How Antibiotics Change Your Gut Bacteria and Affect Your Body
Scientists discovered that when you take certain antibiotics, your gut bacteria transform them into compounds that look similar to folate (a …
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Scientists discovered that when you take certain antibiotics, your gut bacteria transform them into compounds that look similar to folate (a …
Researchers tested a special eating pattern called an intermittent ketogenic diet on mice with Crohn's disease, a condition that causes …
Researchers studied 214 patients with throat cancer to understand how swallowing problems and nutrition affect survival. They found that …
A major study following nearly 328,000 people in the UK found that those with low vitamin D levels were significantly more likely to develop …
Researchers tested whether giving high-dose vitamin D to very sick patients in the hospital could help them recover better. They studied 80 …
Researchers studied 223 breast cancer patients to see if vitamin D levels could predict how well they'd respond to chemotherapy before …
Researchers followed over 113,000 people from the UK for more than 10 years to see if following a Mediterranean lifestyle could help prevent …
Researchers discovered that some children have trouble digesting certain sugars because of a genetic issue affecting their intestines. When …
Researchers followed over 1,500 people with Parkinson's disease for 15 years to see if B vitamins (folate, B6, and B12) affected how long …
Scientists are discovering that you don't need living bacteria to get health benefits—dead bacteria and their byproducts, called …
Scientists studied a type of helpful bacteria called Lacticaseibacillus rhamnosus to see if it could soak up magnesium like a sponge. …
Researchers wanted to understand how eating habits affect how well teenagers' brains work. They looked at whether eating lots of fast food …
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