New Parasite Found in Romanian Brown Bears
Research article n = 91Scientists in Romania discovered a tapeworm called Taenia arctos in brown bears for the first time in that region. Researchers examined the …
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Scientists in Romania discovered a tapeworm called Taenia arctos in brown bears for the first time in that region. Researchers examined the …
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Clinical and experimental hypertension (New York, N.Y. : 1993)
Researchers studied whether taking large amounts of arachidonic acid (AA) supplements, popular among fitness enthusiasts, could harm heart …
Read studyResearchers tested a natural substance called cecropin AD on young lambs that weren't growing well. Over five weeks, lambs that received …
Read studyYour mouth has a special protective barrier that does much more than just keep food in place. This barrier is made up of saliva, helpful …
Read studyWhen older adults break their hip, their body needs extra nutrition to heal properly. Researchers tested whether giving patients special …
Read studyA 63-year-old man developed a serious leak of a special body fluid called chyle after surgery to remove cancer from his neck. Even after …
Read studyScientists discovered something surprising about how flu vaccines work differently in men and women, especially when people have obesity. …
Read studyScientists found a new recipe for feeding tobacco cutworm caterpillars that costs less money and helps them grow faster and healthier. By …
Read studyScientists are exploring how eating foods rich in natural plant compounds called phenolics, found in berries, tea, and colorful vegetables, …
Read studyScientists are discovering that the trillions of tiny bacteria living in your stomach and intestines play a huge role in whether your body …
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Frontiers in microbiology
Scientists discovered that nicotine at low doses may help prevent weight gain by changing the bacteria living in your gut. When mice ate a …
Read studyA 28-year-old woman with severe breast pain that got worse before her period found relief by avoiding soy foods and certain nuts and seeds. …
Read studyAfter surgery for rectal cancer, many people experience ongoing bowel problems that affect their daily life. Researchers studied 45 cancer …
Read studyScientists tested two different materials to see which one helps bacteria work better when breaking down tomato juice waste without oxygen. …
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Immunological reviews
Scientists are discovering that your immune system has a kind of "memory" that might play a bigger role in heart disease than we thought. …
Read studyResearchers looked at what people who live to 100 years old have in common to understand the secrets of a long, healthy life. They found …
Read studyScientists are developing incredibly small particles, so tiny you'd need a microscope to see them: that could revolutionize how doctors …
Read studyScientists discovered that obesity disrupts blood flow in the ovaries, which could explain why overweight women have more trouble getting …
Read studyResearchers tested a new dietary supplement called Drolessano® that contains natural plant compounds to see if it could help men with …
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International journal of adolescent medicine and health
Researchers tested whether combining exercise classes with nutrition education could help overweight and obese teenagers improve their heart …
Read studyScientists tested three types of tiny algae to see if they could clean wastewater in very hot conditions. They grew the algae in dirty water …
Read studyWhen the parathyroid glands go haywire, calcium levels in the blood can spike to dangerous levels, a medical emergency. Doctors need to …
Read studyScientists are discovering that the trillions of bacteria living in your gut play a surprising role in how well cancer treatments work. …
Read studyResearchers studied eating habits and weight problems among 8,482 college students across 15 countries. They found that only about 6 out of …
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