Tiny Plastics Make Sea Creatures Work Harder to Stay Healthy
Scientists fed tiny plastic particles to small sea creatures called amphipods over five weeks to see what would happen. The creatures ate …
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New Spirulina Compound May Help Prevent Type 2 Diabetes
Researchers discovered that a natural compound from spirulina (a type of algae) called SP6 may help prevent type 2 diabetes by fixing how …
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Vitamin B12 for Nerve Pain: Does More Help More?
Researchers tested whether taking more vitamin B12 helps people with diabetes who have nerve damage and low B12 levels. They gave some …
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How Lab Animals Help Us Fight Dengue Fever
Dengue fever infects millions of people every year and can become life-threatening. Scientists use different animal models—like special mice …
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Apple Juice With Special Compounds Helps Protect Teeth From Sugar Damage
Researchers tested whether adding special compounds from apples to juice could protect teeth from the damage caused by sugar. Thirty healthy …
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New Surgery Combo Helps Obese Rats Lose Weight and Control Blood Sugar
Researchers tested a new surgical approach combining two procedures on obese rats to see if it could help them lose weight and improve their …
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Special Cow Diets Before Birth Help Prevent Calcium Problems
Dairy cows often struggle with calcium levels right before and after giving birth, which can cause serious health problems. Researchers …
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Drug Metformin Helps Reduce Fatty Liver in Obese Mice
Researchers tested whether a common diabetes medication called metformin could help reduce fat buildup in the livers of obese mice fed a …
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Vitamin D May Help Protect Brain Damage from Diabetes
Researchers discovered that calcitriol, the active form of vitamin D, may protect the brain from damage caused by type 2 diabetes. In a …
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Ancient Herbal Formula May Help Brain Cells Fight Alzheimer's
Researchers studied an herbal medicine called Kai-Xin-San that has been used in China for over 1,000 years to treat memory problems. In …
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Why Some Crabs Grow Bigger: A Genetic Discovery
Scientists studied Chinese mitten crabs to understand why some grow much larger than others. By examining the crabs' genes, RNA molecules, …
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Scientists Map Dog Gut Bacteria Like Never Before
Researchers created the most complete catalog of bacteria living in dogs' stomachs and intestines. They discovered hundreds of new types of …
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