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New Protein Helps Control Blood Sugar Without Insulin
Research articleScientists discovered that a protein called ApoA-IV, made by your small intestine, can help control blood sugar levels even when the …
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Scientists discovered that a protein called ApoA-IV, made by your small intestine, can help control blood sugar levels even when the …
Read studyA new study from the UK and Australia asked 26 people living with ileostomies and 24 healthcare workers about their biggest challenges with …
Read studyResearchers studied poop from a young elephant seal living off Brazil's coast to understand what metals and toxic chemicals are in the …
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Read studyA new study shows that giving pregnant pigs a special selenium yeast supplement early in pregnancy helps them have more piglets. Researchers …
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According to Gram Research analysis, scientists are discovering that the bacteria living in your gut play a surprising role in kidney …
Read studyA new study followed 70 young adults aged 16-25 who received treatment at a special mental health program designed to help them recover and …
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Researchers studied how a special probiotic called Lactiplantibacillus plantarum WJL could help people with chronic kidney disease who eat …
Read studyResearchers studied weight data from nearly 2,600 great apes living in zoos around the world and found something concerning: most of them …
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Journal of inherited metabolic disease
Researchers have identified new cases of PEBEL2, a rare genetic disorder that causes severe brain problems, especially when children get …
Read studyA new study looked at whether a supplement called N-acetylcysteine (NAC) could protect pregnant rats and their babies from the harmful …
Read studyPeople with chronic kidney disease face a serious but often overlooked problem: their bones become weak and break much more easily than …
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Read studyResearchers tested a new type of fiber called ValoproWin in young pigs' feed to see if it would help them grow better and have healthier …
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Translational animal science
A new study tested different protein levels in feed for newly weaned piglets to see how it affected their health and growth. Researchers …
Read studyMagnesium, a mineral found in foods like nuts and leafy greens, may help protect your ears and hearing as you age. According to Gram …
Read studyMost school programs that teach kids about healthy eating shut down within two years, even when they work well. Researchers in Australia …
Read studyTwo kidney dialysis patients who weren't responding to standard anemia treatments were found to have vitamin B6 deficiency, which was …
Read studyResearchers analyzed 14 animal studies to see if silibinin, a natural compound from milk thistle, could fight gastrointestinal cancers. …
Read studyScientists are rethinking how we judge whether food is healthy. Most nutrition rating systems focus on what's bad in packaged foods, like …
Read studyResearchers in Thailand created a new scoring system to help people choose healthier meals by looking at six important nutrients: energy, …
Read studyJapanese researchers created a new tool to help people eat healthier by scoring dishes based on their nutritional content. The system, …
Read studyScientists have created a tiny capsule that protects helpful bacteria as they travel through your stomach and intestines. According to Gram …
Read studyA new study of 158 patients with ulcerative colitis found that people who ate foods rich in antioxidants had less severe symptoms than those …
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