Special Diet May Help Reduce Anxiety in Younger Animals
Researchers studied how a ketogenic diet (a high-fat, low-carb eating plan) affects the brain in rats of different ages. They found that …
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New Program Helps New Moms Stay Healthy After Pregnancy
After pregnancy, women who had complications like gestational diabetes or high blood pressure face higher risks of heart disease later in …
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Special Bacteria Mix May Help Protect Your Heart
Researchers tested whether a combination of helpful bacteria and a special sugar could protect mice from heart disease caused by eating too …
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Special Bacteria May Help Lower Cholesterol and Reduce Inflammation
Researchers discovered a new type of helpful bacteria called MacFasB02 that might help people with high cholesterol. The bacteria was found …
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Does Taking Vitamin D in Fall and Winter Help Athletes Run Better?
Researchers wanted to know if taking vitamin D supplements during the darker months could help people—especially runners—feel stronger and …
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Why Western Diets May Increase Gut Disease Risk
Researchers analyzed data from 1999 to 2021 to understand how different eating patterns around the world affect inflammatory bowel disease …
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Common Heart Drug May Protect Blood Vessels From Damage
Researchers studied how rosuvastatin, a medication commonly used to lower cholesterol, protects the body's blood vessels from damage. Using …
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Inflammatory Foods May Increase Kidney Disease Risk
Researchers followed over 154,000 people in the UK for more than 11 years to see if eating inflammatory foods affects kidney health. They …
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Why Your Emotions and Stress Affect How Much You Eat
Researchers studied 1,500 adults to understand how our emotions, stress levels, and daily habits affect eating patterns and body weight. …
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Scientists Find a New Helpful Bacteria Living in Algae
Researchers discovered a brand new type of bacteria living inside freshwater algae in a Korean river. This bacteria, called Methylobacterium …
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Can Vitamins A, D, and E Help Prevent Nerve Damage from Diabetes?
Diabetes can damage nerves in your feet and legs, causing pain and numbness. Scientists reviewed research on three special vitamins—A, D, …
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Why Older Adults Need to Pay Attention to Iodine and Thyroid Health
As we age, our bodies change in ways that affect how we use iodine, a nutrient our thyroid needs to work properly. This review looks at how …
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