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New Electrical Stimulation Helps Stroke Patient Swallow Again
Case report n = 1A 63-year-old man who struggled to swallow for nearly two years after a stroke found relief with a new 4-channel electrical stimulation …
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Medicine
A 63-year-old man who struggled to swallow for nearly two years after a stroke found relief with a new 4-channel electrical stimulation …
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Journal of animal science
A new study compared how dogs' bodies process cricket powder versus traditional poultry meal in dog food. Researchers fed eight healthy dogs …
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Drug development and industrial pharmacy
Researchers tested a plant extract called Asparagus stipularis on rats with metabolic syndrome, a condition involving weight gain, high …
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PLoS computational biology
Researchers used artificial intelligence and lab experiments to study a protein called FOLH1 that appears in many cancers, especially …
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American journal of physiology. Endocrinology and metabolism
Researchers discovered that combining exercise with a healthier diet works better than doing either one alone for treating fatty liver …
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Hepatology communications
People with cirrhosis (severe liver disease) often struggle with chronic pain that's hard to treat. Researchers tested a new program where a …
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PloS one
A new study on mice shows that vitamin D might protect developing brains from damage caused by propofol, a common anesthesia drug used …
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PloS one
A new study shows that community pharmacies can help people with type 2 diabetes control their blood sugar better using continuous glucose …
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Food & function
A 2026 study published in Food & Function found that compounds in tomatoes can slow down how quickly your body breaks down starch, which …
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The Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
A new review in the Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons shows that obesity, muscle loss, and poor nutrition …
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Molecular ecology resources
Scientists have discovered a better way to figure out what wild animals are eating by using RNA alongside traditional DNA testing. According …
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Asian Pacific journal of cancer prevention : APJCP
Researchers in Indonesia studied 36 patients with advanced colorectal cancer to see if two blood markers could predict how much their tumors …
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Ecology of food and nutrition
A new study of 282 women who fish for a living in Tanzania reveals a troubling pattern: while fish is their main food, they're not eating …
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Aquaculture nutrition
Researchers tested a special plant-based supplement on young fish to see if it could help them stay healthy when food runs out. The fish …
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Communications biology
When people receive radiation therapy for cancer in the belly or pelvis, it can damage their intestines in a painful condition called …
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Scientific reports
A new study shows that what you eat while exercising matters just as much as the exercise itself. Researchers found that when growing mice …
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BioFactors (Oxford, England)
Iron deficiency is the most common nutrient problem affecting women of childbearing age worldwide, causing fatigue and other health issues. …
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Journal of wildlife diseases
Researchers in New Zealand tested three common bird species to see how often they carry a parasite called Toxoplasma gondii, which can …
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JMIR research protocols
Researchers are testing whether branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs), building blocks your body uses to build muscle, affect how hungry older …
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PloS one
A new study challenges what we thought we knew about dietary cholesterol and heart health. Researchers fed stroke-prone rats a diet high in …
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Blood
Researchers have discovered that mutations in a gene called BPNT1 cause a rare type of anemia where the body can't properly use vitamin B12, …
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Autophagy
A new study reveals how eating too much fat damages the body's ability to clean up waste inside gut cells, making inflammatory bowel disease …
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Nutrition and health
A new review shows that high uric acid levels, a condition called hyperuricemia, are surprisingly common in teenagers and young adults, …
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Bioengineered
A research paper about using immune cells to fight breast cancer has been officially retracted by the journal Bioengineered. The study, …
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