Rare Throat Bumps Linked to Autoimmune Diseases
Case report n = 3Researchers found that unusual bumps in the throat called "bamboo nodules" may be connected to autoimmune diseases, conditions where the …
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Why Multiple Sclerosis Is Rising in the UAE
ReviewMultiple sclerosis, a disease that affects the brain and nerves, is becoming more common in the United Arab Emirates. Scientists reviewed …
Read studyA Simple Blood Test May Help Predict Asthma Risk
Cross sectional n = 855Researchers studied nearly 29,000 people to see if a simple blood test could help predict who might develop asthma. They looked at a …
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New Blood Test Combo May Help Predict Health Risks in Diabetes
Cohort study n = 1,999Researchers studied over 82,000 American adults with type 2 diabetes to find better ways to predict serious health problems. They discovered …
Read studyAncient Chinese Herb Blend May Help Women With PCOS
Research articleResearchers studied a traditional Chinese herbal medicine called Zuogui pill to understand how it might help women with polycystic ovary …
Read studyFun Game Helps Little Kids Eat More Vegetables
Research article n = 84Researchers tested a digital game called Veggies4myHeart to see if it could help preschool children (ages 3-6) become more interested in …
Read studyCan Fiber and Plant Foods Help Prevent Gut Pouches?
ReviewDiverticular disease happens when small pouches form in your colon (large intestine), causing pain and discomfort. Scientists reviewed …
Read studyWhat Mom Eats Affects How Calf Guts Absorb Food
Research articleScientists studied how a pregnant cow's diet affects her calf's ability to absorb nutrients after birth. They looked at whether special …
Read studyHow a Virus May Affect Your Body's Vitamin B2 Processing
Research articleScientists discovered that a virus called hepatitis E, which can spread from pigs to humans, may interfere with how your body uses vitamin …
Read studyNew Treatment Shows Promise for Dog Joint Pain
Randomized controlled trial n = 60Researchers tested a new medicine called EF-M2 on 60 dogs with arthritis in their hips or elbows. The dogs received either the new treatment …
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Fish Oil Supplement May Help Cancer Patients Stay Stronger
Randomized controlled trialResearchers tested whether a fish oil supplement called EPA could help people with advanced head and neck cancer maintain their strength and …
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New 3D-Printed Pills May Help Manage Nerve Pain Better
Research articleScientists created a new type of pill using 3D printing technology to help people with nerve pain. The pill contains vitamins B3, B6, B12, …
Read studyVitamin D and a Common Virus in Pregnancy: What We Found
Cross sectional n = 63Researchers studied 63 pregnant women to understand if low vitamin D levels made them more likely to carry a virus called CMV that can …
Read studyWhy Kids with Zika Need Better Nutrition Support
Cohort study n = 38Children born with Congenital Zika Virus Syndrome face serious challenges with growth and nutrition that last for years. Researchers in …
Read studyWhy Some Polio Survivors Get Sicker Later in Life
Research article n = 209Researchers studied 80 people with Post-Polio Syndrome (a condition where polio survivors experience new weakness decades later) and …
Read studyWhy Urine Tests Can't Detect Wood Smoke Exposure
Research articleResearchers wanted to know if checking urine could tell doctors whether someone was exposed to wood smoke from home heating. They collected …
Read studyTiny Metal Particles Disrupt Fruit Fly Sleep and Development
Research article n = 500Scientists exposed fruit flies to tiny manufactured particles made of zinc and iron to see what would happen. They found that when flies ate …
Read studyCancer Drug Olaparib May Lower Folate Levels Quickly
Research article n = 9Researchers studied cancer patients taking a drug called olaparib to see if it causes low folate levels (a B vitamin your body needs). They …
Read studyMaple Syrup and Healthy Bacteria Help Young Pigs Grow Better
Research articleScientists tested whether a special supplement made from maple syrup and a helpful bacteria called Bacillus velezensis could improve the …
Read studyBreast Cancer Drug Side Effects: When Liver Problems Happen and What to Do
Research article n = 544Researchers studied 544 breast cancer patients taking certain cancer-fighting drugs called CDK4/6 inhibitors to understand when these …
Read studyWhen Sick Patients Join Multiple Studies: Does It Affect Results?
Randomized controlled trial n = 568Researchers studied whether critically ill patients who participated in multiple medical studies at the same time affected the results of a …
Read studyDoes Back Disease Cause Low Vitamin D? New Study Has Answers
Research article n = 8,447Researchers compared vitamin D levels in over 8,400 people to see if back problems increase the risk of vitamin D deficiency. They found …
Read studyBad Air Makes People Buy Healthier Food (But Only for a While)
Research article n = 30,000When air pollution gets worse in Chinese cities, something surprising happens: families start buying more healthy foods like fruits, …
Read studySpecial Feed Cuts Cow Burps and Boosts Milk Production
Randomized controlled trial n = 18Researchers tested different feed combinations for dairy cows to see if they could reduce methane gas (the burps cows release) while keeping …
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