Moving Out? Your Diet Might Get Worse, Study Shows
Cohort study n = 1,135When young people leave home to live on their own or with a partner, their eating habits tend to get worse, according to a new Australian …
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When young people leave home to live on their own or with a partner, their eating habits tend to get worse, according to a new Australian …
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Experimental brain research
Scientists discovered that a medication called liraglutide, commonly used for diabetes, may protect brain cells that control hunger and …
Read studyResearchers discovered that a natural plant compound called DIM (found in cruciferous vegetables like broccoli and cabbage) may help treat …
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International journal of biological macromolecules
Researchers discovered that a protein called ANGPTL6 may help prevent liver scarring (fibrosis), a serious condition that develops when the …
Read studyResearchers studied whether a nutrient called choline could protect young mice from developing fatty liver disease when their mothers ate …
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Life sciences
Eating too much sugar can damage your heart by turning off an important gene that keeps heart cells healthy. Scientists discovered this by …
Read studyA new review shows that your family's income and education level affects your health from before you're even born until you're old. People …
Read studyScientists tested different types of food for a tiny predatory bug called Amblyseius swirskii, which farmers use to control crop pests …
Read studyResearchers looked at 14 high-quality studies involving 2,438 people to see if avocados could help reduce inflammation and oxidative stress …
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Read studyScientists discovered a new way that fatty liver disease gets worse, and it involves special immune cells in your liver called macrophages. …
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Experimental gerontology
Researchers studied whether the Mediterranean diet could protect kidneys in mice with type 2 diabetes and obesity. They compared three …
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Journal of environmental management
Researchers studied mercury exposure across China over nearly 20 years by analyzing data from 158 different studies. They found that mercury …
Read studyResearchers tested a natural plant compound called tannic acid in duck feed to see if it could improve growth and health. They found that …
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Clinical science (London, England : 1979)
Scientists discovered that people with obesity and type 2 diabetes have lower levels of a special protein called REG3α that protects the …
Read studyScientists discovered that a specific type of bacteria called Lacticaseibacillus paracasei UFTM 2.9 has strong potential to be used as a …
Read studyResearchers studied whether two new peanut allergy treatments for children are worth their cost compared to doing nothing. They followed 201 …
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Molecular nutrition & food research
Researchers studied over 1,400 people to understand how different eating patterns relate to polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a common …
Read studyResearchers combined results from 18 different studies involving over 262,000 people to understand how inflammatory foods affect liver …
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Unknown Journal
When patients leave the intensive care unit (ICU), their nutrition care often gets disrupted, which can slow their recovery. This review …
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Diabetes
Researchers tested whether a ketogenic diet (very low-carb, high-fat eating plan) and exercise could help prevent and treat nerve damage …
Read studyResearchers tested whether eating white bread the day before a special stomach camera exam (called magnetic capsule endoscopy) would help …
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JMIR public health and surveillance
A large study of South Korean adults found that people who understand health information better are less likely to develop prehypertension, …
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The American journal of clinical nutrition
Researchers followed Puerto Rican adults for about 6 years to see if magnesium, a mineral found in foods like nuts and leafy greens, could …
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