What You Eat Affects When Girls Start Their Period
A new review of nutrition research shows that what girls eat during childhood can influence when they start menstruating. According to Gram …
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A new review of nutrition research shows that what girls eat during childhood can influence when they start menstruating. According to Gram …
A new study of CrossFit athletes reveals important nutrition gaps that could hurt their performance and health. While these athletes often …
Hospitals are trying to serve more plant-based meals to help the environment, but they struggled to make them taste good and have enough …
A recent research commentary examines how metabolic risk factors—like blood sugar levels and cholesterol—connect to weight changes in young …
A major study called EnComCol is examining what Spanish children and teenagers eat at home versus in school cafeterias. Researchers are …
As we age, many older adults experience frailty—a condition that makes them weaker, more dependent on others, and at higher risk for serious …
Scientists have discovered a promising way to recycle meat and bone meal—a leftover from meat processing—by converting it into biochar, a …
Scientists studying obesity discovered something surprising about a protein called AHR that was thought to control how fat cells work. Using …
As people age, many face a dangerous combination of poor nutrition and muscle loss called Malnutrition-Sarcopenia Syndrome. According to …
A new study of 1,090 Polish adults reveals that nearly 28% use dietary supplements to support their vision, even though most people don't …
Researchers discovered how resveratrol, a natural compound found in red grapes and berries, helps fight obesity at the molecular level. …
Researchers tested whether cassava root meal could replace some of the corn in chicken feed, since cassava is cheap and plentiful in …
A 33-year-old man with Marfan syndrome—a genetic condition affecting connective tissue—faced a dangerous medical puzzle: he needed surgery …
According to Gram Research analysis, scientists discovered that a special type of broken-down milk protein called casein hydrolysate can …
A new study using fruit flies found that eating too much saturated fat—especially from coconut oil—can damage the brain and shorten …
Scientists studied how genes in pigs control the type of fat found in their meat, which matters for human nutrition. Using advanced genetic …
Researchers discovered that tetrandrine, a natural compound found in a traditional Chinese plant called Stephania tetrandra, may help fight …
According to Gram Research analysis, a new study shows that two types of omega-3 fatty acids found in fish—DHA and EPA—work together to …
A new study shows that when pregnant cows don't get enough food, it creates lasting changes in their calves' muscle cells—even after the …
Cancer often causes patients to lose dangerous amounts of muscle and fat, a condition called cancer cachexia that makes them weaker and …
Researchers studied an ancient Chinese herbal formula called Tianhuang Formula and found it may help the brain better control blood sugar …
Scientists discovered that a protein called LIPA, found mainly in immune cells called macrophages, plays a surprising role in heart disease …
A major review of 38 studies shows that changing what you eat can really help women with PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome), a common hormone …
A new study of 440 Lebanese adults found that stress, certain foods, and specific medications are major triggers for heartburn and acid …
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