How Alcohol Damages Your Gut and What Could Help
According to Gram Research analysis, a 2026 study found that heavy alcohol use damages the intestines by creating harmful molecules called …
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Vitamin B12 and Folate Deficiency Can Mimic a Serious Blood Clotting Disease
A 56-year-old woman developed severe anemia, low platelet counts, and kidney damage that looked like a rare blood clotting disorder called …
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How Wastewater Treatment Spreads Antibiotic Resistance in Soil and Food
When wastewater is treated and applied to farmland as fertilizer, it may spread antibiotic-resistant bacteria and genes into soil, water, …
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How Your Gut Talks to Your Brain: A New Path to Better Digestion
Scientists are discovering that special chemical messengers in your gut called neuropeptides control digestion, appetite, and even your …
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Natural Plant Compound Helps Reverse Fatty Liver Disease
Researchers discovered that atractylodin, a natural compound found in a traditional Chinese herb called Atractylodes lancea, may help …
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New Fertilizer Survives Freezing and Feeds Plants Slowly
Scientists created a new type of fertilizer made from seaweed that can survive freezing temperatures and release nutrients slowly over time. …
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Why Vitamin D During Pregnancy Matters for Baby's Health
A new study shows that vitamin D deficiency during pregnancy can harm the placenta—the organ that feeds and protects a developing baby. …
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Why Junk Food Makes Drug Cravings Harder to Control
A new study shows that eating a high-fat, high-sugar diet may damage the brain's ability to recognize warning signals from drugs like …
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How a Supplement Helps Chickens Beat the Heat
When chickens get too hot, they stop growing well and can get sick. Researchers tested a supplement called N-acetyl cysteine (NAC) to see if …
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How Fermented Sea Buckthorn Juice Could Help Control Blood Sugar
Researchers discovered a new way to make sea buckthorn juice more powerful for your health. By using special enzymes to extract nutrients, …
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New Compound Shows Promise for Heart Disease Linked to Diabetes
Researchers tested a new compound called Kojic Acid Dipalmitate Microemulsion (KME) on rats with a type of heart disease caused by high-fat …
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Vitamin B12 Deficiency Can Cause Memory Loss and Tremors
A patient experienced rapidly worsening memory problems and involuntary arm shaking that looked like a serious brain disease, but the real …
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Can Eating Insects Help Your Brain Stay Healthy?
Insects have been eaten by humans for thousands of years, and new research suggests they might be surprisingly good for your brain. …
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Drug WWL113 Blocks Inflammation in Two Ways, Scientists Discover
Scientists studying a drug called WWL113 made an unexpected discovery: the medication doesn't just work one way in the body—it actually …
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Traditional Chinese Diet Plus Exercise Helps Reverse Fatty Liver Disease
A new study tested whether a traditional Jiangnan diet from China, combined with regular exercise, could help people with non-alcoholic …
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Why People With Wilson's Disease Lose Interest in Food
Wilson's disease is a rare genetic condition where the body can't get rid of copper properly, requiring patients to follow a strict …
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Why People Skip Diabetes and Blood Pressure Checks in India
Researchers in northeast India interviewed 52 healthcare workers, community leaders, and residents to understand why people aren't getting …
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Vitamin D Pills Don't Help Depression as Much as Doctors Hoped
A major study tested whether taking high doses of vitamin D could help people with depression feel better. Researchers in Finland gave 281 …
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Does Sugar Really Cause Dementia? What a 25-Year Study Found
Researchers followed nearly 28,000 Swedish adults for 25 years to understand how eating sugar affects brain health and dementia risk. …
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Beyond Pills: How Lifestyle Changes Help Stop Migraines
Migraines are the top cause of disability for adults under 50, but medication alone isn't always the answer. According to Gram Research …
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Why Money and Meal Planning Matter for College Student Health
A new study of nearly 2,000 Italian college students living away from home reveals that both money and meal organization play crucial roles …
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Mediterranean Diet Changes Your Gut Bacteria in Powerful Ways
A 2026 study published in Molecular Nutrition & Food Research reveals that following a Mediterranean diet significantly reshapes the …
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Why Hip Surgery Screws Slip More in Heavier Patients
When doctors fix broken hips in older adults using a special metal nail and screw, sometimes the screw slides out of position over time. …
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Two Ways Doctors Check If Cancer Patients Need Better Nutrition
Doctors treating head and neck cancer patients need reliable ways to spot who's at risk of malnutrition, which can slow recovery and weaken …
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