How Baby Fish Learn to Digest Carbs: A Growth Study
Research articleScientists studied how young striped murrel fish (a popular food fish in India) develop the ability to digest carbohydrates as they grow. By …
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Scientists studied how young striped murrel fish (a popular food fish in India) develop the ability to digest carbohydrates as they grow. By …
Read studyResearchers followed over 51,000 women for nearly 14 years to understand how vitamin D affects cancer risk before menopause. They found that …
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Researchers combined results from 10 studies to understand how folate (a B vitamin) in early pregnancy relates to blood sugar levels later …
Read studyResearchers looked at 25 studies involving 1,689 people with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), a condition where fat builds up in …
Read studyResearchers wanted to find out if eating a healthy diet actually changes the chemicals in your body in measurable ways. They had 34 healthy …
Read studyResearchers are studying whether what you eat might affect a common type of dizziness called BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo). …
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Researchers looked at data from over 4,000 American adults to see if low vitamin D was connected to eye problems that happen without …
Read studyResearchers in Ethiopia discovered a troubling connection: women who experience violence from partners are more likely to have anemia, a …
Read studyResearchers in India interviewed 62 teenagers about their snacking habits to understand why they often choose unhealthy snacks instead of …
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Frontiers in nutrition
Tourette syndrome is a condition where people experience involuntary movements and sounds called tics. Researchers found that people with …
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Researchers studied how beef cattle's digestive systems adapt when farmers replace expensive soybean meal with a cheaper protein substitute …
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Researchers in Ethiopia studied 326 people with high blood pressure to see which daily habits helped keep their blood pressure healthy. They …
Read studyA fatty liver is becoming a major health problem worldwide, affecting up to one in three people. Unlike some liver diseases, there's no …
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Frontiers in pharmacology
Researchers tested whether safflower, a natural plant, could lower high cholesterol as well as atorvastatin, a common prescription …
Read studyResearchers used computer modeling to study plant-based treatments for Buruli ulcer, a serious tropical disease caused by bacteria. They …
Read studyResearchers studied how a sustainable, plant-based eating pattern called the Planetary Health Diet affects high uric acid levels in the …
Read studyResearchers studied two women with a painful mouth condition called oral lichen planus that wouldn't go away, even after treatment. Both …
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Frontiers in endocrinology
People with type 2 diabetes often develop weak bones that don't repair themselves well. Researchers compared two different …
Read studyWhen men have surgery to remove their prostate due to cancer, what they eat afterward really matters. Researchers looked at 70 men who had …
Read studyCeliac disease is a serious condition where the body can't properly digest gluten, a protein found in wheat and other grains. When left …
Read studyResearchers looked at 12 different studies to see if taking vitamin D supplements could help people with bladder problems like leaking urine …
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Researchers combined results from nine studies to see if omega-3 supplements (the healthy fats found in fish) could help people with early …
Read studyAnemia, when you don't have enough healthy red blood cells, affects millions of pregnant women worldwide and can lead to serious …
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