Why Cancer Patients Struggle to Eat During Treatment
When cancer patients receive chemotherapy, they often experience side effects that make eating difficult—like nausea, vomiting, and changes …
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When cancer patients receive chemotherapy, they often experience side effects that make eating difficult—like nausea, vomiting, and changes …
Scientists discovered that vitamin D plays an important role in how our brains develop during early life, especially for processing what we …
Some children are born with a rare condition called MCADD that makes it hard for their bodies to break down certain fats for energy. Doctors …
Researchers in Lebanon discovered that many people admitted to hospitals don't have reliable access to enough food, which can make their …
Researchers studied two ways to treat a serious condition that affects people with kidney disease. Some patients had surgery to remove …
Researchers tested whether a special supplement containing helpful bacteria and fiber could reduce harmful substances in the blood that are …
Researchers are testing whether Jinhua dark tea, a naturally fermented Chinese tea, could help people with type 2 diabetes manage their …
Researchers studied over 258,000 people in the UK to see if omega-3 fatty acids (healthy fats found in fish) could help protect against …
Researchers tested whether a 2-hour training class could help nurses improve their knowledge about feeding patients who are nearing the end …
Researchers in Turkey studied 495 college students to see if understanding nutrition information helps people make better food choices for …
When saltwater seeps into farmland near the ocean, it can destroy rice crops and threaten food supplies. Scientists tested whether a special …
Researchers used computer models to study how omega-3 fatty acids (the healthy fats found in fish) might help protect your heart and brain. …
Researchers studied the bacteria living in the vaginas of pregnant women to understand why some deliver babies too early. They compared 35 …
Scientists have discovered that the way you live—how much you exercise, what you eat, how well you sleep, and how active your mind …
When older women with breast cancer go through chemotherapy, stomach problems often make it hard to eat healthy foods. Researchers studied …
Researchers looked at how plants and herbs from traditional medicine might help people manage diabetes. While modern medicines work well, …
Researchers found a creative way to use grapefruit peels that would normally be thrown away. They mixed freeze-dried grapefruit peel powder …
Researchers found a creative way to use pomelo fruit peels (the white spongy part under the skin) to make pasta more nutritious. They mixed …
Breast infections during nursing are often caused by a tough bacteria called Staphylococcus aureus that can resist antibiotics. Researchers …
Researchers studied how vitamin D levels in the blood change during a 24-hour period in healthy adults from different racial and ethnic …
Scientists discovered that feeding algae nutrients at the right times—small amounts when they're starting out, lots during growth, and less …
Scientists studying tadpoles discovered how thyroid hormone controls the complete rebuilding of the intestines during metamorphosis. They …
A team of European liver surgery experts reviewed hundreds of medical studies to create clear guidelines for helping patients recover safely …
Researchers tested a new two-drug combination to treat MASH, a serious liver disease where fat builds up in liver cells, causing …
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