Gut Bacteria Linked to Colorectal Cancer in Saudi Patients
Case control n = 127Researchers in Saudi Arabia discovered that people with colorectal cancer have a unique mix of bacteria in their gut that's different from …
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Researchers in Saudi Arabia discovered that people with colorectal cancer have a unique mix of bacteria in their gut that's different from …
Read studyResearchers are testing whether exercise can help people with non-tuberculous mycobacterial pulmonary disease (NTM-PD), a serious chronic …
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European journal of nutrition
A new study from Finland shows that when daycare centers change their menus to include more plant-based foods and teach children about …
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Scientific reports
Researchers in China created a simpler way to measure whether the foods you eat cause inflammation in your body. They tested this new tool, …
Read studyA major study of over 7,200 older adults found that what you eat can affect your mood and mental health. Researchers tracked people aged 70 …
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BMJ open
Researchers in Africa followed nearly 3,000 mothers and their babies for three years to understand how pregnancy complications like high …
Read studyA major review of 49 studies found that negative emotions like stress and sadness directly influence what we eat in the moment. Researchers …
Read studyResearchers created a detailed map showing how taxes on unhealthy foods and sugary drinks might affect what people buy, their health, and …
Read studyResearchers in the Caribbean tested a new way to teach pregnant women about nutrition through group classes led by nutrition experts and …
Read studyResearchers discovered that a natural compound called floridoside, found in edible seaweed, can help reverse a serious liver condition …
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5.3quality
Journal of health, population, and nutrition
A study of 290 overweight and obese women found that eating fewer carbohydrates was linked to losing belly fat, reducing body fat …
Read studyAccording to Gram Research analysis, coffee is far more than just caffeine, it's packed with powerful compounds that protect the tiny energy …
Read studyInfantile Idiopathic Hypercalcemia (IIH) is a rare genetic disorder affecting about 1 in 33,000 babies, where the body absorbs too much …
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Scientific reports
Scientists studied how obesity affects inflammation deep inside the brain using sheep as a model. They found that animals on high-energy …
Read studyA new study of 200 critically ill newborns shows that babies who receive proper nutrition early in their hospital stay get fewer dangerous …
Read studyResearchers analyzed genetic data from nearly 200 different eating habits to see which ones might protect against ovarian cancer. Using a …
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4.7quality
International journal of epidemiology
A major study tracking Korean adults over 20 years found that the risk of developing heart disease has increased significantly. Researchers …
Read studyScientists discovered that lizards do more than just warm up in the sun, they actively control how much ultraviolet (UV) light they get. …
Read studyA new analysis published in The Milbank Quarterly challenges the idea that ultra-processed foods are addictive like drugs. Instead, …
Read studyScientists studied how non-native Brook Trout and Brown Trout compete with endangered Bull Trout in Canadian streams. Using a technique that …
Read studyResearchers studied 208 teenage girls in The Gambia to understand what they eat and whether they're getting enough nutrients. They found big …
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Medicine
A new study of 2,713 older adults found that people who eat more antioxidant-rich foods, like vitamins A, C, E, zinc, selenium, and …
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Medicine
A rare but serious condition called FIRES (febrile infection-related epilepsy syndrome) can strike children suddenly, causing seizures, high …
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Medicine
A new genetic study from 2026 found that higher vitamin D levels are linked to a lower risk of coronary artery disease, the leading cause of …
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