Your Genes May Make Blood Pressure Harder to Control
Researchers studied 143 older adults to understand why some people struggle to keep their blood pressure under control even with treatment. They discovered …
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How Your Body Controls Vitamin D: A Key Protein That Keeps Levels in Balance
Scientists have discovered that a protein called CYP24A1 acts like an "off switch" for vitamin D in your body. This protein breaks down active vitamin D into …
Read MoreWhy Your Stomach Feels Off: New Clues About Digestion Problems
Scientists are discovering that stomach problems like indigestion and slow digestion aren't just about your stomach—they involve your brain, gut bacteria, and …
Read MoreYour Gut Bacteria May Determine If a Probiotic Can Help Lower Kidney Stone Risk
Researchers discovered that a special probiotic bacteria called Oxalobacter formigenes works better for some people than others, depending on what bacteria …
Read MoreWhy People Quit Weight Loss Programs (And How to Fix It)
Researchers interviewed 37 people who joined a weight loss program to understand why some quit early. They found that the biggest problems happen at the very …
Read MoreYour Genes, Gut Bacteria, and AI: New Ways to Fight High Blood Pressure
High blood pressure affects over 1 billion people worldwide, but new science suggests a personalized approach could work better than treating everyone the same …
Read MoreNew Way to Predict Which IBD Treatments Will Work Best
Researchers studied 227 patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) to figure out which patients would respond well to two specific medications: vedolizumab …
Read MoreHow Your Body Type Affects Fatty Liver Recovery
Researchers studied 30 people with fatty liver disease caused by metabolism problems to see how different body characteristics affected their ability to reduce …
Read MoreCan Better Diabetes Education Help Control Blood Sugar?
Researchers in Switzerland are testing whether a new approach to teaching people with type 2 diabetes can help them manage their condition better. The program …
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