Energy Drinks, Tobacco and Junk Food: What Really Drinks Drive Dubai Students
Energy drinks have become a fixture of student life across the Gulf, but a new study from Dubai suggests that...
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Energy drinks have become a fixture of student life across the Gulf, but a new study from Dubai suggests that...
A four-decade field study finds three Cuban dwarf boa species eating nearly identical prey, with only large adults of the...
A University of Michigan study in female mice shows chronic testosterone treatment prevents ovariectomy-induced hyperglycemia, glucose intolerance, and bone loss,...
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When a child is diagnosed with obesity, clinicians and families face a deceptively simple question: how much treatment is enough?...
The newly launched open-access Food Modelling Journal publishes models, data, software and workflows as citable research objects, integrated with the...
A 178 bp mitochondrial D-loop fragment called OvisCR reliably separates domestic sheep from European mouflon in wolf diet metabarcoding, achieving...
Researchers used RFdiffusion, ProteinMPNN, and molecular dynamics to design novel protein binders against the human sweet taste receptor TAS1R2, creating...
A randomized controlled trial found that eight weeks of school-based high-intensity interval training reduced body fat, improved estimated aerobic fitness,...
Porridges enriched with dried dagaa fish provided more than three times the protein of cereal-only porridges and most of the...
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