Mushrooms May Help Your Gut Bacteria Stay Healthy
Researchers tested two common edible mushrooms—button mushrooms and oyster mushrooms—to see if they could help your gut bacteria. They found …
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Too Much Vitamin D for Kids? What Parents Need to Know
A new study questions whether giving children high doses of vitamin D supplements is actually helpful or safe. Researchers looked at the …
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What Teens in Poland Really Eat: A Health Study
Researchers in Poland studied what 12-16 year old students eat to understand their nutrition and health. They looked at eating habits like …
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Why Your Body Attacks Itself: New Hope for Autoimmune Diseases
Scientists are learning why some people's immune systems mistakenly attack their own bodies, causing diseases like lupus, rheumatoid …
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New Hope for Brain Cancer: How Protein Switches Could Change Treatment
Brain cancer is one of the deadliest cancers, and current treatments often don't work well enough. Scientists are looking at special …
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Plant Compounds That May Help Control Blood Sugar and Cholesterol
Researchers reviewed studies on natural plant substances that might help your body handle sugar and fat better after eating. These plant …
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How Pollution Damages Your Gut and What Your Body Can Do About It
Your gut bacteria are like tiny helpers that protect you from damage caused by pollution, toxic metals, and microplastics. When these …
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Understanding Birth Defects: What Every Parent Should Know
Birth defects are health conditions that develop before a baby is born and affect about 3-5 out of every 100 newborns. These conditions can …
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Why Pregnant Women in India Aren't Eating Enough
Researchers in rural India discovered a big gap between what doctors recommend pregnant women eat and what they actually eat. The study …
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Can Your Phone Detect Depression? New Study Says Maybe
Researchers tested whether smartphone sensors could help detect depression in college students. They studied 12 Chinese university students …
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How Gene Mutations Break Protein Delivery in Hartnup Disease
Scientists discovered how certain genetic mutations cause Hartnup disease by breaking the delivery system that moves important proteins to …
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Why Some Kids Get Bent Knees: A Vitamin D Discovery
Researchers studied children with bent knees to figure out why it happens. They found that kids with bent knees were more likely to have low …
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