Why Nearly 1 in 3 Young Children in Lesotho Struggle With Nutrition
Cross sectional n = 1,089Researchers in Lesotho looked at nearly 1,100 children under age 5 to understand why some kids aren't getting enough nutrition. They found …
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Researchers in Lesotho looked at nearly 1,100 children under age 5 to understand why some kids aren't getting enough nutrition. They found …
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Molecular biology reports
Researchers discovered that shikonin, a natural compound found in certain plants, may help protect blood vessels from damage caused by …
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BJGP open
Researchers looked at 43 studies to understand why losing weight is challenging for people with type 2 diabetes or prediabetes. They found …
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BMC oral health
Scientists discovered that gum disease might make fatty liver disease worse, even in people without diabetes. Using mice, researchers found …
Read studyResearchers studied how exposure to harmful chemicals and sugary diets during pregnancy and early life affects how the body handles heat …
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BMJ open
Researchers in Iran checked the heart health of over 25,000 adults using a simple 7-point checklist from the American Heart Association. The …
Read studyA new study asked 316 Australian parents about feeding their children in ways that are better for the environment. Good news: most parents …
Read studyResearchers in Pakistan tested six types of potato plants to see which ones grow best in hot, dry areas with poor soil. Over two years, they …
Read studyResearchers gave rats a high-fat diet and studied what happened when they also gave them CBD (a compound from cannabis plants). The study …
Read studyDoctors discovered a very rare condition called Gorham-Stout disease in a 24-year-old man whose ribs were mysteriously disappearing. This …
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Journal of Taibah University Medical Sciences
A new study from Saudi Arabia shows that people taking metformin, a common diabetes medicine, need to pay special attention to their vitamin …
Read studyResearchers tested a new type of medicine designed to target a specific protein in the liver called C/EBPβ. This protein plays a big role in …
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Frontiers in nutrition
Your gut is home to trillions of tiny bacteria that affect your health in big ways. Scientists reviewed dozens of studies to understand how …
Read studyResearchers in southwestern Madagascar discovered that people fall into four different eating patterns based on their access to food and …
Read studyScientists studied the gut bacteria of wild and captive-bred European hares to understand why animals raised in captivity struggle when …
Read studyResearchers tested whether cinnamon powder could protect fish from lead poisoning in contaminated water. They fed some fish regular food …
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European journal of nutrition
Researchers followed older men who were at risk for diabetes over three years while they made lifestyle changes. The study looked at how …
Read studyResearchers tested whether taking extra B vitamins and similar nutrients during pregnancy could protect babies from mood problems caused by …
Read studyResearchers discovered that vitamin D receptor, a protein in our cells, might help prevent lung scarring (pulmonary fibrosis). In lab tests …
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