Can Walnut Meal Make Chicken Meat Healthier?
Researchers tested whether adding walnut meal (a byproduct from walnut oil production) to chicken feed could be a cheaper alternative to …
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A Liver Protein May Help Fight Fatty Liver Disease
Researchers discovered that a protein called AGP, made by the liver, appears to protect against fatty liver disease. When they studied mice …
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Vitamin D Boost Helps Kids Recover Better After Spine Surgery
Researchers studied 47 kids and teens with curved spines who had surgery to straighten them. They found that kids who didn't have enough …
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Simple Blood Test May Predict Heart Attack Recovery
Researchers studied 1,515 heart attack patients who received a procedure to open blocked arteries. They discovered that a simple nutritional …
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New Hope for IBD Fatigue: Which Medicines Actually Work?
People with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) often feel extremely tired, which affects their work and daily life. Researchers reviewed 10 …
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What Men's Diets Say About Fertility Problems
Researchers in Ghana studied 221 men who were being tested for fertility issues. They found that many men had problems with sperm shape and …
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Why Half of African Children Miss Out on Two Life-Saving Treatments
Researchers looked at health records from 15 African countries to understand how many children aged 1-5 years old are getting two important …
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Vitamin K2 May Help Prevent Bone Loss After Menopause
Researchers studied how vitamin K2, calcium, and vitamin D3 affect bone health in rats that had their ovaries removed (a model for menopause …
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Why Younger Brazilians Eat More Junk Food Than Their Parents
Researchers compared what Brazilian adults ate in two different time periods (2008-2009 and 2017-2018) to see how eating habits changed …
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New Program Teaches College Students How to Eat Healthier
College-age adults (18-25 years old) in the US tend to eat the worst diets of any adult group, which affects their health and school …
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Why People with Down Syndrome May Need Different Liver Care
Scientists discovered that people with Down syndrome have different liver function compared to others, which affects how their bodies …
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New Discovery: Turning Off One Liver Protein Helps Fight Obesity
Scientists found that a protein called PPA1 in the liver plays a surprising role in weight gain. When researchers turned off this protein in …
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