Simple Habits That May Protect You From Severe COVID-19
Case control n = 582A study of 582 COVID-19 patients in Iran found that everyday lifestyle choices, what you eat, how you care for your teeth, and how you …
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A study of 582 COVID-19 patients in Iran found that everyday lifestyle choices, what you eat, how you care for your teeth, and how you …
Read studyA new study shows that adding psyllium fiber to a weight loss plan can help protect your liver if you're overweight or obese. Researchers …
Read studyA major review of 41 studies found that what pregnant women eat might help protect their babies from developing allergies later. Researchers …
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International journal of preventive medicine
A comprehensive analysis of 18 research studies found that eating foods that cause inflammation in your body is connected to a higher risk …
Read studyResearchers discovered that a common gut bacteria called Faecalibacterium prausnitzii might help protect the liver from damage caused by …
Read studyScientists discovered that tiny fish called tusked gobies living inside sponges are getting more than just a home, they're getting food and …
Read studyA new study shows that older cancer survivors who completed a 6-month program combining exercise and nutrition support at home significantly …
Read studyA new study looked at how people with spinal cord injuries try to lose weight. Researchers surveyed 301 people and found that nearly 7 out …
Read studyA new review of 12 studies examined whether medium-chain triglyceride (MCT) oil, a special type of fat, can help people with drug-resistant …
Read studyA new study from Iran found that most people with lupus (a serious autoimmune disease) don't have enough vitamin D in their blood. …
Read studyResearchers reviewed 32 large studies involving over 2.2 million people to see if diet affects bladder cancer risk. They looked at …
Read studyResearchers tested whether leftover cassava from food and fuel production could replace traditional grass in dairy cow feed. They fed 18 …
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Climacteric : the journal of the International Menopause Society
During perimenopause, women's bodies go through major changes driven by dropping estrogen levels, but here's the tricky part: these changes …
Read studyResearchers discovered that a natural plant compound called Broussoflavonol F (BPF) may help fight obesity by repairing the gut bacteria of …
Read studyChicken farmers spend a lot of money on feed, especially on the energy content that helps birds grow. A Gram Research analysis of a new …
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Veterinary world
Scientists discovered that feeding giant freshwater prawns a special plant-based diet made from fermented leaves can replace expensive fish …
Read studyA groundbreaking case study reveals how a rare genetic disorder called CMAMMA can hide behind common digestive problems like irritable bowel …
Read studyResearchers tested three natural supplements in laying hens to see which one best replaces antibiotics for keeping chickens healthy. They …
Read studyResearchers tested a new feed supplement made from Leucaena leucocephala (a tropical plant) and ginger on Thai beef cattle to see if it …
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Veterinary world
Scientists created a new way to deliver turmeric (curcumin) to farmed fish by wrapping it in tiny fat particles called nanostructured lipid …
Read studyResearchers tested whether a tropical fruit called gac could make ornamental goldfish healthier and more colorful. According to Gram …
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Journal of anatomy
Scientists studied the brains of 41 different musteloid animals, like otters, skunks, and raccoons, to understand why their brains have …
Read studyA new study found that when male mice didn't get enough zinc in their diet for just 6 days, their sperm stopped swimming properly and their …
Read studyAccording to research reviewed by Gram, a natural compound found in tomatoes called phytoene may help protect against fatty liver disease …
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