Your Gut Health Might Be the Secret to Better Skin
Scientists are discovering that the bacteria living in your stomach and intestines may have a huge impact on your skin health. This …
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Scientists are discovering that the bacteria living in your stomach and intestines may have a huge impact on your skin health. This …
Scientists reviewed research showing that eating more fiber-rich foods might help reduce lung inflammation and protect your respiratory …
Researchers found a promising way to protect farmed shrimp from a deadly disease without using antibiotics. They created a special water …
Scientists discovered special bacteria living in bee bread (pollen stored by bees) that might work great as probiotics—the good bacteria …
Scientists tested whether giving sheep special mixtures of helpful bacteria could improve how their stomachs work and reduce methane gas—a …
Scientists discovered that a genetic test measuring tau protein in blood could help identify people at higher risk of developing Alzheimer's …
Researchers looked at whether eating foods similar to what people ate thousands of years ago (called the Paleolithic diet) could help people …
Doctors around the world use different methods to figure out why someone has anemia (low red blood cells), especially when checking for …
Researchers in Ghana studied blood markers in people with and without colorectal cancer to understand what might increase cancer risk. They …
Researchers tested a natural extract from gardenia fruit to see if it could help treat a serious liver condition called non-alcoholic fatty …
Researchers looked at 42 people getting shoulder surgery to see how many had nutrition problems before their operation. They found that …
Researchers wanted to understand why people in Japan and Germany make different choices about sustainable eating—like buying local food, …
Researchers in Kenya studied how often advertisements for ultra-processed foods (like sugary snacks, instant noodles, and processed drinks) …
Researchers tested whether eating in a more environmentally-friendly way could help both people and the planet. Over 12 weeks, 292 people …
Researchers from the WHO and UNICEF worked together to create a standardized checklist of what doctors and health workers should measure …
A major study following over 200,000 people for 13 years found that eating lots of ultra-processed foods (like packaged snacks, fast food, …
Researchers looked at 58 patients who had surgery to fuse their big toe joint to treat arthritis and a common foot deformity called bunions. …
Scientists studied 650 chickens to understand why some birds can eat less food while staying just as healthy and productive as others. By …
Researchers studied death rates from high blood pressure-related heart disease across 117 countries from 2000 to 2019. They found that …
Researchers in rural Pakistan studied whether eating fermented pickles could improve gut health and immunity in women. Over 12 weeks, 230 …
A large study of over 27,000 adults in Taiwan looked at how sleep and food choices affect weight, especially at different ages. Researchers …
Researchers studied 518 older adults (average age 70) who were overweight and followed either a special heart-healthy diet or a regular diet …
Researchers looked at vitamin D levels in Americans from 2007 to 2023 using data from a large national health survey. They found that fewer …
Scientists are learning that there's no one-size-fits-all diet that works for everyone. This review looks at how things like your age, sex, …
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