Hair Loss Is Not a Trace Element Problem, Massive Serum Study Finds
A study of 1,297 patients with androgenetic alopecia found serum trace element levels were within normal ranges and essentially indistinguishable ...
A study of 1,297 patients with androgenetic alopecia found serum trace element levels were within normal ranges and essentially indistinguishable ...
A prospective Japanese study of 105 gynecologic cancer patients found that appetite loss during chemotherapy was linked to sharply reduced ...
A case-control study in Al-Najaf, Iraq, found that children with ADHD had markedly lower serum ferritin and zinc levels than ...
A new review in Discover Biotechnology details how biosynthesized nanoparticles could deliver nutrients, detect disease and fight pests while making ...
A two-season survey of rural Ethiopian households shows that farm production diversity substantially boosts micronutrient intake among women and children, ...
Researchers at The University of Western Australia show that timely foliar sprays of fulvic acid can substantially reduce glyphosate drift ...
A two-year Indian field trial shows that substituting a quarter of rice's nitrogen with dhaincha green manure or vermicompost, applied ...
A new structured narrative review in Current Research in Food Science proposes the first integrated framework combining nutrition, supplementation, and ...
A new review proposes a hierarchical nutritional framework inspired by the traditional Chinese medicine concept of Jun-Chen-Zuo-Shi to individualize the ...
A new study of three soil profiles in northeastern Syria reveals how elevation and precipitation gradients shape clay content, salinity, ...
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