Unsweetened Coffee and Tea Lower Heart Disease Risk
A major study of over 167,000 people found that drinking unsweetened coffee and tea is linked to a lower risk of heart disease, but adding …
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A major study of over 167,000 people found that drinking unsweetened coffee and tea is linked to a lower risk of heart disease, but adding …
A major study of over 146,000 people found that maintaining a healthy balance of antioxidants through diet and lifestyle choices …
A new study of 78 postmenopausal women found that taking polyphenol supplements—natural compounds from plants—improved the quality of their …
A new study of over 35,000 people found that people with epilepsy tend to eat foods that cause more inflammation in their bodies, and these …
Scientists studied over 350 wolves in Canada to understand how mercury moves from water to land through the food chain. They found that …
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Scientists have created a new experimental medicine that works in three different ways to fight obesity and diabetes at once. Instead of …
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A new book chapter explores how simple visual tools called 'widgets' can help people understand nutrition information at a glance. Rather …
Researchers discovered that a buildup of old, damaged cells in the lungs may be the missing link between obesity, diabetes, and a serious …
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Scientists are excited about a new type of omega-3 supplement called LPC-DHA that might reach your brain more effectively than regular fish …
Scientists discovered that a protein called junctophilin-2 (JP2) plays a crucial role in how your body burns brown fat to create heat and …
A Gram Research analysis of 14 studies reveals that aging's effect on how your body burns calories after eating remains unclear. Scientists …
A comprehensive review of research shows that lifestyle choices and environmental factors play a major role in inflammatory bowel disease …
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration tested over 3,700 food samples between 2008 and 2022 to check for ochratoxin A, a naturally occurring …
A new study reveals that the Mediterranean diet—often praised as one of the world's healthiest eating patterns—is actually quite different …
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A major study of nearly 160,000 people in the UK found that eating more vegetables rich in natural nitrates—like spinach, lettuce, and …
Researchers have developed a new way to deliver medicine directly to damaged livers in people with metabolic dysfunction-associated …
A major global study analyzed how ischemic heart disease and asthma appear together across 204 countries and territories. Researchers found …
When people experience side effects after getting a COVID-19 vaccine, healthcare professionals and patients often describe what happened in …
Scientists discovered that children with osteogenesis imperfecta (OI), a rare genetic disease that makes bones break easily, have different …
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