Fish as Pollution Detectives: New Way to Track Zinc in Ocean Waters
Research article n = 96Scientists discovered that fish can act like tiny pollution monitors by carrying unique chemical fingerprints of the water where they live. …
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Scientists discovered that fish can act like tiny pollution monitors by carrying unique chemical fingerprints of the water where they live. …
Read studyScientists have created a new laboratory test that can detect extremely small substances in the body with remarkable accuracy. The test …
Read studyResearchers looked at 190 children with cystic fibrosis to understand how often they develop iron deficiency, a condition where the body …
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Journal of food science
Researchers discovered that a natural extract from green seaweed called enteromorpha polysaccharide (EP) may help protect your liver and …
Read studyScientists discovered something surprising about jaguars, pumas, ocelots, and margays living together in Guatemala's rainforests. These four …
Read studyResearchers reviewed existing studies looking at whether vitamin D levels affect how severe COVID-19 becomes. They found that most studies …
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Journal of pediatric gastroenterology and nutrition
Researchers studied 34 children with a very rare condition called primary intestinal lymphangiectasia, which causes their bodies to lose too …
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Pathophysiology : the official journal of the International Society for Pathophysiology
Researchers in Brazil studied 113 adults to understand the connection between iron levels in the blood and body weight. They found that …
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British journal of hospital medicine (London, England : 2005)
Researchers studied 161 patients with multiple myeloma (a type of blood cancer) to understand why some develop nerve damage in their hands …
Read studyResearchers studied over 35,000 children in Norway to understand why some kids are extremely picky eaters and avoid many foods. They found …
Read studyResearchers studied over 8,000 schoolchildren in Mongolia for three years to understand why some kids break bones more often than others. …
Read studyResearchers studied over 3,000 people in Hubei Province, China to understand how common thalassemia is and what genetic changes cause it. …
Read studyScientists are developing a new way to fight breast cancer using tiny particles called nanocarriers that can deliver medicine directly to …
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Pediatric reports
Researchers followed 30 women with eating disorders (like anorexia and bulimia) through pregnancy and four years after giving birth. They …
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Methods and protocols
Researchers tested six different seed oils to see which ones could help fix problems with how most people eat in Western countries. They …
Read studyResearchers in Kampala, Uganda studied whether harmful metals from factories are getting into yams grown nearby. They tested soil and yams …
Read studyResearchers studied 30 older women with weak bones (a condition called osteopenia) to see if exercise could help. Half of the women did a …
Read studyScientists are discovering that bacteriophages, microscopic viruses that live in your digestive system, play a surprisingly important role …
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The journal of physical chemistry. B
Scientists studied how energy moves through proteins in your body, focusing on ones that carry important things like drugs and nutrients. …
Read studyScientists created a computer program that can predict how tiny ocean organisms called plankton will respond to climate change. The program …
Read studyResearchers discovered that certain bacteria found in kefir (a fermented milk drink) can naturally produce a highly absorbable form of …
Read studyBefore having major surgery, patients, especially older adults and those with serious health conditions, could benefit from a program called …
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The Journal of sports medicine and physical fitness
Researchers studied how people in Mediterranean countries stay physically active as part of their everyday lives, rather than through formal …
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Unknown Journal
Researchers tested whether giving newly diagnosed teenagers with type 2 diabetes a short nutrition quiz could help them remember what they …
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