Baby Vitamin D Levels Don't Prevent Autoimmune Diseases
A large Danish study tracked over 20,000 people born between 1981 and 2005 to see if vitamin D levels at birth could predict autoimmune …
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A large Danish study tracked over 20,000 people born between 1981 and 2005 to see if vitamin D levels at birth could predict autoimmune …
A new study of Brazilian teenagers found that those who drink sugary beverages and eat ultra-processed foods show higher levels of …
A new study of over 2,100 families in Chile looked at what school children actually eat and whether they're following healthy eating …
A new case report shows that people with type 2 diabetes who eat only during an 8-10 hour window each day—combined with their regular …
A new study of 677 young adults found that paying attention while eating and following a Mediterranean-style diet timed with your body's …
A new review in Frontiers in Oncology explores a surprising puzzle: while oxidative stress—an imbalance of harmful molecules called free …
A new study of 220 cancer patients reveals that vitamin D deficiency is extremely common, but some patients have a special problem called …
For people with celiac disease, avoiding gluten has always been the main treatment. But many patients still struggle with hidden gluten …
Scientists are studying a new type of medicine called GLP-2 that could help people whose intestines don't work properly. This condition, …
A new study found that eating lard may interfere with how exercise helps people with heart failure. Researchers gave mice with heart …
A new study found that women with extra weight who ate during earlier hours of the day slept better than those who ate later. Researchers …
When someone needs a second kidney transplant after their first one fails, doctors want to know if it will work as well as a first …
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When the White House made an announcement about autism on September 22, 2025, something unexpected happened online. People started searching …
A major study of over 2,100 people in Singapore found that people who lived healthier lives before being diagnosed with colorectal cancer …
Scientists are discovering that the bacteria living in your stomach might have a bigger impact on your mood than anyone realized. According …
Scientists studied nearly 2 million people to understand exactly how exercise helps prevent and reverse type 2 diabetes. They discovered …
A new study shows that eating too much fatty food causes problems in your body's cells, specifically in organs like your kidneys and fat …
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Researchers tested whether two types of aquatic plants could clean up dirty water from chicken and fish farms. According to Gram Research …
Scientists tested whether cheap, locally available ingredients could replace expensive fresh algae for raising fairy shrimp commercially. …
Your gut bacteria do more than just digest food—they transform what you eat into powerful chemicals that control which of your genes turn on …
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