Ethiopia Study Reveals Stakeholder Concerns Over Novel Malaria Treatments
A qualitative study in Ethiopia reveals that health workers and patients view shorter-course malaria treatments as promising but harbour significant…
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Daily Eggs Linked to 27% Lower Alzheimer’s Risk in Major 15-Year Study
A 15-year study of nearly 40,000 older adults found that eating five or more eggs weekly was associated with 27%…
New Study Links Regular Egg Consumption to 27% Lower Alzheimer’s Risk Over 15 Years
A 15-year study of nearly 40,000 older adults reveals that eating 5+ eggs weekly correlates with 27% lower Alzheimer's risk.…
How Your 7-Meter Gut Functions as a Molecular Assembly Line for Nutrient Absorption
New research reveals how the 7-meter human digestive tract operates as a sophisticated assembly line, with each gut segment specialized…
Cooling Cooked Starch Creates Fiber: How Temperature Changes Food’s Nutritional Profile
New research reveals how cooling cooked starchy foods can more than double their fiber content, transforming rice and potatoes into…
MTHFR Gene Variants Respond Better to Riboflavin Than Folate for Blood Pressure Control
Clinical trials show MTHFR C677T TT carriers achieve better blood pressure control with riboflavin than the widely-promoted methylfolate. Low-dose vitamin…
MTHFR Gene Variant May Require Riboflavin, Not Just Methylfolate, New Research Shows
Clinical research shows MTHFR gene variants may respond better to riboflavin supplementation than methylfolate. TT carriers experienced 13 mmHg blood…
B12 Deficiency Damages Nerves Before Blood Tests Show Abnormalities, Studies Find
New research reveals that vitamin B12 deficiency can cause irreversible nerve damage even when standard blood tests appear completely normal.…
Why the ‘2pm Coffee Rule’ Fails: Metabolism Varies 5-Fold Between Individuals
New research reveals caffeine elimination varies 5-fold between individuals, making the popular '2pm coffee rule' ineffective for many. Genetic and…