Too Much Salt May Make Food Allergies Worse
A new study shows that eating too much salt might make food allergies more severe. Researchers tested this idea using mice with peanut-like …
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A new study shows that eating too much salt might make food allergies more severe. Researchers tested this idea using mice with peanut-like …
India's supplement and health product industry is booming, growing 12-15% yearly and expected to reach $18-20 billion by 2027. However, …
Scientists are discovering that a tiny bacterium living in your gut called Akkermansia muciniphila might be a health superhero. This microbe …
According to Gram Research analysis, scientists discovered that an enzyme called 11β-HSD1 in muscle tissue plays a key role in muscle …
A new study of over 3,100 Brazilian college students found that nearly 7 out of 10 undergraduates have strong cooking skills. According to …
In 1986, researchers at Johns Hopkins University wanted to test whether giving children vitamin A supplements could save lives in the …
A major analysis of disease in the United Kingdom reveals that five preventable behaviors—smoking, poor eating, drinking too much alcohol, …
A new study called MEDIPSO shows that eating a Mediterranean diet—full of olive oil, fish, vegetables, and whole grains—can significantly …
A new study from 2026 challenges what we thought we knew about obesity and viral infections. Researchers found that obese mice infected with …
Researchers discovered that certain strains of a bacteria called Staphylococcus xylosus might help dairy cows fight udder infections without …
A new study of 1,640 Chinese college students found that regular physical exercise is linked to less obsessive eating behavior. According to …
Scientists discovered that psoriasis (a skin disease) and depression share common biological pathways, explaining why people with psoriasis …
A real-world study of 171 patients with type 2 diabetes found that nearly 30% achieved remission—meaning their blood sugar returned to …
A 2026 study found that taking a specific probiotic called Lactobacillus rhamnosus MP108 during pregnancy may help protect a baby's brain …
When you skip meals, your body produces special molecules called ketone bodies that do more than just provide energy—they actually boost …
Scientists discovered that vitamin D works against liver cancer in a very specific way. The research shows that one type of vitamin D …
A new study shows that the timing and pattern of your meals—not just what you eat—significantly affects how stable your blood sugar stays …
Scientists studied how head and neck cancer changes the chemical makeup of tumor tissue compared to healthy tissue nearby. Using advanced …
A major study of over 12,000 households across Central Africa reveals that wild animal meat consumption has jumped dramatically over the …
A rare tumor called a phosphaturic mesenchymal tumor (PMT) can cause severe bone disease that doctors often miss. According to Gram Research …
When patients or healthcare workers reported that medicine bottles looked wrong—cloudy, discolored, or containing particles—a major …
Researchers tested a new way to teach medical students how to help patients make healthier choices through better listening and conversation …
A new study from Australia shows that a special high-fat, low-carb diet called the ketogenic diet is helping more people with epilepsy who …
Researchers tested whether eggs could be a good protein source for young pigs during the transition from milk to solid food. They compared …
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