more …
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Rare Genetic Disorder Causes Seizures and Muscle Problems in Newborn
Doctors discovered a newborn baby with a rare genetic condition called Pyridoxine-Dependent Epilepsy (PDE) that caused seizures, muscle …
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Why We Need a New Way to Think About Food and Health
For over 100 years, scientists have studied how different foods affect our health. But our food system has changed dramatically, and the old …
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Scientists Find New Ways to Wake Up Dormant Viruses in Bacteria
Scientists tested thousands of compounds to find new ways to activate dormant viruses that live inside bacteria. These viruses, called …
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How Travel Changes Your Gut Bacteria and What You Can Do
When you travel internationally, especially to developing countries, your gut bacteria go through major changes. Jet lag, new foods, stress, …
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How Kidney Care and Plant-Based Eating Help Save the Planet
A new research article explores how healthcare and our food choices affect both human health and the environment. The study highlights that …
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Natural Plant Additive Keeps Chicken Meat Quality High in Hot Weather
When chickens are raised in hot climates, heat stress can affect meat quality and how efficiently they grow. Researchers tested a natural …
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