How South Asian Communities Created a Diet Program That Works for Them
Research article n = 12Researchers in New Zealand worked with South Asian immigrants to design a health program that fits their lives and culture. They asked …
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Researchers in New Zealand worked with South Asian immigrants to design a health program that fits their lives and culture. They asked …
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Animal microbiome
Researchers tested whether soybean meal could replace expensive milk-based proteins in feed for young donkeys. They fed 42 baby donkeys …
Read studyWhen someone swallows dangerous chemicals or suffers severe throat injuries, doctors sometimes need to rebuild the esophagus (the tube that …
Read studyRickets is a bone disease that affects children worldwide, making their bones weak and soft because their bodies aren't properly using …
Read studyResearchers studied how California's school lunch nutrition program (CalFresh Healthy Living) affected what kids eat and how much they …
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Scientific reports
Researchers tested a natural compound called Capilliposide A to see if it could help protect kidneys damaged by diabetes. Using mice with …
Read studyWhen very premature babies stay in the hospital after birth, their gut bacteria, the tiny living organisms in their stomachs, change in …
Read studyResearchers reviewed 15 studies involving nearly 5,000 children who were held in immigration detention while seeking asylum or refugee …
Read studyResearchers tested a new fast way to measure vitamin D levels in blood using just a tiny finger-prick sample. They compared it to the …
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Sports (Basel, Switzerland)
Researchers in Lebanon studied 110 taekwondo athletes to understand their nutrition, blood health, and body composition. They found that …
Read studyScientists are studying how poisonous metals like lead and arsenic get into our bodies through food and water, and then travel through our …
Read studyResearchers studied whether a special supplement called DFA III could help protect cows from harmful mold toxins in their food. They watched …
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Toxins
Scientists discovered that a harmful substance called AOD, which can hide in contaminated cereals and fruits, may damage your cells in …
Read studyResearchers developed a new way to deliver cancer-fighting drugs directly to colorectal cancer cells. They combined two substances, …
Read studyResearchers tested whether a common probiotic called Lactobacillus acidophilus could help prevent urinary tract infections (UTIs) in women …
Read studyResearchers tested whether a 6-week program of exercise and special nutrition could help patients with weak muscles recover better after …
Read studyResearchers in Japan tracked vitamin D levels in thousands of people over 10 years and found something encouraging: fewer people have …
Read studyResearchers in Italy surveyed over 2,000 people to understand why some folks are great at taking care of their health while others skip …
Read studyA patient taking secukinumab, a medication for psoriasis and joint inflammation, developed a rare fungal infection in their mouth called …
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Clinics and practice
Researchers reviewed what we know about vitamin D's role in three types of diabetes: type 1, type 2, and gestational diabetes (which happens …
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Metabolites
A fatty liver is becoming more common worldwide, affecting millions of people. Scientists reviewed research on how different foods and …
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Metabolites
Researchers discovered that when young children lack iron in their diet AND receive antibiotics, the combination causes bigger problems than …
Read studyScientists discovered that microscopic plastic particles found in our environment may damage the protective lining of your intestines, but …
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