Fish Oil May Help Protect Eyes in Alzheimer's Disease
Researchers studied whether omega-3 fatty acids (a type of healthy fat) could protect the eyes of mice with Alzheimer's disease. They fed …
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Special Acids Help Chickens Grow Faster and Healthier
Researchers tested whether adding two types of natural acids to chicken feed could help broiler chickens (chickens raised for meat) grow …
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Spirulina Algae Boosts Chicken Health and Meat Quality
Researchers tested whether a natural supplement made from spirulina algae could help chickens grow better and stay healthier. They fed 320 …
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New Treatments for Rare Gut Diseases Caused by Too Many White Blood Cells
Doctors are finding new ways to treat rare diseases where too many special white blood cells called eosinophils build up in the stomach and …
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Why Some People's Fat Cells Age Faster When Overweight
Scientists discovered that a protein called RAGE plays a major role in making fat cells age prematurely when people gain weight. In this …
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How Your Child's Gut Bacteria Affect Brain Health and Digestion
Scientists are discovering that the trillions of tiny bacteria living in your child's stomach and intestines play a huge role in their …
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Ancient Leech Treatment May Help Fight Heart Artery Disease
Researchers studied whether a type of leech called Poecilobdella manillensis could help treat atherosclerosis, a disease where fatty …
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How Diet and Gut Health May Help Control Rheumatoid Arthritis
Researchers are studying how what people with rheumatoid arthritis eat, combined with their gut health and life circumstances, might affect …
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Can a Pregnancy Weight App Help Reduce Home Stress?
Researchers tested whether a smartphone-based program helping pregnant women manage weight gain could also reduce household chaos—the stress …
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What Happens to Horse Digestion When Diet Changes?
Researchers studied how horses' digestive systems adapt when switching from grass hay to a processed grain-based diet. Twelve horses were …
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Why Managing Diabetes Is Hard: What Patients in Saudi Arabia Told Doctors
Researchers in Saudi Arabia asked people with Type 2 diabetes about the biggest challenges they face in managing their condition. They found …
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New Test Detects How Probiotics Change Your Gut Health
Scientists developed a new way to analyze the tiny smell-producing chemicals in poop to understand how probiotics and gluten affect gut …
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