Can a Special Plant Help Lambs Grow Better and Tastier?
Researchers wanted to see if adding a plant called Tithonia diversifolia to lamb feed would help the animals grow better and produce better …
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Plant-Based Diet Gets a Nutrition Report Card
Researchers studied nearly 26,000 people in Sweden to see if the EAT-Lancet diet—a way of eating that focuses on plants with some animal …
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What Mom Eats During Pregnancy May Affect Baby's Heart Health Later
Researchers discovered that when pregnant and nursing mothers eat a high-fat diet, it can cause lasting changes in their sons' blood vessels …
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What Minerals Are Really in Your Vegetables? A New Look
Scientists studied five important minerals found in vegetables, fruits, and grains that people eat in Poland. They wanted to understand how …
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How Alcohol and Unhealthy Diet Team Up to Damage Your Liver
Scientists discovered that drinking alcohol combined with eating a high-fat, high-cholesterol diet causes much worse liver damage than …
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Two Treatments Help Kids With Recurring Fevers Feel Better
Researchers studied 130 children with PFAPA—a condition causing repeated fevers, mouth sores, sore throats, and swollen neck glands. They …
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Certain Fats May Affect Heart Health in People With Arthritis
Researchers looked at what people with rheumatoid arthritis eat and whether certain types of fat in their diet are connected to heart …
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Eating Plant-Based Foods During Pregnancy May Help Babies
Researchers studied over 1,400 pregnant women to see if eating a diet focused on plants, whole grains, and less meat and sugar affected …
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How Unhealthy Metabolism May Damage DNA Repair and Increase Cancer Risk
Researchers discovered that when the body's metabolism becomes unbalanced—especially from eating high-fat diets—it changes the levels of …
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A Protein That Stops Your Body From Storing Extra Fat
Scientists discovered a protein called Netrin-1 that plays an important role in how your body handles extra calories from fatty foods. When …
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Old Drugs Could Fight Dangerous Bacteria in New Ways
Scientists found a clever way to fight bacteria that have become resistant to antibiotics. Instead of creating completely new drugs, they …
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New Clue Found in How Bladder Cancer Grows and Spreads
Scientists discovered that a protein called ATIC may play an important role in helping bladder cancer cells grow and spread in the body. The …
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