Kidney Disease Makes Tendons Weaker and More Likely to Tear
Cross sectional n = 16Researchers discovered that chronic kidney disease, a condition where kidneys don't work properly, weakens the tough cords that connect …
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Researchers discovered that chronic kidney disease, a condition where kidneys don't work properly, weakens the tough cords that connect …
Read studyA new analysis questions whether vegetarian and vegan diets really cause vitamin D deficiency, as some nutrition experts have claimed. …
Read studyResearchers tested a school program called PEDAL that teaches kids about healthy eating and staying active. They talked to 16 students and 7 …
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Frontiers in public health
Researchers in Spain studied 1,425 adults to understand why some people exercise less and eat less healthily than others. They found that …
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ACS central science
Scientists have created a new type of medicine that works like a targeted delivery system to destroy harmful proteins on cancer cells. The …
Read studyResearchers studied 97 children with celiac disease and 31 healthy children to understand how this condition affects their teeth and mouth. …
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Annals of nutrition & metabolism
Scientists are discovering that the bacteria living in our stomachs and intestines might play a role in autism spectrum disorder (ASD). This …
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Mymensingh medical journal : MMJ
Researchers in Bangladesh studied 200 pregnant women to understand if vitamin D levels affect the chances of developing gestational …
Read studyResearchers looked at 28 different studies involving 1,675 adults to see if taking vitamin D supplements while exercising was better than …
Read studyScientists discovered a new strategy to fight Salmonella, a common bacteria that causes food poisoning. They found that by blocking a …
Read studyResearchers in Italy discovered that parents with more than one child are less likely to give their babies vitamin D supplements regularly. …
Read studyScientists created special mice that glow in different colors to help them watch how cells get rid of old, broken parts called peroxisomes. …
Read studyResearchers wanted to find out which way of tracking what people eat works best. They tested three different methods: two computer programs …
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Nutrition and health
Researchers wanted to understand if eating a healthy diet could help young women's bodies fight off damage from harmful molecules called …
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International journal of sport nutrition and exercise metabolism
Cyclists often have weaker bones than other athletes, which could lead to more broken bones later in life. This happens because cycling …
Read studyScientists in Ukraine have been carefully measuring radiation levels in 23 towns that were affected by the Chornobyl accident. From 2012 to …
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Journal of neurology, neurosurgery, and psychiatry
Scientists tested whether a special biological age measurement could predict who would develop Parkinson's disease. They studied over 300 …
Read studyResearchers studied over 4,600 people exposed to radiation from the Chornobyl nuclear accident to see if it affected their parathyroid …
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BMC sports science, medicine & rehabilitation
Researchers in Sri Lanka tested whether personalized nutrition plans could help national-level track and field athletes perform better. …
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Diabetology & metabolic syndrome
Researchers tested whether a special type of acupuncture called electroacupuncture could help rats with type 2 diabetes control their blood …
Read studyResearchers studied 32 skeletons from an ancient Chinese cemetery dating back to 771-221 BC to understand how social class affected people's …
Read studyResearchers tested whether a special type of CoQ10 supplement could help repair liver damage caused by eating too much fatty food. They used …
Read studyResearchers discovered that eating very spicy foods might slow down how tall children grow, especially in kids with a condition called …
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BMJ case reports
Doctors are discovering that severe vitamin D deficiency can cause serious heart problems in children, a condition that's often missed or …
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