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• Environment and Health

  Influence Of Feeding Moringa Oleifera Pods As Phytogenic Feed Additive On Performance, Blood Metabolites, Chemical Composition And Bioactive Compounds Of Breast Meat In Broiler

  Research found that adding moringa pods to chicken feed improved the birds' growth efficiency and increased beneficial antioxidants in their meat while reducing cholesterol levels.

• Nutrition and Health

  Influence Of Ketogenic Diet And Nutraceutical Correction In The Complex Treatment Of Lower Limbs Lipedema

  Researchers found that a modified ketogenic diet combined with targeted supplements was more effective than a low-calorie diet for reducing fat deposits in women with lipedema, a condition causing abnormal fat accumulation in the legs.

• Nutrition and Health

  Influence Of Thyroid Hormone Status On Mevalonate Metabolism In Rats

  This study found that thyroid hormones directly control how the kidneys process mevalonate, a key building block used to make cholesterol in the body.

• Heart Health

  Inhibition Of Plaque Neovascularization Reduces Macrophage Accumulation And Progression Of Advanced Atherosclerosis

  Researchers found that blocking the growth of new blood vessels in artery plaques reduced inflammation and slowed the progression of atherosclerosis in mice.

• Environment and Health

  Insufficient Sun Exposure Has Become A Real Public Health Problem

  New research suggests that not getting enough sun exposure may be a serious public health problem, potentially contributing to hundreds of thousands of deaths annually in the US and Europe.

• Mental Health

  Insulin Resistance And Depression

  A large study found that children with persistently high insulin levels face increased risk of developing psychosis as young adults, while significant weight gain during puberty increases depression risk.

• Skin and Hair Health

  Insulin Resistance And Skin Diseases

  This review examines how insulin resistance connects to various skin conditions including acanthosis nigricans, acne, psoriasis, hair loss, and other dermatological problems.

• Environment and Health

  Integrated Metabolomic And Transcriptome Analyses Reveal Finishing Forage Affects Metabolic Pathways Related To Beef Quality And Animal Welfare

  This study compared grass-fed versus grain-fed cattle to understand how different diets affect meat quality and the animals' metabolic health.

• Mental Health

  Integrated Neurobiology Of Bipolar Disorder

  Bipolar disorder likely represents multiple similar but distinct brain conditions involving inflammation, immune system overactivity, and structural brain changes that worsen over time.

• Hormone Health

  Interaction Of Bisphenol A (BPA) And Soy Phytoestrogens On Sexually Dimorphic Sociosexual Behaviors In Male And Female Rats

  Researchers found that exposure to BPA (a chemical in plastics) and soy foods during development can affect social behaviors differently in male and female rats.

• Nutrition and Health

  Interaction Of Polygenetic Variants Related To Inflammation With Carbohydrate And Vitamin D Intakes In Middle Aged And Older Adults In A Large Hospital Based Cohort

  Certain genetic variants increase inflammation risk, but eating fewer carbohydrates, more healthy fats, and adequate vitamin D can help reduce this genetic disadvantage.

• Nutrition and Health

  Interactive Effects Of Reward Sensitivity And Reside 2010 The American Journ

  People who are highly sensitive to rewards are more likely to eat fast food when they live near fast-food restaurants.

• Nutrition and Health

  Interferon λs Front Line Guardians Of Immunity And Homeostasis In The Respiratory Tract

  Scientists discovered that interferon lambda proteins act as specialized immune guardians in the lungs, protecting against respiratory infections while helping regulate inflammation in diseases like asthma.

• Hormone Health

  Intermittent Fasting Interventions For The Treatment Of Overweight And Obesity In Adults Aged 18 Years And Over A Systematic Review Protocol

  Researchers are planning to systematically review whether intermittent fasting is an effective treatment for weight loss compared to traditional calorie-restricted diets or no dietary changes.

• Hormone Health

  Intermittent Fasting Interventions For The Treatment Of Overweight And Obesity In Adults Aged 18 Years And Over A Systematic Review Protocol(1)

  Researchers are systematically reviewing whether intermittent fasting is an effective treatment for weight loss compared to traditional calorie-restricted diets or no diet restrictions.

• Nutrition and Health

  Intermittent Fasting To The Eye A New Dimension Involved In Physiological And Pathological Changes

  Researchers reviewed how intermittent fasting may affect eye health, finding potential benefits for preventing and treating various eye diseases through improved metabolism.

• Hormone Health

  Intermittent Fasting WONDERFUL

  A study found that fasting for 24 hours once or twice per week lowered "bad" LDL cholesterol and improved insulin sensitivity in adults with metabolic health concerns.

• Hormone Health

  Intermittent Moderate Energy Restriction Improves Weight Loss Efficiency In Diet Induced Obese Mice

  A mouse study found that cycling between moderate calorie restriction and normal eating was more efficient for weight loss than continuous calorie restriction.

• Gut Health

  Intestinal Barrier Permeability In Allergic Diseases

  This research explores how a "leaky gut" - increased intestinal permeability - may contribute to food allergies and other allergic conditions in both children and adults.

• Gut Health

  Intestinal In Vitro And Ex Vivo Models To Study Host Microbiome Interactions And Acute Stressors

  This research review examines laboratory methods for studying how gut bacteria interact with the human body during times of stress and how these interactions affect health and performance.

• Gut Health

  Intestinal Microbiota And Respiratory Viral Infections

  Researchers discovered that certain beneficial gut bacteria can help protect against respiratory viral infections like flu and COVID-19 by strengthening immune cells in the lungs.

• Gut Health

  Intestinal Permeability In Patients With Crohn’s Disease And Their Healthy Relatives

  Researchers found that people with Crohn's disease have increased intestinal permeability (leaky gut), but their healthy family members showed normal gut barrier function when tested with certain molecules.

• Liver and Kidney Health

  Intestinal Transcriptome Analysis Reveals Soy Derivative Linked Changes In Atlantic Salmon

  Researchers found that soy-based feed ingredients caused intestinal inflammation and disrupted normal gut function in Atlantic salmon, potentially offering insights into how soy affects digestive health.

• Heart Health

  Intraplaque Haemorrhages As The Trigger Of Plaque Vulnerability

  Researchers found that bleeding inside artery plaques may be a key trigger that makes these plaques more likely to rupture and cause heart attacks or strokes.

• Joint, Muscle Health and Exercise

  Investigating Effects Of Sodium Beta Hydroxybutyrate On Metabolism In Placebo Controlled, Bilaterally Infused Human Leg With Focus On Skeletal Muscle Protein Dynamics

  Researchers found that beta-hydroxybutyrate (a ketone body) may help preserve muscle protein when infused directly into leg arteries of healthy men.

• Joint, Muscle Health and Exercise

  Investigating Effects Of Sodium Beta Hydroxybutyrate On Metabolism In Placebo Controlled, Bilaterally Infused Human Leg With Focus On Skeletal Muscle Protein Dynamics(1)

  Researchers directly infused beta-hydroxybutyrate (a ketone body) into leg muscles to study its effects on muscle protein breakdown and metabolism.

• Nutrition and Health

  Investigating The Efficacy Of Combined Ketogenic Diet And Anti Inflammatory Therapy In A Mouse Model Of Early Onset Tay Sachs Disease

  Researchers tested whether combining a ketogenic diet with anti-inflammatory medication could help treat brain inflammation in mice with Tay-Sachs disease, a rare genetic disorder.

• Dental Health

  Iodine Status Modifies The Association Between Fluoride Exposure In Pregnancy And Preschool Boys’ Intelligence

  A study found that low iodine levels during pregnancy may worsen the negative effects of fluoride exposure on young boys' brain development and intelligence.

• Liver and Kidney Health

  Iron Deficiency In Patients With Nonalcoholic Fatt

  This study found that one-third of people with fatty liver disease also have iron deficiency, especially women and those with obesity.

• Joint, Muscle Health and Exercise

  Is A Four Week Ketogenic Diet An Effective Nutritional Strategy In CrossFit Trained Female And Male Athletes

  A four-week ketogenic diet reduced aerobic fitness in female CrossFit athletes and caused concerning blood changes in both men and women, without improving exercise performance.

• Environment and Health

  Is A Healthy Diet An Environmentally Sustainable Diet

  Research shows that while healthy diets can have lower greenhouse gas emissions, not all nutritionally adequate diets are automatically environmentally sustainable.

• Heart Health

  Is Atherosclerotic Plaque Rupture Necessarily Detrimental？ Not Always

  New research suggests that when atherosclerotic plaques (fatty deposits in arteries) rupture, the outcome isn't always harmful and may sometimes lead to improvement.

• Gut Health

  Is Dietary Fiber Considered An Essential Nutrient

  Dietary fiber from whole foods provides important health benefits and may be more effective than synthetic fiber supplements added to processed foods.

• Gut Health

  Is Eating Behavior Manipulated By The Gastrointestinal Microbiota Evolutionary Pressures And Potential Mechanisms

  Scientists propose that gut bacteria may manipulate our food cravings to benefit themselves, potentially driving unhealthy eating behaviors and contributing to obesity.

• Nutrition and Health

  Is Malnutrition Associated With Crowding In Permanent Dentition

  This study found that poor childhood nutrition (stunted growth) may contribute to crowded teeth, but only in adolescents who habitually breathe through their mouth.

• Environment and Health

  Is Meat Eating Morally Defensible Contemporary Ethical Considerations

  This research examines the ethical debate around eating meat, considering animal welfare, environmental impact, and health factors as people increasingly question whether meat consumption is morally justified.

• Heart Health

  Is Pathologic Intimal Thickening The Key To Understanding Early Plaque Progression In Human Atherosclerotic Disease

  Researchers are studying how the earliest stages of artery wall thickening may hold the key to understanding how heart disease develops and progresses over time.

• Evolutionary Health and Aging

  Is The Sardinian Blue Zone The New Shangri La For Mental Health Evidence On Depressive Symptoms And Its Correlates In Late Adult Life Span

  Older adults living in Sardinia's Blue Zone—an area known for exceptional longevity—showed fewer signs of depression, especially when they gardened regularly and felt physically healthy.

• Nutrition and Health

  Is There Such A Thing As “Anti Nutrients” A Narrative Review Of Perceived Problematic Plant Compounds

  This review examines whether "anti-nutrients" in plant foods like lectins and oxalates are actually harmful, finding that the benefits of eating plants far outweigh any potential risks.

• Nutrition and Health

  Is There Such A Thing As “Anti Nutrients” A Narrative Review Of Perceived Problematic Plant Compounds

  This review examines whether "anti-nutrients" in plants like lectins and oxalates are actually harmful, finding that the health benefits of plant foods far outweigh these concerns.

• Brain and Nerve Health

  Islamic Fasting And Multiple Sclerosis

  Research suggests that Ramadan fasting may be safe for most stable multiple sclerosis patients, though symptoms like fatigue may temporarily worsen during fasting periods.

• Liver and Kidney Health

  Isolation And Characterization Of Cells Resistant To ML236B (compactin) With Increased Levels Of 3 Hydroxy 3 Methylglutaryl Coenzyme A Reductase

  Researchers discovered how cells can develop resistance to cholesterol-lowering drugs by dramatically increasing production of a key enzyme that makes cholesterol.

• Gut Health

  Isolation And Characterization Of Human Intestinal Bacteria Capable Of Transforming The Dietary Carcinogen 2 Amino 1 Methyl 6 Phenylimidazo[4,5 B]Pyridine

  Researchers found that gut bacteria can transform a cancer-causing chemical from cooked meat, but this process may create a different harmful compound instead of safely eliminating it.

• Liver and Kidney Health

  Isolation And Functional Interrogation Of Adult Human Prostate Epithelial Stem Cells At Single Cell Resolution

  Researchers developed a new method to identify and study stem cells in the human prostate, discovering unique characteristics that help maintain prostate health throughout life.

• Evolutionary Health and Aging

  Isotope Data From Amino Acids Indicate Darwin’s Ground Sloth Was Not An Herbivore

  Scientists discovered that giant ground sloths from the Ice Age weren't vegetarians as previously thought, but likely ate meat by scavenging carcasses.

• Evolutionary Health and Aging

  Isotopic Evidence For An Early Shift To C4 Resources By Pliocene Hominins In Chad

  Ancient human ancestors in Africa shifted to eating grasses and plants that use a different type of photosynthesis over 3 million years ago, changing their metabolism and allowing them to survive in new environments.

• Evolutionary Health and Aging

  Isotopic Evidence For The Diets Of European Neanderthals And Early Modern Humans

  Neanderthals ate only large animals like mammoths, while early modern humans had more varied diets including fish, which may have contributed to their evolutionary success.

• Heart Health

  JACC Focus Seminar Framingham Heart Study

  The Framingham Heart Study, launched in 1948, became the longest-running research project tracking heart disease causes and risk factors across multiple generations of families.