Why Some Primates Have Bigger Teeth Than Others
Scientists studied how tooth size affects what primates can eat by watching chimpanzees and seven monkey species in African forests. They …
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Helping Premature Babies Breathe Better: What Doctors Know Works
Babies born extremely early and weighing very little often develop serious lung problems called bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD). Doctors …
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Acupuncture Helped a 90-Year-Old With Severe COVID Gut Problems
A 90-year-old man with severe COVID-19 developed a serious condition where his colon became dangerously swollen without any physical …
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How AI is Helping Scientists Understand Intermittent Fasting
Intermittent fasting—eating during certain times and fasting during others—shows promise for improving health and preventing diseases. …
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How Cancer Cells Die: New Hope for Stopping Spread
Scientists have discovered a special way that cancer cells can be forced to die, called ferroptosis. This process involves iron and fat …
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Why Some Kids Born With Throat Problems Struggle to Eat
Researchers studied 75 children who were born with a condition where their food pipe and windpipe didn't form correctly. They found that …
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Blood Sugar Control Matters for Dialysis Patients with Diabetes
Researchers in Turkey studied over 5,000 patients on kidney dialysis who also have diabetes to understand how well they control their blood …
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Gardening Helps Older Adults with Diabetes Feel More Energetic
Researchers wanted to see if gardening and farming activities could help older adults with type 2 diabetes feel better and eat healthier. …
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How Low-Carb and Low-Fat Diets Change Your Taste Buds
Researchers compared how low-carbohydrate and low-fat diets affect your sense of taste and the hormones in your body that control hunger and …
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How Scientists Track Where Sea Turtles Go Using Bone Chemistry
Scientists discovered a clever way to follow green sea turtles' journeys by studying the chemical signatures in their bones. By examining …
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Sweet Additives Help Young Pigs Grow Better and Stay Healthier
When piglets are separated from their mothers too early, they often get sick and don't grow well. Researchers tested whether two types of …
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New Test Helps Pick the Best Diet for Weight Loss
Scientists studied 242 adults with insulin resistance (a condition where the body struggles to use sugar properly) to see if a new health …
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