Switching Inhalers Cuts Pollution While Keeping Asthma Under Control
Research article n = 237Researchers studied whether switching from one type of inhaler to another could help the environment without making asthma or COPD worse. …
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Researchers studied whether switching from one type of inhaler to another could help the environment without making asthma or COPD worse. …
Read studyDoctors are finding new ways to help men with early prostate cancer who choose to watch and wait instead of having surgery right away. …
Read studyResearchers looked at 18 different studies involving 1,246 women who had surgery for endometrial cancer (a type of uterine cancer). They …
Read studyAnorexia nervosa is a serious eating disorder that causes severe malnutrition and can damage the liver. Doctors typically check liver health …
Read studyResearchers discovered that a special supplement made from hawthorn berries and helpful bacteria may relieve constipation by protecting your …
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Neuropsychiatric disease and treatment
Researchers tested whether a natural supplement called Morinda officinalis combined with beneficial bacteria (probiotics) could help people …
Read studyResearchers studied 451 older adults to see if a simple sleep questionnaire could help identify people with low vitamin D. They found that …
Read studyResearchers discovered a specific gene called IbADCL1 that controls how much folate (a vital B vitamin) sweet potatoes store in their roots. …
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Scientists discovered that your genes, the instructions that make you who you are, may influence not just how smart you are, but also what …
Read studyScientists have created a new tool that can detect cancer cells with incredible precision, even spotting just 2 cancer cells in a tiny …
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Archives of microbiology
Scientists discovered a new type of bacteria called Paracoccus sp. PS1 that could help protect your heart and reduce diabetes risk. This …
Read studyA German health authority examined how dietary supplements are monitored and regulated to protect consumers. The study found that many …
Read studyResearchers in Australia studied how much time rural and regional children spend exercising, moving around, sitting down, and sleeping. They …
Read studyScientists are discovering that the bacteria living in your digestive system play a surprising role in keeping your bones strong. This …
Read studyResearchers found that checking vitamin D levels in babies' blood might help doctors quickly identify biliary atresia, a serious liver …
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JMIR formative research
Researchers tested a new diabetes management program called ¡Salud, Salud! designed specifically for low-income Latino adults. The 12-week …
Read studyResearchers in Tanzania discovered that only about 1 in 3 pregnant women are taking enough iron and folic acid supplements to stay healthy …
Read studyResearchers studied how different eating schedules affect how our bodies handle cadmium, a toxic metal found in air pollution. They tested …
Read studyScientists studied the gut bacteria of 102 people from three different hill tribes in Northern Thailand to understand what shapes our …
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Journal of agricultural and food chemistry
Researchers discovered that a natural plant sugar called stachyose might help prevent fatty liver disease by changing how your gut bacteria …
Read studyResearchers studied 290 pregnant women in their first three months to understand how common vitamin D deficiency is and what causes it. They …
Read studyResearchers followed over 3,500 families in Shanghai from birth through age 5 to understand how early feeding practices affect children's …
Read studyResearchers surveyed over 2,500 young adults aged 18-25 across seven Arab countries to understand what they know about nutrition and what …
Read studyResearchers studied 465 people who had a common weight loss surgery called sleeve gastrectomy to understand why some develop iron deficiency …
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