Why Bright Light Makes You Tired When You Eat Fatty Foods
A new study reveals that eating high-fat diets makes your brain more vulnerable to damage from bright light, causing unexpected daytime …
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New Guide: How to Stay Healthy on Weight-Loss Medications
A major medical consensus statement from leading European health organizations provides practical guidance for people taking new weight-loss …
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How Vitamin D Works Differently in Different Body Cells
Scientists studied how vitamin D affects genes in different types of body cells. They found that while vitamin D turns the same genes on and …
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What Mom Eats During Pregnancy May Affect Son's Sexual Development
A new study shows that when pregnant rats ate a high-calorie junk food diet, their male offspring developed faster sexual responses as …
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Why Some Thin People Get Fatty Liver Disease
Scientists discovered that eating too much salt combined with a Western diet can cause fatty liver disease in people who stay thin—a …
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What You Eat May Help Protect Your Brain From Alzheimer's
A comprehensive review of research shows that what we eat plays an important role in brain health and may help reduce the risk of …
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How Doctors Feed Critically Ill Patients: What New Research Shows
When someone is critically ill in a hospital, their body goes through dramatic changes that affect how it uses food and nutrients. …
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New Nanoparticles Could Deliver Curcumin Better to Sick Tissues
Scientists created tiny particles called nanoparticles that can carry curcumin (a compound from turmeric) directly to inflamed and cancerous …
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How Cooked Food Changes Your Gut Bacteria
When we cook food at high temperatures, it creates special compounds that our gut bacteria can break down in surprising ways. According to …
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Food Allergies Make Kids Pickier Eaters, Study Shows
A new study found that children with food allergies are significantly more likely to develop picky eating habits and fear around mealtimes …
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When Deer Are Hunted Changes Their Meat Quality
A Gram Research analysis of 32 wild red deer found that the time of year when deer are hunted significantly affects the quality and …
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How Goal Setting Helps Latina Moms Care for Kids With Disabilities
A new study looked at how Latina mothers caring for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities can improve their own health …
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Low-Carb vs. Low-Fat Diets: Which Is Better for Your Heart?
A major analysis of 47 studies involving 3,450 people compared how different diets affect heart health. Researchers found that low-carb, …
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Why Women Face Higher Obesity Risk When Food Is Scarce
A new study from Rio de Janeiro reveals a troubling pattern: women who struggle to afford enough food are 2.5 to 2.8 times more likely to …
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Vitamin A and Blood Sugar: How One Nutrient Affects Diabetes
Vitamin A is famous for helping your eyes work, but according to Gram Research analysis, this nutrient does much more—it may help control …
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Why Lab Mice Don't Tell the Whole Story About Diet and Brain Health
Scientists use mice eating high-fat diets to study how obesity affects the brain, but new research shows these mouse models don't perfectly …
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New Tube Surgery Shows Promise for Kids With Appendicitis
Researchers in China tested a new minimally invasive surgical technique using a special camera tube to treat appendicitis in children …
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Sunlight During Pregnancy Linked to Earlier Puberty in Girls
A new study of nearly 1,700 Polish women reveals that sunlight exposure during pregnancy—particularly in the second trimester—may influence …
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Lemongrass Boosts Duck Growth and Gut Health on Farms
Researchers tested whether adding lemongrass to duck feed could improve how well ducks grow and the quality of their meat. According to Gram …
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Eating More Plant Protein Linked to Better Mental Health in Teens
A new study of 617 Spanish teenagers found that eating more plant-based protein instead of animal protein was connected to better overall …
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Gut Bacteria Linked to Bone Loss Through New Discovery
Scientists have discovered how a common gut bacterium called Prevotella copri may weaken bones by triggering inflammation. According to Gram …
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Soy Protein Swaps: How Amino Acids Keep Young Pigs Healthy
Researchers tested whether young pigs could stay healthy on diets with less soybean meal if they got the right mix of amino acids (the …
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Baby Vitamin D Levels Don't Prevent Autoimmune Diseases
A large Danish study tracked over 20,000 people born between 1981 and 2005 to see if vitamin D levels at birth could predict autoimmune …
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Sugary Drinks and Junk Food Linked to Inflammation in Obese Teens
A new study of Brazilian teenagers found that those who drink sugary beverages and eat ultra-processed foods show higher levels of …
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