New Hope for Rare Bone Tumors: Drug Helps Heal Severe Hip Fracture
Researchers reported a breakthrough case where a 32-year-old man with a rare bone tumor called a Brown tumor developed a serious hip …
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What You Eat May Affect Long COVID Risk, Study Finds
A major study of nearly 70,000 people from the UK Biobank found that eating a diet high in inflammatory foods may increase the risk of …
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Why the Foods We Eat Are Disappearing and Why That Matters
A major new research initiative called the World Diet Initiative is tracking how the variety of foods people eat around the world is …
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Eating Healthier in Scotland Doesn't Have to Cost More
A new study from Scotland shows that switching to healthier, more sustainable foods doesn't require spending extra money at the grocery …
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What Physical Therapists Say About Treating Constipation and Bowel Issues
A new survey of pelvic floor physical therapists in the Chicago area reveals important insights about how these specialists treat …
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High-Fat, Low-Carb Diets May Help Intestinal Tumors Grow
A groundbreaking 2026 study published in Nature suggests that high-fat, low-carbohydrate diets—popular for weight loss—may inadvertently …
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How Diabetes Damages the Heart's Drainage System
According to Gram Research analysis, scientists discovered that diabetes damages the tiny drainage system in the heart that removes excess …
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Why High-Fat Diets Mess With Your Gut's Nerve System
According to Gram Research analysis, scientists discovered that eating too much fatty food triggers immune cells to invade your gut's nerve …
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Acupuncture Plus Medications May Help Bone Health in Older Women
A major analysis of 112 studies involving nearly 10,000 Chinese women examined how combining acupuncture with bone-strengthening medications …
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Blood Tests Can Predict Thyroid Problems in Pregnancy
Researchers developed a computer program that can predict which pregnant women will develop thyroid problems by analyzing their blood test …
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Monk Fruit Sweetener Beats Sugar and Sucralose for Weight and Blood Sugar
A new study compared three different sweeteners in obese mice to see which one was best for managing weight and blood sugar. Researchers …
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New Protein Found to Trigger Artery Clogging Disease
Scientists discovered that a protein called Olfactomedin 2 (Olfm2) plays a major role in causing atherosclerosis, the disease where fatty …
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Special Fat Supplement Helps Mice Lose Weight and Stay Healthy
Researchers tested a special type of fat made from plant oils on obese mice to see if it could help them lose weight and feel better. The …
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Why Kidney Patients on Many Medications Get Dangerous Drug Errors
Researchers in Egypt studied 552 kidney disease patients and found that nearly 1 in 4 experienced medication-related problems—mistakes that …
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What Monkey Teeth Reveal About Evolution and Diet
Scientists studied the roots of monkey teeth to understand how evolution and diet shape tooth structure. By examining 68 primates and …
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New Drug Approach Shows Promise for Fatty Liver Disease
Researchers have discovered a new way to treat fatty liver disease by targeting a specific protein called PKLR using compounds that block a …
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Why People With Rare Tumors Need Stronger Bones
A new study found that people with neuroendocrine tumors (rare cancers that start in hormone-producing cells) often have weaker bones and …
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Special Diet and Nutrition Drink Help Heal Gut in Colitis Patients
Researchers tested whether a special nutrition drink combined with an exclusion diet could help people with ulcerative colitis (a condition …
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What You Eat Directly Affects How Long You Live
A new study published in Cleaner Food Systems reveals that the foods we choose to eat have a major impact on both how long we live and how …
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Common Red Beans May Help Protect Brain Memory in Alzheimer's
Researchers tested whether common red beans could help prevent memory loss in rats with Alzheimer's disease. According to Gram Research …
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Smart Watch Detects When You Eat to Prevent Blood Sugar Crashes
Researchers created a new algorithm that uses data from continuous glucose monitors and smartwatches to automatically detect when people eat …
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Fish Food Made From Insects: What Scientists Found
Scientists tested whether black soldier fly larvae could replace traditional fish meal in the diet of hybrid grouper fish. They fed 720 fish …
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Why Too Much Vitamin A Blocks a Fish's Pink Color
Researchers studied how vitamin A affects astaxanthin—a natural pink pigment—in farmed salmon. They found that when salmon ate diets with …
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Foods That Cause Inflammation May Increase Fatty Liver Disease Risk
A new study found that eating foods that trigger inflammation in your body is linked to a higher risk of developing fatty liver disease, a …
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