Latest Nutrition Research

According to research reviewed by Gram, the chemistry of the water plays a major role in which fish live in two coastal wetlands near …

A 2026 study in mice suggests that a ketogenic diet, which is very low in carbohydrates and high in fat, does not always help the heart when …

Insects that eat plants face a nutrition puzzle: many plant parts lack some vitamins, nitrogen, or energy that insects need. A 2026 review …

Kidney disease often starts when tiny filter cells called podocytes become damaged and move out of place. A new study reviewed by Gram …

According to research reviewed by Gram, scientists found a group of nerve cells that appears to help fat tissue burn energy when it gets …

A new study in the journal Nature Aging suggests that vanadyl sulfate, a mineral sold as a dietary supplement, may help clear out old, …

Heart disease often starts when fatty deposits build up inside artery walls. A new study in Cardiovascular Research looked at a type of …

Researchers have created a new statistical tool for studying programs that help people at both ends of a measurement scale, such as those …

According to research reviewed by Gram, a 2026 study in rats suggests that a poor start in the womb may leave lasting marks on how the liver …

Gram Research analysis of a 2026 study looked at how a blood test called the Hemoglobin Glycation Index, or HGI, relates to metabolic …

A new study looked at how the food women eat may affect their ability to get pregnant. According to research reviewed by Gram, women whose …

Cancer prevention experts recommend eating plenty of whole grains, vegetables, and fruit while cutting back on processed foods, red meat, …

Gram Research analysis of a large Chinese health study suggests that a simple blood test ratio may help spot early fatty liver disease …

Your gut and your mouth may be more connected than most people realize. According to research reviewed by Gram, the trillions of bacteria …

Building digital health tools, such as apps that support nutrition or mental health, usually requires programming skills that many …

Many women take supplements hoping to ease uterine fibroids, the common noncancerous growths in the uterus. According to research reviewed …

Women with bowel symptoms that resemble irritable bowel syndrome often report bladder, period, or reproductive health problems. A new study, …

Children with early-onset scoliosis, a spinal curve that appears before age 10, often need several surgeries to lengthen their spines as …

According to research reviewed by Gram, staying active may protect against weight gain caused by a high-fat diet, but it does not fully …

Heart disease is a leading cause of death among Yup'ik Alaska Native people, and rates are higher than in the U.S. population overall. …

Scientists have shown that people can react very differently to the same foods, and new tools like genetic tests, gut bacteria analysis, and …

Gram Research analysis of a 2026 study in the journal Medicine looked at whether calcium and vitamin D levels affect the risk of postpartum …

Eating more thiamine, also called vitamin B1, may be linked to healthier cholesterol levels. According to research reviewed by Gram, …

A new case report in the journal Medicine describes a 56-year-old man who came in with fever, slowed responses, hallucinations, and …