What Your Baby's Gut Bacteria Says About Growth
Researchers in Indonesia studied 300 babies (150 pairs) to understand why some children grow slower than others. They looked at the tiny …
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Iron Pills Alone May Stunt Growth in Young Children
A major study of 433 children in Myanmar found that giving iron supplements without improving overall diet quality may actually slow …
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Can Vitamin D Help Your Heart Beat Better?
Your heart has its own nervous system that controls how fast it beats and how it responds to stress. When this system gets out of balance, …
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Wild Orangutans Mix Plants to Heal Themselves
Scientists studying wild Bornean orangutans in Indonesia discovered something remarkable: these great apes deliberately combine different …
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Vitamin D Levels Linked to Sex Hormones in Women
A new study of over 3,000 American women found that those with healthy vitamin D levels had different hormone patterns compared to women …
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Cheap Prenatal Vitamins Could Save Millions of Babies' Lives
A major study across 25 developing countries found that switching pregnant women from basic iron and folic acid pills to affordable multiple …
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Why Some Kids Have Too Much Vitamin B12 (And What It Means)
Doctors recently studied children who came to blood specialist clinics with unusually high vitamin B12 levels in their blood. While we …
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What Really Causes Ovarian Cancer? New Genetic Study Reveals Key Risk Factors
Researchers analyzed 120 studies using genetic data to understand what causes ovarian cancer. According to Gram Research analysis, they …
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How Ancient Fishing Changed Denmark's Ecosystem for 3,700 Years
Researchers studied how people in Denmark fished and hunted for thousands of years, from around 4500 to 800 BCE. By examining bones and …
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Kids with Autism in Vietnam Are Missing Key Nutrients
Researchers in Central Vietnam studied 48 children with autism to understand their nutrition problems. They found that nearly half of these …
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Special Enzyme and Wheat Bran Help Mice Lose Weight
Researchers discovered that combining a special enzyme called xylanase with wheat bran helped obese mice lose weight and improve their …
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Can Diet and Exercise Stop Prostate Cancer From Getting Worse?
A new review of research shows that what you eat and how much you exercise may help slow down prostate cancer in men who are watching and …
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Tiny Algae Could Transform Shrimp Farming and Fight Disease
Scientists are discovering that microalgae—microscopic plants grown in water—could revolutionize how we farm shrimp. According to Gram …
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Gut Bacteria and Selenium: New Clues About Diabetes Risk
Researchers studied how a specific gut bacteria called Ruminococcus torques interacts with selenium (a nutrient your body needs) to affect …
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Why Vitamin D Matters for Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Researchers studied how body chemistry changes in people with diabetic foot ulcers by analyzing blood samples from patients with ulcers, …
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Kids With Kidney Disease Have Weaker Bones From Steroid Treatment
Children with nephrotic syndrome (a kidney disease) take strong steroid medications for long periods, which can weaken their bones. …
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Rare Intestinal Condition Found in DiGeorge Syndrome Patient
A case report describes an 11-year-old girl with DiGeorge syndrome who developed a serious intestinal condition called lymphangiectasia, …
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Can Fasting Help Fight Cancer? What Science Shows
Researchers reviewed hundreds of studies on fasting and fasting-mimicking diets as potential add-on treatments for cancer. According to Gram …
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Echinacea Boosts Chicken Immunity at High Altitude
Researchers tested whether echinacea, a popular herbal supplement, could help chickens stay healthy when raised in high-altitude …
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Rare Muscle Disease With High Calcium Levels After Pregnancy
A young woman experienced chest pain and a lump on her thigh two months after giving birth. Doctors discovered she had an unusual condition …
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Red Wine May Help You Age Slower, Study Finds
A large study of Italian men found that drinking moderate amounts of wine—especially red wine as part of a Mediterranean diet—was linked to …
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How Dentists Learn to Give Better Food Advice to Different Cultures
Dental students at Newcastle University worked together to create better teaching materials about food and tooth decay for people from …
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Growing Food at Home Boosts Women's Nutrition in Bangladesh
A major study of over 2,600 women in rural Bangladesh found that growing food at home significantly improved what women eat and the variety …
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The Best Way to Measure Carbs for Better Blood Sugar Control
A new study of 238 people with type 2 diabetes found that measuring carbohydrates as a percentage of total daily calories works better than …
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