Health

Ketogenic Diet may Decrease Friendly Gut Microbes and Increase Cholesterol Levels

Ketogenic Diet may Decrease Friendly Gut Microbes and Increase Cholesterol Levels

A study found that ketogenic low-carbohydrate diets can raise cholesterol levels while decreasing beneficial gut bacteria, notably Bifidobacterium. The Centre for Nutrition, Exercise, and Metabolism…
New Study proves Mammal-to-Mammal Transfer of Avian Flu

New Study proves Mammal-to-Mammal Transfer of Avian Flu

A new Cornell University study shows that avian influenza spread from birds to dairy cattle in numerous states has now resulted in mammal-to-mammal transmission —…
UV Rays may Promote Health in Low-sunlit Countries

UV Rays may Promote Health in Low-sunlit Countries

According to one study, the health benefits of spending time in the sun may exceed the hazards for those who live in places with minimal…
Obesity and Heart Failure are Linked

Obesity and Heart Failure are Linked

A new small study done by Johns Hopkins Medicine experts and published in the journal Nature Cardiovascular Research reveals the influence of obesity on muscle…
In Mice, a special mechanism shields Pancreatic Cells against Inflammation

In Mice, a special mechanism shields Pancreatic Cells against Inflammation

University of Cologne researchers discovered a way to preserve pancreatic β-cells, which produce insulin, against inflammatory cell death. The study examined how receptor-interacting protein kinase…
New Perspectives on how Bird Flu overcomes the Species Barrier

New Perspectives on how Bird Flu overcomes the Species Barrier

In recent years, public health initiatives, surveillance, and vaccination have all contributed to significant success in lowering the effect of seasonal flu outbreaks produced by…
Physical Training enhances the Quality of Life in advanced Breast Cancer

Physical Training enhances the Quality of Life in advanced Breast Cancer

Patients with metastatic breast cancer can benefit from targeted physical training to improve their quality of life and reduce tiredness. This is supported by an…
Stanford Medicine-led study of Children reveals that a Drug reduces Hazardous Reactions to Allergy-triggering Foods

Stanford Medicine-led study of Children reveals that a Drug reduces Hazardous Reactions to Allergy-triggering Foods

A medication can make life safer for children with food allergies by preventing deadly allergic reactions to modest amounts of allergy-triggering foods, according to a…
New Research shows that Lockdowns affected Gut Bacteria and Allergies in Babies

New Research shows that Lockdowns affected Gut Bacteria and Allergies in Babies

Lockdowns imposed during the COVID-19 pandemic had an effect on the gut microbiome development of babies born during these times, according to new research from…
A Safer Treatment Option for High-risk Children with Food Allergies

A Safer Treatment Option for High-risk Children with Food Allergies

A new study from the University of British Columbia suggests a safe approach to conquering food allergies for older children and anyone who cannot risk…
Gut Bacteria are helpful for Overcoming Milk Allergies

Gut Bacteria are helpful for Overcoming Milk Allergies

Researchers at Japan’s RIKEN Center for Integrative Medical Sciences, led by Hiroshi Ohno, have established a relationship between gut flora and the efficacy of milk…
Respiratory Allergies – a Newly Identified Chemical has a significant role in initiating Inflammation

Respiratory Allergies – a Newly Identified Chemical has a significant role in initiating Inflammation

Scientists from the CNRS, Inserm, and Université Toulouse III – Paul Sabatier – have just uncovered one of the molecules responsible for activating the inflammation…
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