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Young children’s diet may influence brain development
Researchers have investigated whether young children's diets are linked to brain development.
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How often should you get up from your chair to lower your cancer risk? New study has an answer
A large-scale study has examined how sedentary behaviour may be linked to the risk of dying from cancer.
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Researchers test new breast cancer treatment – without surgery
Researchers have investigated whether some patients with early-stage breast cancer may be able to avoid surgery.
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Four weeks of dietary changes affected biological age markers, study finds
New research suggests that dietary changes can influence the body’s biological age in a relatively short period of time.
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Millions take glucosamine, but evidence remains unclear
Many people take glucosamine to reduce joint pain, but research has yet to clearly determine whether the supplement is effective.
Diets
Young children’s diet may influence brain development
Researchers have investigated whether young children's diets are linked to brain development.
Body
How often should you get up from your chair to lower your cancer risk? New study has an answer
A large-scale study has examined how sedentary behaviour may be linked to the risk of dying from cancer.
Body
Researchers test new breast cancer treatment – without surgery
Researchers have investigated whether some patients with early-stage breast cancer may be able to avoid surgery.
Body
Four weeks of dietary changes affected biological age markers, study finds
New research suggests that dietary changes can influence the body’s biological age in a relatively short period of time.
Swedish study finds diets may ease IBS symptoms better than medication
New research suggests that dietary changes could outperform traditional drugs in relieving symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
Norwegian researchers found that older adults need more protein
New research suggests that age-related changes in digestion make it harder for older adults to get enough protein from everyday meals.
Small LSD doses linked to improvement in people with depression
A preliminary study from New Zealand hints that tiny, carefully monitored doses of LSD may ease symptoms of moderate depression.
New study finds contraceptive pill may lower breast cancer risk
A small U.K. study suggests that a medication better known for emergency contraception may alter breast tissue in ways that could lower future cancer risk.
New model aims to predict Alzheimer’s much earlier
A long-running Mayo Clinic project has led to a new model that estimates who is most likely to develop Alzheimer's.
Spanish congress warns that antibiotic resistance is outpacing new treatments
Researchers cautioned that antibiotic-resistant bacteria could become one of the world’s deadliest health challenges.