What You Eat Affects Your Skin's Health and Strength
ReviewYour skin is your body's largest organ and acts like a protective shield against germs and pollution. When this shield gets damaged, it can …
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Your skin is your body's largest organ and acts like a protective shield against germs and pollution. When this shield gets damaged, it can …
Read studyNew weight loss medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide are helping people lose significant amounts of weight. However, research shows …
Read studyResearchers looked at 18 studies to understand how digital tools at work impact the physical health of people aged 50 and older. They found …
Read studyResearchers studied the gut bacteria of 79 asylum seekers who recently arrived in Italy from Africa to understand how stressful migration …
Read studyResearchers in Taiwan discovered that people who are overweight and have peptic ulcers (painful sores in the stomach) tend to have lower …
Read studyScientists created microscopic particles designed to deliver cancer-fighting medicine directly to colorectal cancer tumors. These special …
Read studyDoctors have found a better way to diagnose when girls go through puberty too early. Instead of doing an uncomfortable test, researchers …
Read studyResearchers wanted to know if eating a higher-quality diet could help people with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) feel better by reducing …
Read studyResearchers in Uganda studied female farmers who grow food but often don't eat enough healthy meals themselves. The study looked at what …
Read studyScientists studied how much of a nutrient called vitamin K different animals store in their livers. This matters because vitamin K helps …
Read studyResearchers studied 67 people with weak bones who took medicines to stop bone loss. They found something interesting: when patients' calcium …
Read studyScientists are developing incredibly small particles, so tiny you'd need a microscope to see them: that could help fight lung cancer more …
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Fish & shellfish immunology
Scientists tested whether a special extract from mangosteen fruit combined with amino acids (building blocks of protein) could help Nile …
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Intestinal research
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) causes painful swelling in the digestive system and can make daily life difficult. While doctors don't know …
Read studyScientists discovered that a natural substance called quercetin, found in plants, can help fish become more resistant to stress. Researchers …
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World journal of gastroenterology
Researchers studied 303 people with autoimmune gastritis (a condition where the body attacks stomach cells) to figure out who is most likely …
Read studyResearchers created a short food questionnaire to help people with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) understand which foods might make their …
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Frontiers in nutrition
Researchers looked at 9 studies involving 408 healthy women to see if taking multi-ingredient protein supplements while exercising could …
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Frontiers in nutrition
Researchers studied 100 children to understand how food choices affect asthma, especially in kids who are overweight or obese. They found …
Read studyA new review of research shows that optic neuritis, a condition where the nerve that carries images to your brain becomes inflamed, affects …
Read studyWhen people with obesity need surgery to remove their gallbladder because of gallstones, doctors often worry about extra complications. This …
Read studyResearchers surveyed over 60,000 adults in China to understand what people actually eat compared to what doctors recommend. They found that …
Read studyResearchers in Brazil studied 470 adults to see if what people eat affects their mental health. They found that people with mental health …
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Frontiers in psychiatry
A psychiatrist noticed something interesting in patients with burnout and trauma: their bodies seemed to be trapping iron in cells, even …
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