New Tool Helps Scientists Watch How Cells Clean Up Waste
Scientists created special mice that glow in different colors to help them watch how cells get rid of old, broken parts called peroxisomes. …
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Taking Pictures of Food Makes Tracking Meals Easier
Researchers wanted to find out which way of tracking what people eat works best. They tested three different methods: two computer programs …
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Eating Healthy Foods Linked to Better Body Protection in Young Women
Researchers wanted to understand if eating a healthy diet could help young women's bodies fight off damage from harmful molecules called …
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Why Cyclists Need to Protect Their Bones: A Complete Guide
Cyclists often have weaker bones than other athletes, which could lead to more broken bones later in life. This happens because cycling …
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Radiation Levels in Ukraine After Chornobyl: What's Safe Now?
Scientists in Ukraine have been carefully measuring radiation levels in 23 towns that were affected by the Chornobyl accident. From 2012 to …
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Can Your Body's Age Clock Predict Parkinson's Disease?
Scientists tested whether a special biological age measurement could predict who would develop Parkinson's disease. They studied over 300 …
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Chornobyl Radiation Linked to Parathyroid Gland Problems
Researchers studied over 4,600 people exposed to radiation from the Chornobyl nuclear accident to see if it affected their parathyroid …
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Custom Meal Plans Help Track Athletes Run Faster and Feel Better
Researchers in Sri Lanka tested whether personalized nutrition plans could help national-level track and field athletes perform better. …
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Acupuncture May Help Diabetic Rats Control Blood Sugar Better
Researchers tested whether a special type of acupuncture called electroacupuncture could help rats with type 2 diabetes control their blood …
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Ancient DNA Reveals How Social Class Shaped Lives 2,000 Years Ago
Researchers studied 32 skeletons from an ancient Chinese cemetery dating back to 771-221 BC to understand how social class affected people's …
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Special CoQ10 Supplement Helps Repair Liver Damage from Fatty Foods
Researchers tested whether a special type of CoQ10 supplement could help repair liver damage caused by eating too much fatty food. They used …
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Spicy Foods May Affect How Tall Kids Grow, New Study Shows
Researchers discovered that eating very spicy foods might slow down how tall children grow, especially in kids with a condition called …
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