Tiny Particles Stop Armyworms From Growing in First Generation
Scientists tested whether tiny particles made of cerium and zinc-selenium could slow down fall armyworms, a major pest that damages corn and …
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Green Seaweed May Help Protect Joints from Arthritis
Researchers tested whether compounds from green seaweed called ulva could help prevent joint damage in rats that had both unhealthy diets …
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New Tiny Particles Show Promise for Fatty Liver Disease
Scientists discovered a new way to treat fatty liver disease using super-tiny particles called nanoparticles. They found that a protein …
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Plant-Based Eating and Kidney Health in Older Adults
Researchers looked at whether following the EAT-Lancet diet—a way of eating that focuses on plants, whole grains, and less meat—affects …
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New Supplement Cuts Cow Methane by 27% Without Hurting Growth
Scientists tested a new feed additive called 3-NOP in cattle to see if it could reduce methane gas emissions—a major contributor to climate …
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Why Some Cambodian Kids Eat Healthier Than Others
Researchers studied nearly 700 schoolchildren in rural Cambodia to understand what affects how healthy their diets are. They found that …
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Dark Spots on Your Knuckles? It Might Mean Low B12
Researchers have discovered that darkening of the skin on your knuckles could be a warning sign that your body isn't getting enough vitamin …
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Extra Weight and Blood Sugar Problems May Weaken Bones in Teens
Researchers studied 92 teenagers to understand how weight and blood sugar problems affect bone health. They found that overweight teens with …
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Kids Who Move Better Stay Healthier: What Science Shows
A major review of 47 scientific studies found that children who are better at basic movement skills—like running, jumping, and throwing—tend …
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Can Tomato Supplements Help Your Liver Stay Healthy?
Researchers tested whether a special tomato supplement could help people with a common liver condition called MASLD (metabolic …
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Eating More Plants May Protect Your Liver in Your 20s
Researchers studied 887 young adults around age 27 to understand how their food choices affect liver health. They found that people who ate …
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Gut Bacteria May Help Control Your Mood and Brain Health
Scientists discovered that a specific type of gut bacteria called Ruminococcaceae may influence how your brain works and affects your mood. …
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New Drug Denosumab Helps Broken Bones Heal Better Than Vitamins Alone
Researchers compared two ways to treat broken bones caused by weak bones (osteoporosis). One group of patients took a new medicine called …
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Why Healthcare Workers Need to Eat Better Too
Healthcare professionals like nurses and doctors spend their days telling patients to eat healthy foods, but they often forget to do it …
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What Makes a Diet Actually Healthy? A New Definition
Scientists from Italy's nutrition society looked at how experts define a "healthy diet" and found that the answer is more complicated than …
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What Do Kids and Parents Really Think About Healthy Eating Rules?
Researchers looked at three studies from Australia that asked kids, teens, and families what they think about rules to help them eat …
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Cheaper Way to Grow Fruit Pest Bugs in the Lab
Scientists found a better way to raise a common fruit-damaging insect called Carposina sasakii in laboratories. By changing how they feed …
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Is Your Yogurt Safe? Study Tests for Harmful Mold Toxins
Researchers in Thailand tested 180 yogurt samples from supermarkets to check for a harmful substance called AFM1, which comes from mold that …
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Blood Thinners for People with Short Bowel: Which Works Better?
People with short bowel syndrome have difficulty absorbing nutrients and medications because part of their small intestine is missing or …
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Why Celiac Disease Is Hard to Diagnose (And How to Spot It)
Celiac disease is a condition where eating gluten triggers the body's immune system to attack the small intestine. About 1 in 100 people …
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How Eating Better Junk Food Helps Kids' Hearts Stay Healthy
Researchers studied 107 kids aged 7-16 with extra belly fat to see if a healthy eating program could improve their heart health. Half the …
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Why Wanting to Change Your Diet Doesn't Always Lead to Weight Loss
Researchers studied 400 adults to understand how motivated people are to change their eating habits and whether that motivation actually …
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Your Body's Ability to Handle Sugar Affects How Diet Changes You
Researchers followed 71 adults for a year to understand how their bodies respond to the food they eat. They discovered that people whose …
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How Genes Control Stress Response Consistency in Fruit Flies
Scientists discovered that when fruit flies eat a high-sugar diet, their genes respond in unpredictable ways—but some genes stay stable to …
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