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ReviewScientists are increasingly concerned about microscopic plastic particles called micro- and nano-plastics that are polluting our soil, …
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Scientists are increasingly concerned about microscopic plastic particles called micro- and nano-plastics that are polluting our soil, …
Read studyScientists studied how vitamin D3 affects your body's immune system by looking at what happens inside immune cells. They gave one person …
Read studyResearchers studied over 27,000 UK adults to understand how sleep affects eating habits. They found that people who sleep poorly or don't …
Read studyResearchers in Ethiopia compared vitamin D and calcium levels in 100 people with tuberculosis (TB) and 100 healthy people of similar age and …
Read studyA teenager with severe anorexia nervosa developed scurvy, a disease caused by not getting enough vitamin C. She came to the hospital with a …
Read studyResearchers studied five goldsmiths who were exposed to cadmium, a toxic metal released during jewelry-making work. All five workers …
Read studyResearchers studied nearly 2,000 people with moderate kidney disease over almost 3 years to understand how minerals in the blood affect the …
Read studyResearchers gave lambs a special probiotic supplement containing beneficial bacteria and measured how well their immune cells could fight …
Read studyScientists discovered that a specific gene called yycF is like the control center for helpful bacteria called Lactobacillus reuteri. When …
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Food research international (Ottawa, Ont.)
Eating too much salt can hurt your brain's ability to learn and remember, but a new study suggests that a natural fiber called inulin might …
Read studyDoctors are rediscovering an older medical technique called subcutaneous infusion, where fluids and medications are injected just under the …
Read studyResearchers studied six babies who developed a rare condition called acrodermatitis enteropathica, which happens when the body doesn't get …
Read studyResearchers studied how a common bone-strengthening medication called alendronate affects chemicals in the blood. Using rats with a bone …
Read studyScientists studied how vitamin D3 helps fish fight a dangerous bacterial infection called Edwardsiella tarda. They tested two approaches: …
Read studyA major review of 43 studies from 28 countries found that many pregnant women around the world don't get enough iron, folate, and vitamin …
Read studyResearchers investigated whether a drug called fedratinib, currently used to treat a blood disorder, might help patients with chronic kidney …
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Frontiers in neurology
Doctors often struggle to diagnose vestibular migraine, a condition that causes dizziness and headaches together. Researchers studied 288 …
Read studyResearchers followed 63 patients getting stem cell transplants to understand why they struggle to eat enough. They found that most patients …
Read studyResearchers are looking at a new, stronger form of vitamin D called calcifediol that helps people who have very low vitamin D levels. …
Read studyResearchers used genetic data from hundreds of thousands of people to study how eating and drinking habits affect cataracts, a clouding of …
Read studyResearchers studied how doctors treat patients with rare genetic disorders that affect how the body processes nutrients and chemicals. They …
Read studyResearchers studied 202 people hospitalized with heart failure and discovered something surprising: those with smaller calf muscles had …
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BMC nutrition
Researchers investigated whether a simple nutrition scoring system and vitamin levels in the blood could help predict who might develop …
Read studyScientists discovered that your DNA plays a big role in how your body processes choline, an important nutrient found in foods like eggs and …
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