Why Baikal Ungulates Eat Rare Earth Element-Rich Carbonate Earth
Along the western shore of Lake Baikal, wild ungulates are repeatedly visiting patches of carbonate-rich earth and eating the soil—an...
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Along the western shore of Lake Baikal, wild ungulates are repeatedly visiting patches of carbonate-rich earth and eating the soil—an...
A microscopic partnership between a freshwater alga and a soil-associated bacterium may help determine how nutritious algae become—and how effectively...
A new analysis of nearly two decades of U.S. health data is drawing attention to a possible connection between dietary...
A large real-world study suggests that what people eat during the day may influence not only how long they sleep,...
A new analysis of approximately 2.3 million people has examined whether following a Mediterranean-style diet is associated with a lower...
A large analysis of Chinese adults has uncovered a potentially important—and unexpected—link between dietary calcium intake and hyperuricemia, the condition...
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...
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