New Tool Helps Thailand Pick Healthier Meals
Researchers in Thailand created a new scoring system to help people choose healthier meals by looking at six important nutrients: energy, …
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Researchers in Thailand created a new scoring system to help people choose healthier meals by looking at six important nutrients: energy, …
Japanese researchers created a new tool to help people eat healthier by scoring dishes based on their nutritional content. The system, …
Scientists have created a tiny capsule that protects helpful bacteria as they travel through your stomach and intestines. According to Gram …
A new study of 158 patients with ulcerative colitis found that people who ate foods rich in antioxidants had less severe symptoms than those …
A patient with lymphocytic gastritis—a condition where immune cells inflame the stomach lining—experienced significant improvement after …
Thailand is eating out more than ever before. More women working, city living, and food delivery apps mean fewer home-cooked meals. But …
Researchers created a new tool called the Ajinomoto Group Nutrient Profiling System (ANPS) to help Japanese people understand how healthy …
Researchers in Italy studied ancient skeletal remains from four different time periods spanning 2,000 years to understand how dental health …
A new review of Malaysia's food culture shows that eating out at hawker stalls, coffee shops, and restaurants has become the norm for many …
A new study reveals that biodegradable plastics marketed as environmentally friendly—specifically PLA and PLGA, found in everything from …
A groundbreaking study shows that what mothers eat during pregnancy and breastfeeding can have lasting effects on their babies' brain …
A new study found that a combination of helpful bacteria and plant compounds called phenolics may protect your heart and brain from damage …
A new study of 3,200 European workers reveals that stress from balancing work and family life can make people eat fewer fruits and …
A Gram Research analysis of a 12-week study found that postmenopausal women who switched from animal protein to plant protein lost more …
Researchers followed nearly 49,000 postmenopausal women for 20 years to see if eating a low-fat diet could prevent dementia-related deaths. …
A new study found that red palm oil might help protect your body from the harmful effects of eating too much fatty food. Researchers gave …
A new study found that drinking coffee might help protect your body when you're eating unhealthy food and not getting enough sleep. …
A major review of 16 studies found that a special eating plan called the Crohn's Disease Exclusion Diet (CDED) helps people with Crohn's …
Scientists reviewed 54 studies exploring how the bacteria living in your gut affect your sleep and daily rhythms. According to research …
A major review of 31 studies involving over 3,000 newborns found that babies with breathing problems tend to have lower vitamin D levels. …
Your red blood cells come in different sizes, and a blood test called RDW measures how varied those sizes are. According to Gram Research …
A major study of over 31,000 Koreans found that most people eat enough choline, a nutrient their bodies need for brain health and cell …
A new study of over 8,000 adults in Seoul found that knowing how to choose and prepare healthy foods—called "food literacy"—makes a big …
A major study of over 8,000 Korean adults found that eating more protein doesn't automatically improve your health—but eating the right …
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