What You Eat May Shape Your Eye Health, New Study Finds
Research article n = 500,000Researchers used genetic data from hundreds of thousands of people to investigate whether what we eat affects our risk of developing eye …
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Researchers used genetic data from hundreds of thousands of people to investigate whether what we eat affects our risk of developing eye …
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PloS one
Researchers are testing whether applying heat pads to muscles could help older adults prevent type 2 diabetes and stay stronger as they age. …
Read studyA new 3-year study of Chinese children discovered that certain eating patterns might make puberty start earlier than normal. Researchers …
Read studyResearchers are investigating whether vitamin D might play a role in preventing recurring urinary tract infections (UTIs) in children. A new …
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The International journal of neuroscience
Researchers discovered that sericin, a natural protein found in silk, may help protect the brain from memory problems caused by diabetes. In …
Read studyScientists studying arctic lemmings discovered something surprising: the nutrients in lemming droppings play a big role in keeping the …
Read studyScientists have discovered a new method to understand how sharks live their entire lives by studying layers in their eyes, similar to …
Read studyResearchers tested a smartphone app called iSIPsmarter designed to help people in Appalachia drink fewer sugary beverages. The app used …
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Archives of endocrinology and metabolism
A new study of 710 South Korean adults found that people aware of metabolic syndrome, a condition involving high blood pressure, blood …
Read studyCancer survivors often struggle with extreme tiredness even after treatment ends. Researchers studied whether eating within a 10-hour window …
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BMJ open
Researchers in Brazil are testing a special heart-healthy diet combined with supplements to help people with familial hypercholesterolaemia, …
Read studyWhen patients arrive at the emergency room with acute pancreatitis, doctors know what treatments work best, but they don't always use them …
Read studyScientists discovered a new way that eating nitrate-rich foods like leafy greens and beets might help your body burn more calories and lose …
Read studyAccording to Gram Research analysis, a new study found that gum disease (periodontitis) can make fatty liver disease significantly worse, …
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Nature reviews. Endocrinology
Your body fat isn't just sitting there, it's actively communicating with your brain and organs through chemical signals and nerve …
Read studyScientists studied how different types of supplements affect the tiny organisms living in cattle stomachs. These microbes help cows digest …
Read studyA new study looked at how often doctors use feeding tubes and other intensive feeding methods when treating anorexia nervosa patients in US …
Read studyResearchers tested whether changing how dairy cows get three important minerals, copper, manganese, and zinc, could improve their health and …
Read studyResearchers discovered a way to make two types of bacteria work together more efficiently by coating one type with a special material called …
Read studyScientists used cutting-edge DNA technology to peek inside a young whale shark's stomach and discover what it actually eats. By analyzing …
Read studyA new study of 273 low-income families found something surprising about family mealtimes and childhood obesity. While eating together as a …
Read studyResearchers in Saudi Arabia created a new computer model to understand what people in the country actually eat and whether they're getting …
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