Your Gut Bacteria May Control Your Lung Health
Scientists have discovered that bacteria, fungi, and viruses living in your gut don't just affect digestion—they also influence your lungs …
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New Clay Additive Cuts Cow Methane While Fighting Toxic Mold
Scientists created a special clay mixed with amino acids that could help reduce methane gas from cows while protecting them from aflatoxin …
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Why Parents Struggle to Keep Teens Healthy Despite Knowing Better
A new study from India reveals a frustrating gap: parents know their teenagers should eat better and exercise more, but they struggle to …
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Dangerous High Calcium Levels During Muscle Injury Recovery
When muscles break down severely from injury or infection, they release harmful substances that initially cause dangerously low calcium …
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Too Much Iodine? What Australian Kids Are Actually Eating
A new study of 762 Australian children aged 2-5 years found that while most kids get enough iodine for healthy growth and brain development, …
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Why Some Teens Get Anemia and Others Recover: A 4-Country Study
Researchers tracked 3,656 teenagers across four countries in Africa and India for one year to understand anemia—a condition where the blood …
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Turning Meat Waste Into Garden Gold: New Biochar Discovery
Scientists have found a promising way to recycle meat and bone meal—a leftover product from meat processing—by converting it into biochar, a …
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New Way to Test Vitamin C in Supplements Is Better for Earth
Scientists created a faster, cleaner way to measure vitamin C in dietary supplements that's much better for the environment. Instead of …
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New Drug Fluspirilene Extends Lifespan in Lab Studies
Scientists discovered a drug called fluspirilene that may help organisms live longer by changing how cells make proteins. According to Gram …
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Ancient Chinese Herb Mix May Stop Liver Scarring
Researchers discovered that a traditional Chinese herbal formula called Qi Wei Zhi Gan (QWZG) may help prevent liver scarring in people with …
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Eating for Your Gut Can Cut Liver Disease Risk by 22%
A major study of over 168,000 people found that eating foods that are good for your gut bacteria can significantly lower your risk of …
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What Foods Help Prevent Metabolic Syndrome in Women?
Researchers in Brazil studied nearly 900 women to understand how different eating patterns affect metabolic syndrome—a group of health …
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Low Vitamin D Levels Predict Worse Outcomes in Sepsis Patients
A Gram Research analysis of 829 elderly hospital patients with sepsis found that those with very low vitamin D levels at admission were …
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Healthy Habits Can Lower Heart Rhythm Problems, Even With Bad Genes
A major study of over 341,000 people from the UK Biobank found that living a healthy lifestyle—not smoking, limiting alcohol, eating well, …
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Can CBD Lower Your Blood Pressure? What Science Shows
A Gram Research analysis of four clinical trials found that cannabidiol (CBD), a compound from cannabis plants, may help lower blood …
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Laughing Gas Abuse Can Damage Your Spine: What You Need to Know
A 23-year-old woman developed serious nerve damage in her spinal cord after inhaling nitrous oxide (laughing gas) recreationally for six …
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New Gene Therapy Shows Promise for Rare Liver Disease in Mice
Scientists have developed a new gene therapy treatment that successfully reversed symptoms of ARC syndrome, a rare inherited liver disease, …
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Why the Low-FODMAP Diet Doesn't Always Work for IBS
A new letter published in a top gastroenterology journal raises important questions about the low-FODMAP diet, a popular treatment for …
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Vitamin K2 Helps Blood Vessels Heal Faster, New Study Shows
Scientists discovered that a form of vitamin K called MK-7 (menaquinone-7) helps protect blood vessel cells from damage and speeds up …
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High Cholesterol Damages Brain Blood Vessels—But New Treatment Shows Promise
According to Gram Research analysis, scientists discovered that high cholesterol damages the tiny blood vessels in the brain's memory …
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Why the Low-FODMAP Diet Works Differently for Different IBS Patients
A new letter published in Alimentary Pharmacology & Therapeutics examines why the low-FODMAP diet—a popular treatment for irritable bowel …
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Why PE Students Stay Active: What Keeps Future Coaches Moving
A Gram Research analysis of 190 physical education students at a Brazilian university found that nearly all of them (94%) get enough …
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Why Some Animals Can't Switch Foods When Their Habitat Changes
When animals need to eat new plants because their environment changes, some can adapt while others struggle. Researchers studied two types …
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Your Body's Fuel-Switching Ability: What Science Just Discovered
Researchers studied how well different people's bodies can switch between burning fat and carbohydrates for energy—a skill called metabolic …
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