How Kidney Stones Start: Scientists Find a New Clue
Researchers studied how calcium oxalate kidney stones form by giving rats a combination of ethylene glycol (a toxic substance) and vitamin …
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Researchers studied how calcium oxalate kidney stones form by giving rats a combination of ethylene glycol (a toxic substance) and vitamin …
A 14-year-old boy experienced confusion and hallucinations that turned out to be caused by ulcerative colitis, a disease that inflames the …
Wheat allergies affect people differently depending on where they live, their age, and their environment. Scientists discovered that certain …
Eating disorders aren't just a problem for women—men struggle with them too, especially those who want to look muscular and athletic. …
Scientists tested whether a natural mineral called zeolite could improve the health of chickens raised for meat. They fed 240 baby chicks …
Doctors in Germany are seeing more patients harmed by recreational nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas. A survey of neurologists …
Researchers studied 69 children with cancer to figure out which warning signs show when a child isn't eating enough. They found 11 physical …
When you exercise and eat protein, your muscles grow stronger through a process called protein synthesis. But a new study found that the …
Researchers tested whether white kidney bean extract could help treat polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a common hormone disorder affecting …
Researchers tested whether a ketogenic diet (a diet very low in carbs and high in fats) could help college students with depression feel …
Scientists discovered how a rare genetic disease called X-linked hypophosphatemia (XLH) damages muscle cells. The disease causes a protein …
Researchers tested whether a high-fat, low-carb diet (called the ketogenic diet) could help older rats keep their thinking skills sharp. …
Researchers wanted to know if certain compounds found only in oats could be used as natural markers to track how much oat people consume. …
Researchers studied over 1,100 older adults in the Netherlands to see if eating according to healthy diet guidelines could help protect …
Researchers have developed a new approach to help people eat healthier by focusing on keeping food quality consistent while allowing …
Researchers in Shanghai followed over 1,000 babies from birth to age 2 to understand how vitamin D levels at birth and certain genes affect …
Researchers studied over 24,000 adults to understand how body shape relates to a serious lung disease called COPD. They found that people …
Researchers in Saudi Arabia tested a new school program called Green Apple that teaches teenage girls about healthy eating and metabolism …
People with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) often struggle to absorb vitamin D from regular supplements because their digestive systems …
Scientists discovered that adding magnesium and iron to a special type of bacteria called Streptomyces can boost its ability to produce …
Researchers studied two plant extracts—lemon verbena and olive—that contain natural compounds called phenols. When people ate these plants, …
Dates are packed with nutrients and natural compounds that may help protect your health in several ways. This review looked at dozens of …
When athletes get injured, what they eat matters just as much as medical treatment. This study looked at how nutrition experts in Ireland …
When people have weight loss surgery called gastric bypass, their bodies absorb less food. Sometimes this causes a serious problem where …
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