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Scientists discovered why some people develop a rare bone disease called type 3 rickets. The problem starts with a tiny change in a gene …
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Scientists discovered why some people develop a rare bone disease called type 3 rickets. The problem starts with a tiny change in a gene …
Researchers tested whether mulberry leaf extracts could protect mouse livers from damage caused by aflatoxin B1, a harmful substance …
Researchers studied 1,312 pregnant women in China to understand why some women develop gestational diabetes (a type of diabetes that happens …
Researchers are testing whether eating a Mediterranean diet—lots of vegetables, fruits, fish, and olive oil—might help people with …
A large study of over 109,000 people found that eating a Mediterranean diet—rich in vegetables, fish, and olive oil—was linked to a lower …
Researchers looked at dozens of studies to understand how diet affects prostate cancer risk and treatment. They reviewed both long-term …
Researchers discovered that a protein called ACOD1 may play a role in recurrent miscarriages—when a woman loses multiple pregnancies. The …
Researchers studied a rare and serious seizure condition in children called FIRES that happens after a fever or infection. They tested …
Scientists tested whether a helpful bacteria called Lactobacillus fermentum could work together with a cancer medicine called vincristine to …
Researchers tested whether saffron extract could help people who feel sad, tired, or anxious but don't have clinical depression. In a …
Researchers in China tested a fermented plant called Artemisia argyi as a food additive for Hongyu roosters, a special chicken breed known …
Researchers created tiny particles designed to deliver a natural compound called fucoxanthin (found in seaweed) more effectively to help …
Scientists are studying tiny molecules called microRNAs found in blood that could help doctors detect prostate cancer earlier and predict …
Growing pains are common aches that affect children between ages 4 and 14, usually in their legs. Researchers wanted to know if not having …
Researchers created the most detailed map ever of pig intestine cells, studying over 1 million individual cells from different ages and …
Researchers in New Zealand wanted to make sure questions about what people eat and whether they have enough food are easy to understand. …
Researchers tested popular fish species to measure levels of harmful chemicals called PFAS (forever chemicals) that don't break down in the …
A large study of over 20,000 Americans found that people who eat higher-quality diets are less likely to develop a common liver condition …
Researchers studied a small group of women with PCOS (a common hormonal condition) to understand why some develop thyroid problems. They …
Researchers in the United Arab Emirates studied 281 people with dementia and 281 similar people without dementia to find out what causes …
Researchers looked at 147 patients who had breast reconstruction surgery using their own body tissue to see if vitamin D levels before …
Researchers studied whether switching from one type of inhaler to another could help the environment without making asthma or COPD worse. …
Doctors are finding new ways to help men with early prostate cancer who choose to watch and wait instead of having surgery right away. …
Researchers looked at 18 different studies involving 1,246 women who had surgery for endometrial cancer (a type of uterine cancer). They …
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