Why People With Obesity Eat: Emotions, Habits, and Mental Health
Researchers studied 220 people with obesity to understand why they eat the way they do. Using a special questionnaire, they found that …
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What Mom Eats During Pregnancy Shapes Baby's Heart Health
A new study shows that when pregnant rats eat a low-protein diet, their baby daughters develop heart changes as early as three weeks old. …
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Online Classes Help People With Arthritis Learn to Manage Their Disease
Researchers in Uganda tested whether virtual classes could help people with rheumatic diseases like arthritis learn to care for themselves …
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Most Food Ads on Public Transit Are for Unhealthy Foods
A new study looked at all the food and drink advertisements on buses, trams, and trains in Western Melbourne, Australia. Researchers found …
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Low-Carb and Regular Diets Work Equally Well for Type 2 Diabetes
A new study compared two different eating plans for people with newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes. One group followed a low glycemic load diet …
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Why Baby Birds' Colors Change Based on Their Health
A Gram Research analysis of collared flycatcher nestlings reveals that a bird's internal health—specifically how well their body handles …
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New Wristband Detects Heavy Metals in Your Air
Scientists created a special wristband that can measure how much lead and other metals you're exposed to in your daily environment. The …
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New Sweat Test Catches Nerve Damage in Type 1 Diabetes Early
Researchers in India discovered that a simple sweat gland test can detect nerve damage from diabetes before traditional screening methods …
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Special Fat Helps Bodies Fight Sepsis Better
Sepsis is a dangerous condition where the body's response to infection causes serious damage. According to Gram Research analysis, …
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New Tool Helps Scientists Study Brain Obesity Gene
Scientists have created a new research tool to better understand how a brain protein called GPR75 affects weight gain. According to Gram …
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How Your Body's Clock Controls Fat Burning
Scientists discovered a hidden switch in your cells that controls how your body burns fat, and it's controlled by three things: your sleep …
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New Strategy Could Stop Bacteria From Becoming Antibiotic-Resistant
Scientists have discovered a new way to fight antibiotic resistance by attacking bacteria in a smarter way. Instead of using one drug, …
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Why Some People Have High B12 Levels But Still Feel Tired
Scientists studying genetic data from hundreds of thousands of people discovered something surprising: some folks carry a genetic variant …
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Fish Waste Additive Boosts Chicken Growth Without Antibiotics
Researchers tested a new feed additive made from fermented catfish waste to see if it could help chickens grow better and stay healthier. …
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Cinnamon Compound Shows Promise for Blood Sugar Control
Researchers extracted and tested a natural compound called CCP1A from cinnamon bark to see if it could help control blood sugar in mice with …
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Your Genes Don't Control Vitamin D as Much as You Think
A new study of 473 elite German athletes reveals that your genes play a surprisingly small role in determining your vitamin D levels. …
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Low-FODMAP Diet for IBS: What the Science Actually Shows
A new letter in a major medical journal takes a closer look at the low-FODMAP diet, a popular eating plan for people with irritable bowel …
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Why College Students Are Drinking Too Much Caffeine
A new study of university students in Bangladesh reveals that nearly 7 out of 10 students drink caffeine daily, mostly through tea and …
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Why More Exercise Might Not Help Diabetes Nerve Pain
A new study of 463 people with diabetes in Saudi Arabia found something surprising: those who exercised the most actually had higher rates …
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New Plant Compound Protects Liver From Fatty Diet Damage
Researchers tested a natural plant compound called vitexin to see if it could protect rat livers from damage caused by eating a high-fat …
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High-Fat Diet Damages Heart Tissue Before You Feel It
Researchers discovered that eating a high-fat diet causes hidden damage to the heart muscle in mice, even before traditional heart problems …
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Why Malnourished Mice Survived Acetaminophen Better Than Well-Fed Ones
Researchers discovered something surprising: mice that were malnourished actually survived acetaminophen (the active ingredient in Tylenol) …
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Brain Health Struggles After Cardiac Arrest: What Survivors Need
When someone survives a cardiac arrest, their brain can be affected in ways that create stress for both them and their family caregivers. …
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Licorice Compound Could Help Your Body Handle Sugar Better
Scientists discovered that a natural compound found in licorice called liquiritigenin may help fight obesity and improve how your body …
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