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During Ramadan, Muslim patients on kidney dialysis change what they eat, which can affect their health. Researchers studied 102 Malaysian …
Researchers wanted to know if eating in a way that's better for the planet could still give your body all the vitamins and minerals it …
When the fluid sac protecting a baby breaks too early in pregnancy, doctors need to act quickly to prevent serious problems. This review …
Researchers used advanced genetic analysis to study whether B vitamins and a substance called homocysteine affect serious heart artery …
Doctors in Japan discovered something unusual: two adults developed serious bleeding problems caused by vitamin K deficiency, but they …
When people travel to high altitudes, their brains don't get as much oxygen, which can make them feel moody and have trouble thinking …
When red blood cells break down too quickly, doctors need to figure out why. This article explains how doctors diagnose non-autoimmune …
Researchers studied 1,579 American teenagers to see if eating foods with special plant compounds called lignans affects where their body …
A new study predicts that a common liver disease called MASH (metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis) will become much more …
Scientists found that a gene called ME1 plays a major role in fatty liver disease, a condition where fat builds up in the liver. When …
Scientists studied how the diamondback moth caterpillar—a pest that damages crops worldwide—changes its digestive system depending on what …
High sodium intake is a major cause of high blood pressure and heart disease. Scientists reviewed research on salt substitutes that replace …
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