Mediterranean Diet May Change How Your Genes Work During Pregnancy
Researchers studied 52 pregnant women to see if eating a Mediterranean diet (lots of vegetables, fish, and olive oil) changes how their …
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What Mexican Teens Eat Has More Healthy Antioxidants Than We Thought
Researchers studied what Mexican teenagers eat and found that their typical diet contains good amounts of antioxidants—natural compounds …
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How Cholesterol and Vitamin D May Help Treat Psoriasis
Researchers are investigating how cholesterol and vitamin D work together in the body to affect psoriasis, a common skin condition that …
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Why Some Babies Have Blood in Their Diapers: A Milk Allergy Clue
When babies have blood in their stool, it can scare parents and doctors. This article looks at two real cases where babies had rectal …
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Can Exercise Fix Brain Changes From Early Growth Problems?
When babies don't grow properly early in life, it can affect how their brains develop and work as they get older. Scientists wanted to know …
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Plant-Based Eating May Help Older Adults Take Fewer Medications
Researchers studied over 3,000 older adults with kidney disease to see if eating more plant-based foods could reduce the number of …
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Red Onion Peels Help Fish Grow Better in Crowded Tanks
Researchers tested whether red onion peel extract could help Nile tilapia fish grow better when many fish are packed into the same tank. …
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Intense Workouts Plus Dieting Beat Either One Alone for Prediabetes
Researchers studied 68 adults with prediabetes—a condition where blood sugar is higher than normal but not yet diabetic—to see what works …
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Low Vitamin D Linked to Longer Hospital Stays in Sick Kids
Researchers studied 400 children hospitalized with respiratory infections to understand how vitamin D levels affect their recovery. They …
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Why Fish Spoils Faster Than Beef: The Science Behind It
Researchers discovered why salmon and trout spoil more quickly than beef or other meats. Using advanced laboratory techniques, scientists …
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Skipping Meals May Worsen Lung Disease in Parasitic Infections
Researchers studied how different eating patterns affect people with a parasitic infection called schistosomiasis, which can damage the …
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Your Gut and Brain Talk to Each Other—Here's Why That Matters
Scientists have discovered that your digestive system is constantly communicating with your brain, and when this conversation breaks down, …
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