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Read studyA new study asked Indigenous Elders and older adults in the Yukon what they think makes aging healthy. According to Gram Research analysis, …
Read studyRaccoons are famous for eating almost anything, from garbage to acorns to insects. Scientists studied 26 raccoon skulls to understand how …
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Cardiovascular journal of Africa
A new program called "Heart School" in Senegal is helping patients with heart disease learn how to manage their condition better. …
Read studyResearchers tested a smartphone app that sends reminders to help people make healthier food choices at just the right moment. In this small …
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The Proceedings of the Nutrition Society
Your gut bacteria are like tiny recycling plants that break down plant fibers your body can't digest on its own. According to Gram Research …
Read studyResearchers tested whether adding a special nutrient called nucleotides (made from yeast) to kitten food could help young cats grow better …
Read studyAs we age, our immune system naturally gets weaker, a process called immunosenescence. According to Gram Research analysis, a new editorial …
Read studyScientists have developed a better way to test drugs that block an important enzyme called SHMT, which helps cancer cells grow. This enzyme …
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American journal of lifestyle medicine
Wearable devices like fitness trackers and glucose monitors are becoming powerful tools to help people actually stick with healthy lifestyle …
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Frontiers in cardiovascular medicine
Scientists discovered that a protein called OTUD7B plays a major role in making atherosclerosis (clogged arteries) worse. Using mice and …
Read studyScientists discovered that certain chemicals found on insect skin help a fungus called Metarhizium anisopliae infect insects more …
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Frontiers in microbiology
Researchers tested a natural extract from seaweed called fucoidan on rabbits with heart disease to see if it could reduce dangerous plaque …
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Frontiers in psychiatry
A 39-year-old man spent nine months being treated for anxiety and depression when he actually had a serious vitamin B12 deficiency affecting …
Read studyYour small intestine is like a specialized factory with different departments, each designed to absorb specific nutrients in specific …
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Environmental science and pollution research international
A research paper claiming vitamin D could help control blood sugar and reduce cell damage in diabetic rats has been retracted by its …
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Clinica e investigacion en arteriosclerosis : publicacion oficial de la Sociedad Espanola de Arteriosclerosis
A new research review shows that eating the Mediterranean way involves much more than choosing the right foods. According to Gram Research …
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Environment international
A major study of over 10,000 mother-child pairs found that what pregnant women eat affects their babies' brain development. Researchers …
Read studyScientists created a new artificial intelligence system that can predict where your ancestors came from by analyzing your DNA. The system, …
Read studyHoney bees are crucial pollinators that help grow about one-third of our food, but pesticides are harming them. Scientists used special …
Read studyA new study from Cell Reports shows that what you eat dramatically changes your gut bacteria in measurable ways. Researchers found that …
Read studyA new study published in JAMA shows that more people in the United States are taking dietary supplements like vitamins and minerals, with …
Read studyScientists studied how radioactive particles from contaminated soil move through cattle and their manure in areas affected by the Chernobyl …
Read studyA major study of over 91,000 people found that long stretches of sitting without breaks are linked to higher cancer death rates. The good …
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