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A new study of over 2,300 Chinese adults discovered that people who understand health information better tend to eat more healthily. The …
Researchers tested whether vitamin B12 could help protect against severe lung damage caused by a harmful bacterial substance. In this study …
Scientists are discovering that the bacteria living in your stomach and intestines can influence how your lungs work and fight disease. This …
Researchers at a children's hospital studied kids with unusual blood clotting disorders that don't get much attention in medical research. …
Scientists compared multivitamins with folic acid to folic acid alone to see which better prevents neural tube defects—serious birth defects …
Scientists found a protein called integrin β3 that acts like an accelerator for fat buildup in the liver. When this protein is overactive, …
Researchers used artificial intelligence to create tools that can predict which postmenopausal women are most likely to break bones in the …
Researchers tested two types of shiitake mushrooms to see if they're safe to eat and if they have health benefits. They grew human cancer …
Scientists discovered how certain bacteria in your gut produce a special type of fat called CLA that helps your immune system work better. …
Researchers studied 299 elderly people in Italy to understand how vitamin D levels affect heart disease risk. They found that people with …
Researchers looked at data from over 2,500 women to see if having a healthy heart was connected to fertility. They found that women with …
Researchers studied over 410,000 patients who had surgery to fix broken bones and found that people taking proton pump inhibitors …
Food supplements are popular, but they're not always as safe as people think. This review explains that supplements sold in Denmark don't …
Researchers wanted to know if carrying an amethyst crystal could help people make better health choices after the holiday season. They gave …
Women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) often struggle with insulin resistance, which increases their risk of heart disease and …
Scientists used advanced computer analysis on data from thousands of Americans to discover that cavities aren't one-size-fits-all. They …
Scientists have discovered that the bacteria living inside baby fish are super important for their health and survival. When fish are first …
Researchers tested whether adding extra vitamin B3 (niacin) to quail feed could improve egg production and quality. They fed 180 quails …
Scientists are working on a special mix of helpful bacteria called probiotics that could keep puppies healthy without using antibiotics. In …
Scientists are exploring new ways to deliver beneficial bacteria (probiotics) to help treat inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), a painful …
Scientists discovered that special compounds made by a common gut bacteria called L. reuteri might help reduce inflammation in inflammatory …
Researchers followed 33 dental students for 25 years to understand how daily habits damage teeth in ways that aren't caused by cavities. …
Researchers discovered that a natural compound found in soy called genistein may help protect fish brains from arsenic poisoning. In this …
Researchers studied how to add important vitamins and minerals to bouillon (a popular seasoning) in three African countries in the most …
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