Is Drinking 100% Fruit Juice Bad for the Planet?
Scientists looked at how much damage 100% fruit juice does to the environment compared to other foods we eat. They found that fruit juice …
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Can Your Genes Help Predict the Best Weight Loss Plan?
Scientists are discovering that people's genes may affect how well they respond to different weight loss strategies. A new review of …
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Smart Devices That Watch What You Eat Are Getting Better
Researchers looked at 50 recent studies testing special devices that can automatically detect when people eat and drink. These devices use …
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Eating Mediterranean Foods May Help Your Gut Fight Liver Disease
Researchers compared the eating habits and gut bacteria of 25 people with a fatty liver disease called MASLD to 25 healthy people. They …
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Why Most People With High Blood Pressure Can't Control It
Researchers in Morocco studied 604 people with high blood pressure to understand why so many struggle to keep their numbers healthy. They …
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How One Nepal School Made Lunch Programs Work Better
A school in Nepal found ways to make their lunch program for students work better and last longer. Researchers talked to students, parents, …
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Why People Choose Vegan Diets: What a German Study Reveals
Researchers in Germany surveyed over 1,500 adults to understand why some people eat vegan diets while others eat meat and animal products. …
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Special Supplement Makes Chicken Eggs Healthier and Stronger
Researchers tested whether adding a special form of selenium (a mineral) to chicken feed could improve egg quality and chicken health. They …
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Hidden Toxins in Food: What Chinese Study Reveals About Mold Poisons
Researchers tested urine samples from 311 people living in three different regions of China to measure exposure to mycotoxins—harmful …
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Can Reducing Environmental Toxins Help Couples Get Pregnant?
Researchers are testing whether helping couples avoid harmful chemicals, stress, and unhealthy habits can improve their chances of having a …
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Probiotics May Help Protect Lungs from Nickel Damage
Nickel is a toxic metal found in some workplaces and environments that can damage lung cells and cause inflammation. Scientists tested …
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Two Weight-Loss Drugs Work Better Together for Liver Health
Scientists tested two different medications in overweight mice to see how well they work for weight loss and liver health. One drug (GLP-1) …
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