Gene Editing Could Create More Colorful Pet Fish
Scientists are exploring a new technology called CRISPR to help create more colorful ornamental fish for the pet industry. Instead of …
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Scientists are exploring a new technology called CRISPR to help create more colorful ornamental fish for the pet industry. Instead of …
Researchers studied the blood of 786 people to find chemical markers that could help predict who might have a stroke. Using advanced …
When babies need surgery, they receive anesthesia to keep them asleep and pain-free. However, research shows that a common anesthetic called …
Researchers in Turkey studied 509 adults to understand how body weight, exercise habits, and caffeine use are connected. They found that …
Researchers studied 77 people to understand why some lose muscle strength as they age. They found that people with muscle loss had different …
When people get very sick and go to the intensive care unit (ICU), their muscles start to shrink quickly—sometimes losing 10% of their size …
Scientists reviewed research on special compounds found in plants called polyphenols that might help prevent colorectal cancer, which is a …
Researchers reviewed 18 studies to understand whether vitamin D levels affect ovarian cancer risk and survival. Most studies found that …
Researchers looked at 63 different studies involving about 10,700 people to understand how vitamin D connects to Parkinson's disease. They …
Researchers studied how a toxic mold called ochratoxin A damages chicken livers and whether selenium (a nutrient) can help protect against …
Researchers in Lebanon tested urine samples from teenagers to see if a mold toxin called ochratoxin A (OTA) found in some foods might be …
When it gets really hot outside, male rabbits can have trouble with their health and ability to reproduce. Researchers tested whether two …
Researchers in India tested whether a diabetes-specific protein supplement could help people with type 2 diabetes better control their blood …
Researchers followed 643 children in China from ages 7 to 14 to see how much pesticide residue from insect-killing sprays they were eating. …
When athletes don't eat enough to match their training, they can develop a condition called Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (REDs) that …
Scientists developed a new laboratory method to accurately measure two types of carnitine—L-carnitine and acetyl-L-carnitine—in foods like …
Scientists are taking a fresh look at an old idea: that low blood sugar might make people more likely to act impulsively or aggressively. …
Researchers in China investigated why some villages experience sudden, unexplained deaths while nearby villages don't. They tested soil, …
Researchers tested whether CBD, a natural compound from cannabis, could help protect fruit fly brains from Alzheimer's-like damage. They …
After certain eye laser procedures, patients often see annoying floating spots in their vision. Researchers tested whether a special …
Scientists created special gel foods designed to help older adults get better nutrition. These gels contain vitamin D and are made with …
Hospital patients with cancer often lose muscle mass quickly, which can affect their recovery and strength. Researchers tested whether a …
A major review of recent research shows that simple lifestyle choices can significantly reduce your cancer risk and help you recover better …
Researchers studied how a specific gene variation affects bone strength in women after menopause, particularly in the Middle East and North …
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