Scientists Find New Protein That Triggers Liver Scarring
Researchers discovered that a protein called ORP3 plays a crucial role in liver scarring, a serious condition that develops when the liver …
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Researchers discovered that a protein called ORP3 plays a crucial role in liver scarring, a serious condition that develops when the liver …
According to Gram Research analysis, scientists discovered that resveratrol—a natural compound found in red wine and grapes—may help prevent …
A new study of 531 diabetic patients in Palestine found that three out of four people struggled to keep their blood sugar levels healthy. …
Researchers studied 655 stroke patients to see if vitamin levels in the blood could predict how well they'd recover after three months. They …
Scientists discovered that a specific amino acid called leucine—found in protein-rich foods—might help lung cancer grow faster in the body. …
A major analysis of 22 research studies involving over 36,000 pregnant women found that certain vitamins and minerals can significantly …
When doctors remove your thyroid gland, your body sometimes struggles to maintain healthy calcium levels—a common problem called …
When people can't eat normally, doctors use feeding tubes to deliver nutrition directly into the stomach or intestines. But these tubes can …
A new study from Portugal shows that depression hits people with lower incomes much harder than wealthier people. Researchers looked at over …
A new study examined how a common industrial pollutant called PCB (Aroclor 1254) damages male reproductive health in rats, and whether …
A new study on rats suggests that eating moderately less food during the teenage years might have surprising benefits decades later. …
Scientists created a new computer tool called EcoGS that predicts how different gut bacteria interact with each other based on what you eat. …
The American Heart Association created a simple checklist called Life's Essential 8 to help people stay healthy and prevent heart disease. …
A new study from Cell Reports shows that a supplement made from yeast can help strengthen the immune system, especially in obese mice. …
Researchers studied how DNA changes affect women with PCOS (a common hormone disorder) in India, focusing on how weight plays a role. They …
A major review of 15 studies found that people who follow the EAT-Lancet diet—a plant-based eating plan focused on vegetables, whole grains, …
Scientists have created a new type of bandage that stops bleeding much faster than regular gauze and doesn't cause the dangerous side …
A new study of 203 children with celiac disease found they experience significantly more sleep problems than healthy children their age. …
A new study of over 4,200 adults reveals that eating sustainably and healthily doesn't automatically lead to weight loss—especially if …
Scientists found a protein called Ssu72 that plays a big role in how our bodies store fat when we eat too much. When researchers removed …
Scientists tested whether two types of algae—Chlorella and Spirulina—plus an organic acid could improve gut health in chickens without using …
A new study looked at whether people with type 2 diabetes who know more about nutrition actually follow the Mediterranean diet better. …
Researchers studied 1,002 people with heart disease to understand how their bodies react to food. They discovered that when certain harmful …
A major review of 25 studies shows that getting young people to eat healthier and more sustainable foods isn't just about teaching them …
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