What Older Adults Eat Affects Their Body Shape and Health
Researchers looked at older adults who attend university programs to understand how the quality of their diet connects to their body …
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New Database Reveals How Often Predators Actually Find Food
Scientists have created a massive database called FracFeed that tracks how often predators have empty stomachs versus full ones. By …
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Vitamin D Levels May Affect Back Surgery Recovery
Researchers studied 154 people who had surgery for a common type of lower back problem called lumbar spinal canal stenosis. They found that …
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Many People With Blood Cancers Try Alternative Treatments
Researchers asked 166 patients with a rare type of blood cancer called myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPN) about their use of complementary …
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Eating Better Food Changes Your Gut Bacteria in Healthy Ways
Scientists studied 269 adults to understand how eating healthy food affects the bacteria living in your stomach and intestines, and how …
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Why Weight Loss Gets Harder: What Changes Over 6 Months
Researchers followed 1,252 people trying to lose weight over 24 weeks and discovered that different things matter at different times. At the …
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New Food Database Shows How What You Eat Affects Your Health
Scientists created a massive digital map called FoodAtlas that connects over 1,400 foods to the chemicals they contain, diseases they might …
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How Your Cells Clean Themselves to Protect Blood Sugar Control
Scientists discovered that a natural cleaning process inside your cells, called autophagy, helps protect the cells that make insulin even …
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Why People With Sleep Apnea Often Have Low Vitamin D
Researchers studied people who are overweight and have obstructive sleep apnea (a condition where breathing stops during sleep) to …
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Two Medicines Help Fix Damage from Unhealthy Diets
Scientists compared two different medicines to see which one better helps repair damage caused by eating too much fatty and sugary food. …
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Why Your Kidneys Need This Protein When Eating Fatty Foods
Scientists discovered that a protein called NUDT19 helps your kidneys handle excess fat from a high-fat diet. When mice without this protein …
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How Diabetes Damages Memory: Scientists Find a Key Brain Switch
Diabetes doesn't just affect blood sugar—it can also damage your memory and thinking skills. Scientists discovered that a protein called …
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