Why Poor Families' Kids Eat Less Healthy Food in Brazil
Cross sectional n = 971A Gram Research analysis of nearly 1,000 children in the Brazilian Amazon found that family wealth and parents' jobs strongly affect what …
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A Gram Research analysis of nearly 1,000 children in the Brazilian Amazon found that family wealth and parents' jobs strongly affect what …
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Journal of medical Internet research
Researchers tested whether simple QR codes linking to videos about healthy eating and exercise could help older people with HIV improve …
Read studyA new study following nearly 600 preschoolers found that children who eat more ultra-processed foods are more likely to spend excessive time …
Read studyA major study of over 1,300 children found that kids who catch more respiratory infections (like colds) in their first three years of life …
Read studyScientists discovered a new way to deliver vitamin D to breast cancer cells using tiny carbon particles called quantum dots. In laboratory …
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Cardiovascular toxicology
Scientists have created a new type of golden hamster using gene-editing technology that naturally develops clogged arteries similar to …
Read studyScientists tested whether a natural substance called glycerol could help tilapia fish stay healthy when water gets too warm. In a 60-day …
Read studyA new study compared green leafy vegetables like spinach and lettuce grown three different ways: on regular farms, organic farms, and in …
Read studyResearchers wanted to make sure a special type of laboratory mouse used in heart studies could safely eat a ketogenic diet (very low-carb, …
Read studyBeriberi was a serious disease that affected poor people in Brazil during the 1800s, and doctors didn't understand what caused it at first. …
Read studyResearchers tested whether a cheaper ingredient called DDGS (a byproduct from making corn ethanol) could replace regular feed for laying …
Read studyScientists studying bats in Brazil's Maranhão region discovered that fruit-eating bats play a crucial role in spreading seeds and …
Read studyA major study of American adults found that eating the right minerals might help protect your kidneys from disease. Researchers looked at …
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Health science reports
A Gram Research analysis of 1,381 women with type 2 diabetes found that two body composition measurements, phase angle and fluid balance …
Read studyA new study from Brazil followed 122 preschoolers for one year to understand how tooth cavities and body weight are connected. Researchers …
Read studyResearchers tested whether moringa hay, a nutrient-rich plant, could improve the reproductive health of male sheep. Twenty-eight rams were …
Read studyScientists studying zebrafish discovered that the size of food particles matters a lot for how well the fish grow. In a 49-day study with …
Read studyA new study found that capsinoids, compounds from spicy peppers known for boosting metabolism, didn't help obese rats lose weight or improve …
Read studyA 15-year-old girl who suffered severe neglect and malnutrition developed a serious condition called hungry bone syndrome, which caused her …
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Cells & development
A new study shows that when pregnant rats don't eat enough protein, it changes how their babies' brain cells work at the genetic level. …
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Physiology & behavior
A new study shows that when mice don't get enough protein in their food, they change how they eat, snacking more often but eating smaller …
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Biochimica et biophysica acta. Molecular basis of disease
Researchers discovered that a special type of ultrasound applied to the liver could prevent or slow down cataracts caused by diabetes. In …
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Frontiers in reproductive health
A new review of recent research suggests that astaxanthin, a natural red pigment found in certain algae and seafood, may help women with …
Read studyResearchers studied 137,357 Japanese adults to understand how their health habits cluster together. Using a statistical method called latent …
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