How Your Diet Changes Your Gut Bacteria in Ways That Fight Inflammation
A new study from Cell Reports shows that what you eat dramatically changes your gut bacteria in measurable ways. Researchers found that …
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More Americans Taking Vitamins and Supplements Than Ever
A new study published in JAMA shows that more people in the United States are taking dietary supplements like vitamins and minerals, with …
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Radioactive Manure and Farm Safety: What You Need to Know
Scientists studied how radioactive particles from contaminated soil move through cattle and their manure in areas affected by the Chernobyl …
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Taking Breaks From Sitting Cuts Cancer Death Risk
A major study of over 91,000 people found that long stretches of sitting without breaks are linked to higher cancer death rates. The good …
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Low Vitamin D Linked to Worse Asthma Control
A new study of 162 asthma patients found that people with lower vitamin D levels had worse asthma control and more breathing problems. …
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Why Your Child's B12 Levels Matter More Than You Think
A new study of nearly 500 children reveals that vitamin B12 deficiency affects blood cells in surprising ways. Researchers found that low …
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Gut-Friendly Foods May Lower Blood Pressure, Study Finds
A large study of over 22,000 American adults found that eating foods that support a healthy gut microbiome—like fiber-rich foods, fermented …
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How High-Fat Diets Trigger Cancer Wasting Through Nerve Signals
A groundbreaking study published in Science reveals how eating a high-fat diet creates harmful communication between tumors and nerves, …
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Exercise Cuts Cholesterol in Women With Gestational Diabetes
A new study of Chinese American women who had gestational diabetes during pregnancy found that those who exercised regularly had …
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Dog's Severe Swelling Cured by Changing Diet Alone
A 15-month-old Border terrier suffered from recurring stomach pain, vomiting, and trembling caused by an unusual condition where special …
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How Multiple Medications Affect Activity in Aging
Researchers studied how taking multiple medications affects the daily activity levels and health of aging mice. They found that combining …
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Millions of Americans Have Tick Allergy Without Knowing It
A new study tested blood samples from 3,000 people across 10 U.S. states and found that many have antibodies to alpha-gal, a substance that …
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What Mom Eats Affects Baby's Breast Milk Inflammation
A new study looked at how a mother's diet affects inflammation in her breast milk. Researchers studied 101 breastfeeding women and measured …
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How Older People Living Alone Manage Diabetes
A new study looked at how older adults living alone in Western Sumatra manage their type 2 diabetes. Researchers interviewed seven people …
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Why High-Fat Diets May Worsen Cancer Weight Loss
A groundbreaking 2026 study published in Science reveals that cancer patients with certain lung tumors experience worse weight loss and …
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New App Helps People With IBD Eat Better and Feel Healthier
Researchers are testing a new smartphone app called MyIBDDiet designed to help people with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) make better food …
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New Tool Predicts Bone Disease Risk in Older Adults
Researchers created a new prediction tool to identify older adults at high risk for osteoporosis, a condition where bones become weak and …
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Creatine Helps Vegan Athletes Build Muscle and Jump Higher
A new study found that vegan athletes who took creatine supplements for just four weeks gained muscle, lost fat, and jumped higher than …
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Can Duckweed Help Soldiers Stay Sharp? What Science Says
A new review published in Plant Foods for Human Nutrition explores how duckweed—a fast-growing aquatic plant—could become a powerful …
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Brain Changes in Alzheimer's May Cause Weight Gain Differently in Men and Women
According to Gram Research analysis, scientists discovered that early Alzheimer's disease affects how the brain controls hunger and weight …
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New Gut Health Guidelines: What to Do If You Get Diverticulitis
According to Gram Research analysis of the latest American College of Gastroenterology guidelines, diverticulitis—a painful colon condition …
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How Much Water Should Your Cat Drink? What Science Says
A new study tracked how much water cats drink when eating different types of food—dry kibble, a mix of dry and wet, or all wet food. …
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New Glowing Particles Could Help Doctors Find Cancer Cells
Scientists have created tiny, super-bright glowing particles that can find and highlight cancer cells in the body. These nanoparticles are …
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When Stressed, People Drink More Tea and Coffee
A new study tracked 67 healthy young adults for a week to see what they ate and drank when stressed. Researchers found that when people felt …
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