Pesticide Residues in Food: Are They Safe to Eat?
Researchers in China tested 813 food samples to check for nicotine-based pesticides that farmers use to protect crops from insects. They …
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Researchers in China tested 813 food samples to check for nicotine-based pesticides that farmers use to protect crops from insects. They …
Scientists discovered that a type of seaweed called Sargassum fusiforme can help shrimp farms stay healthier by removing harmful ammonia …
Researchers tested whether different types of fat in chicken feed could help prevent Salmonella bacteria from spreading inside chickens. …
Scientists discovered that tiny plastic particles floating in freshwater are affecting how fish eat and digest food. When pond loach fish …
Scientists discovered that two toxic chemicals called tributyltin propionate and tributyltin salicylate can interact with important proteins …
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Scientists discovered a new experimental drug called W478 that may help fight esophageal cancer, a serious disease that affects the tube …
Many people today don't eat enough variety in their food, which means they're missing important vitamins and minerals their bodies need. …
Researchers in the UK studied a new way to help newborns with a serious bowel condition called necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC). By creating …
Researchers reviewed dozens of studies to understand how food choices might affect prostate cancer risk and treatment. They looked at …
Researchers studied whether L-theanine, a natural compound found in green tea, could help prevent pregnancy problems in obese mice. They …
Scientists compared two ways to deliver beneficial bacteria to your gut: encapsulated (in a protective capsule) versus free (loose powder). …
Researchers tested a mixture of red okra and a fruit tree leaf extract to see if it could help with weight gain and unhealthy fat levels. In …
Researchers discovered that a special fermented product made from a type of bacteria called Lactiplantibacillus plantarum KM2 might help …
Scientists tested whether a type of helpful bacteria called Bacillus amyloliquefaciens could protect rats from heat stress. They gave some …
Scientists discovered that aflatoxin B1 (a harmful substance found in some foods) and the Epstein-Barr virus (a common virus) work together …
Cancer cells are surprisingly good at changing how they use energy to survive in the body and resist treatment. But these changes also …
Scientists created tiny fat-based packages called liposomes to deliver a special type of medicine called siRNA directly to cancer tumors. …
A teenager spent 13 years struggling with dangerously high cholesterol that wouldn't improve with normal treatments. Doctors initially …
Researchers discovered that nicotinamide, a form of vitamin B3, may help protect the liver from damage caused by PFOS, a toxic chemical …
Scientists discovered that tiny plastic particles floating in our oceans can pick up and carry harmful chemicals that act like estrogen (a …
Scientists reviewed research about autism spectrum disorder (ASD) to understand what causes it. They found that several things happening …
Scientists have discovered that a protein called IGF-1, which your body naturally makes in your skin, plays a major role in keeping hair …
Researchers in India studied 56 women with weak bones to see if some could wait longer between doses of a bone-strengthening medicine called …
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