Strict Diets Fail to Protect Growth in Children With Rare Metabolic Disorders
A six-month prospective study of 81 Turkish children finds that stunting and underweight remain highly prevalent in organic acidemias and...
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A six-month prospective study of 81 Turkish children finds that stunting and underweight remain highly prevalent in organic acidemias and...
A cluster-randomised trial in Southern Sri Lanka found that a dietary intervention tailored to workers' stage of readiness for change...
A study of 1,234 Chinese ten-year-olds found microplastics in 91 percent of urine samples and linked certain polymers to behavioral...
A Brazilian field study shows that foliar sodium selenate reliably enriches sorghum grain with selenium, while novel selenium compounds and...
Microfluidic intestinal-chips that replicate human gut physiology are emerging as powerful tools for food safety testing, functional food development and...
A multi-omic study of more than 1,500 human milk samples links seven molecular biomarkers, including short-chain acylcarnitines tied to vitamin...
A 13-year cohort study of over 1,000 children with inherited metabolic disorders found that nearly one in four showed skin...
A pilot machine learning study of 20 mother-child dyads found that maternal lactation nutrients such as phosphatidylcholine, glutathione, and glycemic...
A cross-sectional study of Nigerian adults with type 2 diabetes found that the inflammatory marker hs-CRP, but not IL-6, remained...
Researchers have identified the phosphatase DUSP4 as a key activator of fat-cell thermogenesis through dephosphorylation of CRTC3, a mechanism that...
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