College Cooking Class Helps Students Eat Better and Feel Healthier
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Does Folic Acid Really Cause Mouth Ulcers? New Genetic Study
Researchers used a new genetic analysis method to investigate whether folic acid levels might be connected to recurrent mouth ulcers …
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Low Vitamin D Linked to Eye Damage in Type 2 Diabetes
According to Gram Research analysis, a 2026 study found that people with type 2 diabetes who have low vitamin D levels are significantly …
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Broken Bones and Parkinson's: Why They Often Happen Together
A new global study of 204 countries found that fractures and Parkinson's disease occur together more often than expected, especially in …
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New Plate Method Helps Eating Disorder Patients Eat Better
Researchers created a new visual eating guide called the MedPlate Method™ to help young people with eating disorders learn healthy eating …
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Why Diabetics Have Weaker Hearts After Heart Attacks
According to Gram Research analysis, scientists discovered why people with type 2 diabetes suffer worse heart damage during heart attacks. …
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How Brain Tumors Hijack Energy: New Clues to Fight Glioblastoma
Glioblastoma is the deadliest type of brain tumor, and scientists have discovered that these cancer cells use a sneaky trick to survive and …
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How Scientists Are Fixing Fish Farm Nutrition Problems
Fish farms are switching from ocean fish feed to plant-based alternatives, but scientists didn't have good ways to know if this was actually …
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Why Fewer Tribal Mothers in India Breastfeed Exclusively
A new study in a tribal district of Maharashtra found that only 63.4% of mothers exclusively breastfeed their babies for the first six …
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New Seed Coating Boosts Folate in Wheat by 23%
Scientists created a special coating for wheat seeds that dramatically increases folate, a crucial B vitamin your body needs. The coating …
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Eating More Fruits and Veggies Isn't Enough for Heart Health
A major study found that even people who follow healthy eating guidelines and eat plenty of fruits and vegetables aren't getting enough of a …
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Oat Fiber Helps Your Liver Handle Unhealthy Foods Better
A new study shows that oat fiber (called beta-glucan) can protect your liver from damage caused by eating foods cooked at high temperatures. …
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Rare Gene Defect Treatable With Folic Acid Saves Child's Life
Researchers in Kuwait discovered two children with a rare genetic condition called MTHFD1 deficiency that damages the immune system and …
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Does Beetroot Juice Make Older Women Stronger?
A new study tested whether drinking beetroot juice could help older women get stronger and healthier. Researchers gave 9 women in their …
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New Combo Treatment Shows Promise for PCOS Symptoms in Study
Researchers tested a new combination treatment for polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a common hormonal condition affecting many women. They …
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A Fiber Supplement Fixes Your Body's Internal Clock
According to Gram Research analysis, a new study shows that a special type of fiber called fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS) can help your body …
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How Hawthorn Extract Helps Your Liver Fight Fat Buildup
Researchers discovered that hawthorn procyanidin extract, a natural compound from hawthorn berries, can help reverse fatty liver disease in …
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What Meat Does to Your Gut Bacteria: A Complete Guide
Your gut is home to trillions of tiny bacteria that affect your health in big ways. A new review from Gram Research analysis examined how …
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What Your Baby Eats Now Shapes Their Immune System for Life
A major review of over 100 studies shows that what babies eat during their first three years has a huge impact on their immune system and …
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How a Bacteria Gene Helps Brucella Survive Inside Your Body
Scientists discovered that a specific gene called plsC helps the bacteria Brucella melitensis survive inside human cells and cause disease. …
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Does Knowing About Nutrition Help You Stay Healthy?
A new study of 126 midwifery students found that those with better nutrition knowledge had healthier body measurements and less belly fat. …
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Why People Living in High Mountains Have Low Vitamin D
A new study of 2,080 people living in Xining, a high-altitude city in China, found that most residents have dangerously low vitamin D …
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Why Poor Water Access Hurts Kids' Growth More Than Low Zinc
A new study of 364 children in rural Ethiopia reveals that nearly 30% of preschoolers show signs of poor growth and development. Researchers …
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Can Fasting and Diet Changes Help Your Teeth and Gums?
A new systematic review examined 14 studies to see if fasting, calorie restriction, and ketogenic diets could improve oral health. Gram …
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