Growing Collagen in Moss Could Change Skincare Forever
Research articleScientists have figured out how to grow human collagen, a protein that keeps skin firm and healthy, using moss plants instead of getting it …
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Scientists have figured out how to grow human collagen, a protein that keeps skin firm and healthy, using moss plants instead of getting it …
Read studyScientists studied a gene called grna in zebrafish to understand how it affects weight gain and liver health. When they removed this gene, …
Read studyScientists studied how adding different metals to bacteria that break down waste could help them produce more biogas, a renewable energy …
Read studyResearchers wanted to know if taking CoQ10 supplements could help older adults have more energy and better health. CoQ10 is a natural …
Read studyResearchers studied how moving from rural villages to cities affects the bacteria living in your stomach and intestines. They compared …
Read studyEhlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) is a group of inherited conditions that affect how your body makes collagen, a protein that gives your skin, …
Read studyBroccoli contains a special compound that turns into sulforaphane, which scientists believe helps protect our cells from damage. Researchers …
Read studyResearchers studied over 37,000 people to understand why iron builds up in some people's livers. They found that certain genetic changes …
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Physiological reports
Researchers discovered that eating a high-fat diet affects the tissue surrounding blood vessels differently in women than in men. This fat …
Read studyResearchers developed a new type of tiny particle medicine designed to fight triple-negative breast cancer, one of the most aggressive forms …
Read studyResearchers followed 150 dietitian graduates from an Australian university for two years after they finished school to see how well they …
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Journal of inherited metabolic disease
Scientists studied a rare genetic disease called nonketotic hyperglycinemia, which causes severe seizures in newborns. Using mice with this …
Read studyChildren with autism spectrum disorder often eat a limited variety of foods due to sensory sensitivities, food preferences, or stomach …
Read studyWhen people struggle with anorexia nervosa (a serious eating disorder), their bodies don't get enough nutrition. This new research review …
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American journal of preventive cardiology
During perimenopause, the years leading up to and just after a woman's final period, the body goes through changes that can increase heart …
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Arteriosclerosis, thrombosis, and vascular biology
Scientists discovered that a protein called uPA (urokinase plasminogen activator) plays an important role in how our bodies gain weight and …
Read studyResearchers used advanced genetic analysis to study whether 1,400 different chemicals in our blood might affect breast cancer risk. They …
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JMIR cardio
Researchers tested a program called HeartHealth that sends text messages to people who recently had heart problems. Over four years, nearly …
Read studyResearchers studied nearly 3,000 Indonesian teenagers and young adults to understand a health condition called metabolic syndrome, a group …
Read studyResearchers in China tested whether a special program could help families support their children in developing healthier eating and exercise …
Read studyResearchers tested whether combining acupuncture (tiny needles placed on the skin) with Baduanjin (a gentle Chinese exercise routine) could …
Read studyScientists discovered that eating too little potassium might harm your bones by changing how your kidneys handle calcium. When mice ate a …
Read studyResearchers tested a special dry food designed for cats with kidney disease to see if cats would actually eat it. They gave 33 healthy cats …
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Nutrition & diabetes
Researchers followed nearly 77,500 Mexican women for about 7.6 years to see if the overall quality of their drinks affected their risk of …
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