How Nicotine Changes Your Gut Bacteria to Fight Obesity
Scientists discovered that nicotine at low doses may help prevent weight gain by changing the bacteria living in your gut. When mice ate a …
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Scientists discovered that nicotine at low doses may help prevent weight gain by changing the bacteria living in your gut. When mice ate a …
A 28-year-old woman with severe breast pain that got worse before her period found relief by avoiding soy foods and certain nuts and seeds. …
After surgery for rectal cancer, many people experience ongoing bowel problems that affect their daily life. Researchers studied 45 cancer …
Scientists tested two different materials to see which one helps bacteria work better when breaking down tomato juice waste without oxygen. …
Scientists are discovering that your immune system has a kind of "memory" that might play a bigger role in heart disease than we thought. …
Researchers looked at what people who live to 100 years old have in common to understand the secrets of a long, healthy life. They found …
Scientists are developing incredibly small particles—so tiny you'd need a microscope to see them—that could revolutionize how doctors detect …
Scientists discovered that obesity disrupts blood flow in the ovaries, which could explain why overweight women have more trouble getting …
Researchers tested a new dietary supplement called Drolessano® that contains natural plant compounds to see if it could help men with …
Researchers tested whether combining exercise classes with nutrition education could help overweight and obese teenagers improve their heart …
Scientists tested three types of tiny algae to see if they could clean wastewater in very hot conditions. They grew the algae in dirty water …
When the parathyroid glands go haywire, calcium levels in the blood can spike to dangerous levels—a medical emergency. Doctors need to …
Scientists are discovering that the trillions of bacteria living in your gut play a surprising role in how well cancer treatments work. …
Researchers studied eating habits and weight problems among 8,482 college students across 15 countries. They found that only about 6 out of …
Researchers studied 84 children with inflammatory bowel disease (a condition that causes stomach and intestinal problems) who were taking a …
Researchers wanted to test whether eating fewer sweet foods would make people crave sweets less. They gave 180 healthy adults different …
Researchers compared two types of healthy fats to see which one is better for your heart health. They looked at 53 different studies …
Researchers discovered that a natural compound called Tanshinone VI, extracted from a traditional Chinese medicinal plant, may help prevent …
Researchers discovered that people with potential celiac disease have intestines that are working overtime to repair themselves. By looking …
Scientists studied a type of helpful bacteria called Lactobacillus crispatus that naturally lives in women's bodies. They discovered this …
Scientists are exploring an exciting new way to help people lose weight by using special types of bacteria—but here's the twist: these …
Scientists studied a tiny predatory mite called Neoseiulus baraki to see what it likes to eat and how well it survives on different foods. …
Researchers discovered that cannabidiol (CBD), a compound from cannabis plants, might prevent colon cancer from developing in its early …
Researchers wanted to find out if special tests on blood and urine could accurately show what foods people eat, instead of just asking them …
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