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Scientists reviewed 17 studies involving over 61,000 people to understand how diet affects hair health. They found that getting enough …
Researchers used advanced 3D bone scans to compare hip bone strength between 74 people with type 2 diabetes and 51 healthy people. While …
A new study challenges the common practice of giving low-fat diets to people with acute pancreatitis (sudden inflammation of the pancreas). …
A study of 234 children in Turkey found that many school-age kids aren't getting enough important nutrients. About 1 in 10 children had …
Researchers studied 51 people who had bad reactions to intravenous (IV) iron treatments. They found that these reactions aren't true …
A new study of 1,350 adults found that people who eat mindfully and follow a Mediterranean-style diet tend to have better mental health. …
Researchers in Sudan studied 238 adults and found that people who snore regularly had lower vitamin D levels in their blood compared to …
Scientists studied people who ate 25% fewer calories for two years and found something surprising. Even after accounting for their smaller …
A new study from Spain shows that kidney disease patients who received personalized nutrition coaching felt better and had improved health …
Scientists studied 30 people with extra weight to see if their gut bacteria changed during a tough 3-week diet and exercise program. Even …
Researchers followed 300 people with celiac disease to see how well they stuck to gluten-free diets and how their health changed over time. …
A large study of over 27,000 Americans found that people who ate more inflammatory foods were more likely to have fatty liver disease. …
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