How Multiple Health Problems Predict Serious Issues in Older Adults
Researchers studied nearly 3,000 people over age 65 to understand which health problems predict serious outcomes like losing independence, …
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Researchers studied nearly 3,000 people over age 65 to understand which health problems predict serious outcomes like losing independence, …
Researchers studied how prenatal alcohol exposure affects emotional development in adolescents, particularly when combined with stressful …
Researchers discovered that eating lots of spicy and stimulating foods might make psoriasis worse by changing the helpful bacteria in your …
Researchers studied 50 patients with severe pancreas inflammation in the hospital's intensive care unit. Half received standard care plus …
Vitamin D does much more than just strengthen bones—it's like a coach for your immune system. Scientists have discovered that vitamin D …
Scientists discovered that the bacteria living in your digestive system play a surprising role in how your body processes sugar and …
Researchers tested whether two supplements—arginine (an amino acid) and fish oil—could help older adults with sarcopenia, a condition where …
A 49-year-old man from South Asia was able to control his type 2 diabetes for an entire decade without taking any medication by following a …
Researchers discovered that a natural compound called costunolide, found in plants, may help treat fatty liver disease and improve how the …
Scientists wanted to understand why female mice stay thinner than male mice even when eating the same high-fat foods. They thought a female …
Scientists studied how harmful chemicals called PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls) move from contaminated chicken feed into eggs. They fed …
Researchers studied how diet and exercise during pregnancy affect heart health after giving birth. They found that pregnant mice fed a …
Scientists discovered three new strains of beneficial bacteria called Parabacteroides distasonis that live in healthy human guts. In …
Many people around the world struggle to digest lactose, a natural sugar found in milk and dairy products. When your body doesn't make …
Your gut is home to trillions of tiny bacteria that do important jobs for your health. These bacteria need to be tough and flexible—able to …
Scientists discovered that obese mice produce too much of a protein called TMPRSS2 in their intestines, which interferes with hormones that …
Glucosamine is a natural substance found in cartilage that people often take for joint pain. But new research suggests it does much more …
Researchers studied 41 people who experience belly bloating to understand why certain high-fiber foods cause problems for some folks but not …
Researchers discovered that special compounds found in tea leaves might help people lose weight and improve their metabolism. Scientists …
Researchers studied over 14,000 women in Taiwan to understand why some develop calcific tendinitis—a painful shoulder condition where …
Kidney dialysis patients often struggle with poor nutrition and weakness, especially in countries with limited healthcare resources. …
Researchers tested whether a supplement called Sanopal® could help athletes breathe better and perform stronger at high altitude, where …
Researchers tested a special ultrasound technique called shear wave elastography to see if it could help diagnose celiac disease in …
Researchers are testing whether a customized 6-month program combining personalized diet and exercise guidance works better than standard …
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