Low Vitamin D May Make Prostate Cancer More Aggressive
Scientists discovered that not having enough vitamin D in your body can change how prostate cells develop and may make prostate cancer more …
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Scientists discovered that not having enough vitamin D in your body can change how prostate cells develop and may make prostate cancer more …
Scientists discovered that tiny immune cells in your brain called microglia help control your metabolism and weight. When you eat an …
Scientists discovered something surprising about the cells that line your intestines: they have a kind of memory of the foods you eat, …
Scientists discovered a promising new approach to fight Huanglongbing (HLB), a devastating disease that destroys citrus trees worldwide. The …
Researchers reviewed studies about how milk and dairy products may help prevent colorectal cancer. They discovered something interesting: …
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Scientists discovered that a protein in your cells called SAM50 acts like a manager for your body's energy factories (called mitochondria). …
A 6-year-old boy with a rare condition called HDR syndrome that affects how his body handles calcium became dangerously sick twice from …
Scientists created a massive map showing how the food you eat changes the bacteria in your gut, which then affects your health as you age. …
Researchers studied over 8,500 Americans to see if the DASH diet—a healthy eating plan originally designed to lower blood pressure—could …
Researchers created a special supplement made from yeast that contains tiny protein pieces called peptides. When pregnant animals took this …
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Scientists discovered that irisin, a natural hormone your body makes when you exercise, might help reduce harmful inflammation in the brain …
Scientists reviewed what we know about how pigs' bodies control calcium and phosphorus levels—two minerals that are super important for …
Scientists created a special sensor that can measure tiny particles in liver cells to understand how alcohol damage happens. They tested a …
Researchers discovered that eating a high-fat diet may increase cholesterol levels in ways that help ovarian cancer cells grow faster. Using …
Your heart needs a tiny mineral called zinc to stay healthy and fight inflammation. Scientists have discovered that zinc acts like a …
Researchers looked at how transgender people's bodies, eating habits, and nutrition compare to others. This study examined measurements like …
Scientists tested whether a natural supplement made from tiny sea creatures called Artemia could help female rabbits stay healthier and have …
Researchers in China tested whether using black soldier fly larvae (a type of insect) as chicken feed could work as well as traditional …
Researchers tested whether a mixture of thyme (an herb) and a helpful bacteria called Bacillus subtilis could help rabbits grow better and …
A 66-year-old man went to the hospital with severe stomach pain after eating raw fish. Doctors initially thought he had a parasitic …
Scientists studied how fish adapt when they move from salty ocean water to freshwater lakes and rivers. They discovered that a special …
Researchers reviewed 24 years of studies on intrauterine insemination (IUI), a common fertility treatment where sperm is placed directly …
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