New Discovery: Blocking a Liver Protein Could Help Fatty Liver Disease
Researchers found that a protein called LACTB is overactive in people with fatty liver disease, a condition where fat builds up in the liver …
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Researchers found that a protein called LACTB is overactive in people with fatty liver disease, a condition where fat builds up in the liver …
Researchers studied 85 people with ankylosing spondylitis (a disease that causes back pain and stiffness) and 100 healthy people to …
A large study of over 4,600 people found that the time of day you exercise may be just as important as how much you exercise. Researchers …
Researchers reviewed the best available evidence on how to care for patients having rectal or anal surgery who go home the same day. They …
Scientists discovered that the parts of lettuce we usually throw away are packed with healthy compounds that could be used to make medicines …
Researchers studied 500 young Asian American adults to understand how their family relationships affect their health choices. They found …
Scientists discovered that when you take certain antibiotics, your gut bacteria transform them into compounds that look similar to folate (a …
Researchers tested a special eating pattern called an intermittent ketogenic diet on mice with Crohn's disease, a condition that causes …
Researchers studied 214 patients with throat cancer to understand how swallowing problems and nutrition affect survival. They found that …
A major study following nearly 328,000 people in the UK found that those with low vitamin D levels were significantly more likely to develop …
Researchers tested whether giving high-dose vitamin D to very sick patients in the hospital could help them recover better. They studied 80 …
Researchers studied 223 breast cancer patients to see if vitamin D levels could predict how well they'd respond to chemotherapy before …
Researchers followed over 113,000 people from the UK for more than 10 years to see if following a Mediterranean lifestyle could help prevent …
Researchers discovered that some children have trouble digesting certain sugars because of a genetic issue affecting their intestines. When …
Researchers followed over 1,500 people with Parkinson's disease for 15 years to see if B vitamins (folate, B6, and B12) affected how long …
Scientists are discovering that you don't need living bacteria to get health benefits—dead bacteria and their byproducts, called …
Scientists studied a type of helpful bacteria called Lacticaseibacillus rhamnosus to see if it could soak up magnesium like a sponge. …
Researchers wanted to understand how eating habits affect how well teenagers' brains work. They looked at whether eating lots of fast food …
Doctors and nurses work in stressful, fast-paced hospital environments that make it hard to eat well. Researchers studied 38 healthcare …
Researchers tested whether adding a nutrient-rich green algae called Chlorella to chicken feed could improve how efficiently chickens grow …
Researchers tested whether vitamin D supplements combined with exercise could help reduce depression-like symptoms in rats exposed to …
Researchers tested whether mustard seed extract could help protect the pancreas in rats with diabetes. The pancreas makes insulin, a hormone …
Researchers have figured out how to safely edit the genes of Bifidobacterium lactis, a popular probiotic bacteria found in yogurt and …
Researchers wanted to know if eating lots of sugary foods during pregnancy could cause preeclampsia, a serious condition where pregnant …
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