Special Bacteria May Help Lower Uric Acid and Reduce Alcohol Damage
Researchers discovered that a specific type of bacteria called Pediococcus pentosaceus SMM847 might help with two health problems: high uric acid levels (which …
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What Causes Kidney Stones? A Study of 1,296 People
Kidney stones are a common health problem that affects many people worldwide. Researchers in Jordan studied 1,296 people to understand why some develop kidney …
Read MoreCan a Common Gout Medicine Help Fatty Liver Disease?
Researchers tested whether allopurinol, a medicine commonly used to treat gout, could help people with fatty liver disease caused by metabolic problems. They …
Read MoreWhat Your Genes Say About Stroke Risk From Food and Weight
Scientists discovered that certain genes may increase your risk of having a specific type of stroke called hemorrhagic stroke based on what you eat, how much …
Read MoreEating Healthy May Help Prevent Kidney Stones
Researchers studied over 25,000 American adults to understand how different healthy eating patterns affect kidney stone risk. They found that people who …
Read MorePlant-Based Diet with More Dairy May Help Lower Uric Acid Levels
Researchers studied how a sustainable, plant-based eating pattern called the Planetary Health Diet affects high uric acid levels in the blood—a condition that …
Read MoreCertain Foods May Raise Your Risk of Gout-Related Disease
Researchers studied over 4,300 people from coastal China to understand which foods might increase the risk of hyperuricemia—a condition where your body has too …
Read MoreWhy High Uric Acid Levels May Raise Heart Disease Risk
Researchers studied over 16,000 people to understand how uric acid (a waste product in your blood) connects to homocysteine (another blood chemical linked to …
Read MoreNew Probiotic Bacteria May Help Lower Uric Acid Levels
Researchers discovered a special type of bacteria called Limosilactobacillus fermentum FOSU YHD19 that appears to reduce uric acid in the body. Uric acid …
Read MoreWhy Some Women After Menopause May Have Low Vitamin D Levels
Researchers studied over 5,000 women after menopause to understand why some have low vitamin D levels. They looked at a special ratio involving uric acid (a …
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