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Infant Diet Quality Linked to Obesity Risk at Ages 6 and 9: Study
A large population-based study published in Maternal & Child Nutrition has found that poorer alignment with infant...
58 Genetic Variants Linked to Anxiety Risk, Study Finds
Anxiety disorders are not driven by a single "anxiety gene," but by dozens of subtle genetic variations spread across...
HbA1c May Not Reliably Reflect Blood Sugar Levels in Many Indians:...
A new evidence-based viewpoint published in The Lancet Regional Health: Southeast Asia has raised concerns about the...
Lower Intake of Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Reduced Heart Disease...
A study accepted as a journal pre-proof in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition has found that eating fewer...
Study Finds Tumors Can Turn Immune Cells Into Cancer Supporters
New research has revealed how tumors can manipulate the body's immune system to support their own growth. Scientists at...
High-Fat Diets May Harm Liver More Than High-Carb Diets, Mouse Study...
In recent years, carbohydrates have often been blamed for weight gain and poor health. However, a new study from...
Eating Unprocessed Foods May Naturally Reduce Calorie Intake, Study...
Choosing unprocessed foods may help people eat fewer calories without consciously restricting how much they eat,...
Obesity-Linked Inflammation Tied to Cognitive Decline and Dementia,...
Obesity and advancing age are strongly linked to chronic low-grade inflammation in the body, a condition increasingly...
Aloe Vera Compound Shows Potential Against Alzheimer's Disease: Study
A natural compound found in Aloe vera may offer new hope in the search for treatments for Alzheimer's disease, according...
Gut Bacteria Molecule May Help Protect Children From Fatty Liver...
A naturally occurring compound produced by healthy gut bacteria may help protect children from developing fatty liver...
Astringent Foods May Activate the Brain Through Taste, Study Finds
The dry, puckering sensation felt after eating cocoa, berries, or red wine may do more than affect taste-it could also...
Transdermal Hormone Therapy Best Protects Bone Health in Women With...
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) delivered through the skin is the most effective way to protect bone health in women...











