Why Vitamin K Levels Drop After Head and Neck Surgery
When patients have major head and neck surgery to remove tumors and rebuild the area with tissue grafts, their bodies go through significant …
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How Rice Plants Store Protein: A Discovery That Could Improve Food
Scientists discovered how rice plants control the storage of proteins in their seeds—a finding that could help create more nutritious crops. …
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Your Gut Bacteria Shape Your Genes: Here's How
Scientists are discovering that the trillions of bacteria living in your gut do much more than help digestion—they actually control how your …
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How Your DNA's 3D Shape Controls Metabolism and Weight
Scientists are discovering that the way your DNA is folded and organized inside your cells plays a huge role in whether you develop …
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People With Rare Fat Disorder Stick to Special Diet
A new study followed 40 people with a rare genetic condition called LCHADD/TFPD that makes it hard to digest certain fats. Researchers …
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Why Your Body Struggles to Burn Fat When Overweight
Scientists discovered a protein called Gadd45b that helps your body manage fat cells when you're overweight. When this protein is missing, …
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New Sweat Test Could Replace Blood Tests During Pregnancy
Researchers have developed a tiny device that collects sweat from your skin to measure important nutrients like folate during pregnancy. …
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A Protein Called CD59 May Drive Weight Gain and Diabetes
Scientists discovered that a protein in your body called CD59 might be responsible for weight gain, diabetes, and fatty liver disease when …
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New Probiotic Bacteria Fixes Antibiotic-Related Diarrhea in Mice
When antibiotics kill harmful bacteria, they also destroy helpful gut bacteria, causing diarrhea. Researchers tested a new probiotic strain …
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New Guide Helps Doctors Diagnose Lactose Problems Correctly
Mexican gastroenterology experts created a new clinical guideline to help doctors better diagnose and treat lactose-related digestive …
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Why Many Doctors and Nurses Have Low Vitamin D Levels
A major review of 36 studies from 2010-2025 found that healthcare workers like doctors, nurses, and hospital staff have surprisingly high …
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Two Blood Markers That Predict Heart Attack Risk in Young Adults
Researchers studied 1,741 young people (age 55 and under) who had heart attacks to understand which blood markers best predict future heart …
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Toxic Chemicals in Food Cause Millions of Illnesses Yearly
A major World Health Organization study analyzed how nine toxic chemicals found in food—including arsenic, lead, and mercury—harm people …
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How Three Health Problems Connect: Heart, Kidneys, and Metabolism
Doctors are recognizing that heart disease, kidney problems, and metabolic issues like obesity and diabetes don't happen in …
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Food Poisoning Causes More Disease Than We Thought
A major new study from the World Health Organization reveals that foodborne illnesses—infections and diseases spread through contaminated …
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Blood Markers Could Help Predict Bone Breaks in Black Diabetics
A new study looked at blood chemicals in 571 Black people with type 2 diabetes to understand why they break bones more easily despite having …
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GLP-1 Drugs Help PCOS Weight Loss, But Fertility Benefits Unclear
A new analysis from Frontiers in Nutrition examined whether GLP-1 receptor agonists—drugs like semaglutide used for weight loss—can help …
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Lower Protein Diets With Added Lysine Work Just as Well for Beef Cattle
Researchers tested whether beef cattle could eat lower-protein feed if it was supplemented with an amino acid called lysine. According to …
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How Asthma and Its Medicines Affect Your Bones
People with asthma face a double threat to their bone health. According to Gram Research analysis, the disease itself causes inflammation …
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Why People With Metabolic Syndrome Need Lung Disease Screening
A new study from Malta reveals an important connection between metabolic syndrome (a cluster of health conditions including high blood …
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Teaching Parents About Baby Food Boosts Nutrition in Mozambique
Researchers in Mozambique tested whether better nutrition education could help parents feed their babies healthier foods and use vitamin …
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How Sports and Healthy Eating Work Together for Better Health
A new editorial in Frontiers in Public Health explores how sports, nutrition, and public health are deeply connected and influence each …
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Low Vitamin D Linked to Painful Nerve Damage in Diabetes
A new study found that people with type 2 diabetes who experience painful nerve damage have significantly lower vitamin D levels than those …
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Antioxidant Supplement Unexpectedly Worsened Heart Artery Disease in Mice
Researchers discovered something surprising: a powerful antioxidant called cobinamide, which was supposed to help prevent aortic disease (a …
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