How Traditional Mexican Food May Help Fight Cancer
ReviewA new review of research shows that eating foods from the traditional Mexican diet, like beans, corn, vegetables, and herbs prepared the …
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A new review of research shows that eating foods from the traditional Mexican diet, like beans, corn, vegetables, and herbs prepared the …
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Endocrine
Scientists have discovered how a protein called IGF2BP3 causes parathyroid glands to grow too large in people with chronic kidney disease. …
Read studyA new study found that doctors and nurses treating cancer patients want more training on nutrition and dietary supplements. Researchers …
Read studyYour surroundings, what you eat, the air you breathe, and even stress, can permanently change how your immune cells work, according to Gram …
Read studyX-linked hypophosphatemia (XLH) is a rare genetic disorder that affects how the body handles phosphate, a mineral needed for strong bones …
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American journal of hypertension
A major study tested whether the DASH diet combined with eating less salt could lower blood pressure in both Black and White adults. …
Read studyA Gram Research analysis of nutrition programs in Jharkhand found that free take-home rations meant to help pregnant women and nursing …
Read studyResearchers studied the bacteria living in the mouths of 40 pregnant women (20 who had early births and 20 who had full-term births) across …
Read studyAfter surgery to remove the colon for ulcerative colitis, doctors create a new pouch from the small intestine. A common problem called …
Read studyA major study tested whether special labels on fast-food menus could help people make better choices for their health and the planet. …
Read studyA major study of over 6,400 pregnant women in rural India found that about 37% had risk factors that could affect their health and their …
Read studyResearchers in Turkey tested 17 popular nutrition apps by comparing their calorie and nutrient calculations to actual food records. Most …
Read studyWhen marine animals like harbor porpoises wash ashore and start to decompose, their bodies change in ways that can confuse scientists …
Read studyResearchers compared two types of silver compounds added to quail feed to see which one worked better for egg production and reproduction. …
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According to Gram Research analysis, scientists discovered that type 2 diabetes weakens the body's natural defenses in the vagina, making it …
Read studyA new study of 251 Turkish teenagers found that those spending more than three hours daily on social media consumed significantly more …
Read studyResearchers have created a new computer-based system that uses artificial intelligence to give personalized health recommendations without …
Read studyA major new study analyzed stomach cancer deaths around the world from 1990 to 2021 and made predictions through 2040. Researchers found …
Read studyScientists discovered that a type of bacteria living on fish gills may have powerful abilities to protect cells from damage. Researchers …
Read studyA new study of nearly 2,225 Norwegian military recruits reveals that understanding health information, called health literacy, plays a role …
Read studyResearchers conducted six large experiments to test how much soybean meal (a common protein source) should be added to pig feed at different …
Read studyAccording to Gram Research analysis, a new study shows that adding sodium lactate (a type of salt) to fish food helps young catfish survive …
Read studyRice plants growing in flooded soil develop iron-rich coatings on their roots that trap important nutrients. Scientists used advanced X-ray …
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Journal of diabetes and metabolic disorders
A new study looked at how non-communicable diseases like heart disease, diabetes, and cancer affect different regions of Iran. Researchers …
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