Why Some Chickens Break Their Bones More Easily
Research article n = 1,060Researchers studied why some laying hens get broken breastbones more often than others. They looked at the genes of over 1,000 chickens and …
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Researchers studied why some laying hens get broken breastbones more often than others. They looked at the genes of over 1,000 chickens and …
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Public health nutrition
Creatine is a natural substance your body uses to power your muscles, brain, and heart. While your body makes some creatine on its own, you …
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Read studyScientists have created a new type of bone cement that doctors can inject directly into damaged bones to help them heal better and faster. …
Read studyScientists reviewed 17 studies to understand how vitamin D and strength training work together to build muscle. They found that when people …
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BMJ open
Researchers in Sweden are testing whether a smartphone app called FoodSwitch can help people with type 2 diabetes eat healthier and better …
Read studyA large study looking at eating habits from 2003 to 2023 found that most people following special diets, like low-fiber, high-fiber, or …
Read studyResearchers studied 836 children in China to understand why kids with autism have more trouble with eating and nutrition. They found that …
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BMJ open
Researchers are testing whether a supplement called tributyrin, which comes from a natural substance in our gut, might help people with …
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JAMA
Peripheral neuropathy is a condition where nerves in your body get damaged, causing numbness, tingling, pain, or weakness, usually starting …
Read studyResearchers looked at five studies to understand whether vitamin D levels affect the health of dental implants, specifically a condition …
Read studyWhen people have advanced head and neck cancer, their bodies struggle to get enough nutrition because of the disease and cancer treatments. …
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Journal of the science of food and agriculture
Scientists created a simple test to figure out which commercial brown sugars are actually better for feeding insects used in research and …
Read studyWhen dairy cows get too hot, they struggle to produce milk and stay healthy. Scientists reviewed research from the past 25 years to …
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Read studyScientists reviewed research from 2015-2024 about two simple habits that might improve your gut bacteria: eating during certain hours of the …
Read studyA large study in Nepal looked at whether a nutrition education program called Suaahara helped families learn better ways to feed babies and …
Read studyResearchers in Kuwait studied 152 people with multiple sclerosis (MS) and 279 people without it to understand how food and lifestyle choices …
Read studyResearchers looked at what Brazilians ate and drank in 2017-2018 to see how many people use artificial sweeteners (the sugar-free kind). …
Read studyResearchers looked at eating habits of over 7,000 Brazilian teenagers and found that those who eat later in the evening tend to consume more …
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