Muscle Loss in Liver Disease: Why It Matters for Transplants
When the liver stops working properly, patients often lose muscle mass and become weak—a condition called sarcopenia that affects up to 70% …
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How Your Kidneys Use Amino Acids and Why It Matters
Your kidneys do more than filter waste—they also manage special proteins called amino acids that your body needs to stay healthy. When …
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Your Gut Bacteria May Protect Your Eyes From Age-Related Vision Loss
Scientists are discovering that the bacteria living in your digestive system might play a surprising role in protecting your eyesight as you …
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Simple Blood Test May Help Spot Muscle Loss in Cancer Patients
Researchers discovered that a simple blood test measuring the ratio of two common substances—white blood cells called neutrophils and a …
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Why Young Saudis Are Eating Less Plant Protein Than Meat
Researchers surveyed 398 young adults in Saudi Arabia (ages 18-25) to understand how much plant-based protein they eat compared to animal …
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A Spicy Compound May Help Your Liver Process Fat Better
Researchers discovered that a natural compound found in mustard and wasabi called allyl isothiocyanate (AITC) might help treat fatty liver …
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Wine Byproduct Boosts Sheep Health and Muscle Quality
Researchers tested whether grape pomace—a leftover material from wine production—could improve the health of sheep raised for meat. They fed …
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Fasting May Help Protect Eyes from Glaucoma Damage
Glaucoma is an eye disease that damages the nerve cells in the retina, often leading to vision loss. Researchers discovered that some …
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Mom's Gut Bacteria May Not Be the Real Brain Game-Changer
Scientists reviewed what we know about how a mother's gut bacteria might affect her baby's brain development. They found that while there's …
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Processed Meat and Tuberculosis: A Global Health Connection
Researchers analyzed data from around the world to understand how eating a lot of processed meat might be connected to tuberculosis (TB) …
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Plant Compound Shows Promise for Obesity and Mood Issues
Researchers tested a natural protein from tamarind fruit on obese fish to see if it could help with weight and behavior problems like …
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Mediterranean Diet May Help Reduce Joint Inflammation in Arthritis
Researchers studied how the Mediterranean diet—rich in olive oil, fish, vegetables, and whole grains—affects the body's chemical markers in …
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