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A large Chinese cohort study found that a higher creatinine-to-body weight ratio, a proxy for muscle mass, was linked to...
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A large Chinese cohort study found that a higher creatinine-to-body weight ratio, a proxy for muscle mass, was linked to...
A randomized trial found that a six-week afterschool program encouraging children to swap sugary drinks for water significantly improved BMI...
New research presented at the 11th UK Congress on Obesity in Sheffield shows GLP-1 medications are reshaping treatment while behavioural...
A study of nearly 18,000 Iranian adults found that simple waist- and triglyceride-based indexes, particularly the lipid accumulation product and...
A GALT-null rat model shows that fetal growth in classic galactosemia is impaired only when the mother and all siblings...
A new pilot study protocol in PLOS Digital Health details MindBia, a co-designed web-based nutrition intervention being tested for feasibility...
The lead investigator of Japan's JASMINE trial has published a detailed response defending the open-label design, third-party statistical analysis, and...
A new PLOS Medicine systematic review of 34 studies finds that diet and exercise interventions significantly improve menstrual regularity, waist...
A large NHANES-based study finds that pro-inflammatory diets roughly double mortality risk in fatty liver disease while antioxidant-rich diets are...
A new rat study shows aqueous stevia extract protects diabetic livers by suppressing ferroptosis, boosting antioxidant enzymes, and reducing inflammation.
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