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Researchers studied over 8,000 women to understand how the number of pregnancies affects vitamin D levels in the body. They found that each …
Researchers compared vitamin and mineral levels in people with benign essential blepharospasm (a condition causing involuntary eye …
Researchers tested a new type of chicken feed made from fermented cottonseed (a plant byproduct) to see if it could replace traditional …
Scientists discovered that a natural compound called uridine might help overweight mice lose weight and improve how their bodies handle fat. …
Researchers compared two different types of folate supplements to see which one your body absorbs better. Folate is a B vitamin that's …
Scientists discovered that certain helpful bacteria in your gut called Bifidobacterium may influence how your body handles stress by …
Researchers tested a natural compound called bavachalcone (found in a plant called Psoralea corylifolia) to see if it could help protect the …
Researchers tested a special oxygen treatment called hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) on mice with type 2 diabetes to see if it could help …
A new study of over 2,300 older adults found that staying physically active and eating well work together to keep inflammation and blood …
Researchers reviewed 18 studies to understand what helps or hurts cancer patients' willingness to follow dietary advice while undergoing …
A new review examines how extra body weight and weight loss affect your bones. Researchers found that people with obesity actually have …
A new study found that people with high cholesterol who eat inflammatory foods (like processed snacks and sugary items) may have more …
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