Ginger Compound May Help Fight Depression Linked to Unhealthy Eating
Researchers discovered that a natural compound found in ginger called 6-gingerol might help protect the brain from damage caused by eating …
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Rare Side Effect: Vitamin B1 Shots May Lower Blood Platelets
Doctors usually think vitamin B1 (thiamine) is very safe, but this case report describes something unusual. A 63-year-old woman with adrenal …
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Golden Bananas Stay Nutritious in Real-World Growing Conditions
Scientists created special bananas with extra vitamin A by modifying their genes, but the real question was: would they stay nutritious when …
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Does Birth Order Affect How Well Kids Take Vitamin D?
Researchers looked at whether the order in which children are born in a family affects how consistently they take vitamin D supplements. …
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Why a Diabetes Drug Works Better Than Scientists Thought
Scientists discovered that a popular diabetes medication works in a surprising way. The drug, called a DPP-4 inhibitor, helps control blood …
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Eating Mediterranean Foods May Boost Your COVID Vaccine Protection
A new study found that people who follow a Mediterranean diet—especially those who eat more olive oil and beans—may have stronger immune …
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Why Baby Bones Need Phosphate More Than Extra Vitamin D
Scientists studied newborn rats to understand how phosphate (a mineral in our bodies) affects bone growth and strength. They tested what …
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Why Some Men Struggle to Have Kids: New Clues About Sperm Health
Scientists have discovered that invisible chemical changes in our DNA—called epigenetic changes—may be a major reason why some men have …
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Why Kids With Gut Disease Skip Meals and Avoid Foods
Researchers in Australia studied 64 children with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)—a condition that causes stomach and intestinal …
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What Stops Parents From Giving Kids Nutritional Supplements?
Researchers looked at 25 studies to understand why some families accept nutritional supplements for their children while others don't. They …
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How Your Daily Habits Can Prevent Strokes
A stroke happens when blood flow to the brain gets blocked or a blood vessel bursts, and it's one of the leading causes of death and …
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Can Probiotics Help Your Body Handle Sugar Better?
Your body naturally processes sugar, but sometimes this process creates harmful substances called AGEs that can damage your health over …
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