Special Immune Cells Control Whether You Gain or Burn Fat
Research articleScientists discovered that certain immune cells in your fat tissue act like controllers that decide whether new fat cells will store energy …
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Scientists discovered that certain immune cells in your fat tissue act like controllers that decide whether new fat cells will store energy …
Read studyDepression during pregnancy affects about 1 in 5 pregnant women worldwide and can cause serious problems for both mom and baby. While …
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Poultry science
Scientists studied how much of a nutrient called arginine Japanese quails need to grow their best. They fed 600 baby quails different …
Read studyScientists are discovering that the bacteria living in your stomach and intestines play a surprising role in keeping your bones healthy. …
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Clinical rheumatology
Researchers tested whether extra virgin olive oil could help protect joints in rats with arthritis. They found that rats fed extra virgin …
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Probiotics and antimicrobial proteins
Scientists tested three different types of beneficial bacteria (probiotics) to see if they could help mice stay healthier when eating …
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Inflammopharmacology
Researchers tested whether a natural compound called ellagic acid could help people with fatty liver disease. Sixty patients took either …
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BMC primary care
Doctors often miss early signs of memory loss and thinking problems in older patients. Researchers created a new role called a Brain Health …
Read studyResearchers tested a new program called ProudMe designed to help kids maintain healthy weights in schools that don't have many resources. …
Read studyWhen it's really hot, animals can get stressed and sick. Scientists tested whether two natural supplements, propolis (a sticky substance …
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Scientific reports
Researchers studied 149 women past menopause to see if eating a Mediterranean-style diet could help with uncomfortable symptoms like hot …
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Biogerontology
When pregnant people don't eat enough protein, it can affect their babies' health in ways that last a lifetime. Scientists reviewed hundreds …
Read studyScientists tracked sharks near fishing docks in Australia to understand why they keep coming back. Using special tags and analyzing what the …
Read studyResearchers looked at 21 studies involving 1,846 heart surgery patients to see if giving patients nutrition support right after surgery …
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American journal of physiology. Gastrointestinal and liver physiology
Scientists discovered that a natural substance in your gut called lithocholic acid (LCA) may help control how much water and salt your colon …
Read studyResearchers followed 619 patients with digestive and cancer-related illnesses for one year after they left the hospital to see how their …
Read studyResearchers tested whether giving families free fresh vegetables and fruits could help kids stay healthier. They studied 150 children from …
Read studyResearchers in Japan studied over 1,600 people with ulcerative colitis (a disease that causes inflammation in the digestive system) to see …
Read studyDoctors are using new strategies to help children bounce back quicker after major surgery. These strategies, called ERAS protocols, focus on …
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Obesity (Silver Spring, Md.)
Researchers tested three different treatments to help people with type 2 diabetes and obesity lose weight over one year. They compared a …
Read studyDoctors sometimes mistake severe vitamin D deficiency for bone tumors in teenagers because the symptoms and imaging results can look very …
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American journal of physiology. Cell physiology
Scientists studied how two types of nerve receptors in the intestines affect the special cells that line our gut. Using mice with these …
Read studyResearchers reviewed what we know about vitamin D and osteosarcoma, a serious type of bone cancer that mostly affects young people. While …
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Journal of molecular histology
Researchers studied whether vitamin A could help repair brain damage in rats with autism-like symptoms caused by a medication called …
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