Study Finds Dietary Choices Differ From Validated Measures in Heart Disease Research
A new meta-research study is drawing attention to a largely invisible problem in nutrition science: the dietary exposure that researchers...
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A new meta-research study is drawing attention to a largely invisible problem in nutrition science: the dietary exposure that researchers...
A new perspective published in Pediatric Research proposes that pediatric nutrition should be organized around clearly defined goals, multiple forms...
Tryptophan, the amino acid best known as a building block for serotonin, may be far more deeply involved in female...
A metabolic by-product best known for its role in cellular energy production may be helping obesity turn osteoarthritis into a...
Atopic dermatitis is often described as a skin disease, but a new study suggests that its effects may be visible...
Obesity is often described as a problem of excess body fat, but a new study suggests that its biological footprint...
Obesity is undergoing a scientific redefinition, and a new study is examining what happens after adults enter an early, potentially...
A six-month clinical trial led by researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago suggests that time-restricted eating may help adults...
Skeletal muscle may be best known for producing movement, but its influence extends far beyond the ability to walk, lift...
Selenosugars, a group of selenium-containing sugar metabolites that account for much of the selenium eliminated in human urine, have received...
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