Kids Who Move Better Stay Healthier: What Science Shows
A major review of 47 scientific studies found that children who are better at basic movement skills—like running, jumping, and throwing—tend …
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A major review of 47 scientific studies found that children who are better at basic movement skills—like running, jumping, and throwing—tend …
Researchers tested whether a special tomato supplement could help people with a common liver condition called MASLD (metabolic …
Researchers studied 887 young adults around age 27 to understand how their food choices affect liver health. They found that people who ate …
Scientists discovered that a specific type of gut bacteria called Ruminococcaceae may influence how your brain works and affects your mood. …
Researchers compared two ways to treat broken bones caused by weak bones (osteoporosis). One group of patients took a new medicine called …
Healthcare professionals like nurses and doctors spend their days telling patients to eat healthy foods, but they often forget to do it …
Scientists from Italy's nutrition society looked at how experts define a "healthy diet" and found that the answer is more complicated than …
Researchers looked at three studies from Australia that asked kids, teens, and families what they think about rules to help them eat …
Scientists found a better way to raise a common fruit-damaging insect called Carposina sasakii in laboratories. By changing how they feed …
Researchers in Thailand tested 180 yogurt samples from supermarkets to check for a harmful substance called AFM1, which comes from mold that …
People with short bowel syndrome have difficulty absorbing nutrients and medications because part of their small intestine is missing or …
Celiac disease is a condition where eating gluten triggers the body's immune system to attack the small intestine. About 1 in 100 people …
Researchers studied 107 kids aged 7-16 with extra belly fat to see if a healthy eating program could improve their heart health. Half the …
Researchers studied 400 adults to understand how motivated people are to change their eating habits and whether that motivation actually …
Researchers followed 71 adults for a year to understand how their bodies respond to the food they eat. They discovered that people whose …
Scientists discovered that when fruit flies eat a high-sugar diet, their genes respond in unpredictable ways—but some genes stay stable to …
Scientists discovered that not having enough vitamin D in your body can change how prostate cells develop and may make prostate cancer more …
Scientists discovered that tiny immune cells in your brain called microglia help control your metabolism and weight. When you eat an …
Scientists discovered something surprising about the cells that line your intestines: they have a kind of memory of the foods you eat, …
Scientists discovered a promising new approach to fight Huanglongbing (HLB), a devastating disease that destroys citrus trees worldwide. The …
Researchers reviewed studies about how milk and dairy products may help prevent colorectal cancer. They discovered something interesting: …
Scientists studied whether rats eating a combination of three different types of food would gain weight faster than rats eating just one …
Scientists discovered that a protein in your cells called SAM50 acts like a manager for your body's energy factories (called mitochondria). …
A 6-year-old boy with a rare condition called HDR syndrome that affects how his body handles calcium became dangerously sick twice from …
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