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New Selenium Supplement Helps Silkworms Survive Heat Stress
Research articleScientists tested a new type of selenium supplement on silkworms to see if it could help them survive in hot conditions. Selenium is an …
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Biology
Scientists tested a new type of selenium supplement on silkworms to see if it could help them survive in hot conditions. Selenium is an …
Read studyScientists studied long-eared owls in Hungary to understand how city living affects what they eat and where they hunt. By examining owl …
Read studyAs we age, some older adults lose the ability to move around much faster than others, but scientists haven't fully understood why. This new …
Read studyResearchers studied 200 soldiers in the Czech Army to see if personalized education about nutrition and exercise could help them lose weight …
Read studyResearchers studied 662 middle-aged Asian women to see if the vitamins in their blood were connected to their physical health, mental …
Read studyA brand-new hospital in Australia created a smart food service system to feed different types of patients better. The system let surgical …
Read studyScientists studied over 8,400 Korean adults to understand how genes and eating habits work together to affect weight. They found that people …
Read studyScientists discovered how monkeypox spread from fire-footed rope squirrels to a group of wild primates called sooty mangabeys in Côte …
Read studyScientists studied fish ear bones and corals from Caribbean reefs to understand how ocean ecosystems have changed over 7,000 years. They …
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Scientific reports
Researchers tested a high-dose weight loss medication called sibutramine in rats that were fed an unhealthy diet similar to fast food. The …
Read studyScientists fed mice a realistic mixture of microplastics, tiny plastic fragments found in our environment and food, to see what happens in …
Read studyChemotherapy drugs like doxorubicin can cause serious side effects in the mouth and throat, including inflammation and taste problems. …
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The Journal of neuroscience : the official journal of the Society for Neuroscience
Scientists discovered that two types of brain cells in a reward center called the nucleus accumbens control how much high-fat food we eat, …
Read studyAfter abdominal surgery, patients often experience a frustrating complication where their intestines move food too slowly, causing bloating …
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Biochimica et biophysica acta. General subjects
Scientists studying zebrafish discovered a special protein that helps cells absorb nutrients from food. This protein, called VSP, works like …
Read studyWhen people try to lose weight by eating less, their bodies often fight back by burning fewer calories and losing muscle along with fat. …
Read studyWhen people come to the emergency room with low blood counts, doctors sometimes give them blood transfusions without first checking if the …
Read studyResearchers found that giving calves a special mix of helpful bacteria (called probiotics) can treat diarrhea caused by harmful E. coli …
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Journal of the American Heart Association
A major study comparing heart disease risk factors across different racial and ethnic groups in America found that South Asian adults …
Read studyWhen wild animals find human food, like trash, leftover picnics, or food near homes, it changes how they interact with each other in …
Read studySome children with autism may have trouble getting enough folate (a B vitamin) into their brains, even when they eat foods with folate. …
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Journal of the American College of Cardiology
Researchers followed over 198,000 Americans for up to 30 years to see how low-carbohydrate and low-fat diets affect heart disease risk. The …
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Frontiers in nutrition
Researchers studied 293 women with breast cancer to understand how diet and nutrient levels in the blood might affect how aggressive their …
Read studyA 45-year-old woman experienced mysterious hip pain that didn't show up on standard X-rays, making diagnosis difficult. Doctors discovered …
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