Healthy Lifestyle Choices May Protect Diabetics From Serious Complications
Researchers followed over 5,600 people with type 2 diabetes for more than 11 years to see how lifestyle choices affected their health. They …
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Weight Loss Drug May Need Extra Prep Before Stomach Procedures
A 58-year-old man taking semaglutide, a popular weight loss medication, followed all the standard instructions before having a stomach …
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New Technology Helps Scientists Understand How Your Gut Absorbs Food
Scientists have created a new laboratory tool that better mimics how your real gut works when absorbing nutrients from food. Instead of …
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Brain-Healthy Diet May Help Older Adults Stay Sharp
Researchers studied whether a specific eating plan called the cMIND diet could help older adults keep their thinking skills sharp over 10 …
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Sugar Helps Honeybees' Gut Bacteria Stay Healthy
Researchers studied how sugar affects the tiny bacteria living in honeybees' stomachs. They compared bees that ate sugar with bees that …
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Many Healthy Women Have Hidden Iron Problems
Researchers discovered that 41% of young women with normal blood counts actually have low iron stores in their bodies. This "hidden" iron …
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What Lambs Eat Changes the Health Benefits of Their Meat
Researchers wanted to know if adding more fiber to lamb feed would change the quality and healthiness of the meat. They fed different groups …
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Probiotics May Help Reduce Pain and Inflammation in Endometriosis
Researchers tested whether probiotics (beneficial bacteria) could help reduce inflammation in people with endometriosis, a painful condition …
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Can Mosquitoes Stay Healthy Without Blood?
Scientists in Burkina Faso studied whether mosquitoes that carry malaria can survive and stay strong without feeding on blood. They tested …
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Fiber Changes Your Gut Bacteria in Ways That Help Diabetes
Scientists studied how eating more fiber affects mice with type 2 diabetes. After 28 days, the fiber didn't directly lower blood sugar or …
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What You Eat May Help Fight Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a disease where the body attacks its own nerves, causing weakness and disability. Scientists have discovered that …
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Vitamin D May Help Stop Breast Cancer Cells from Growing
Scientists discovered that vitamin D works against breast cancer in a new way that wasn't understood before. When vitamin D levels are …
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