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Structural Differences In Eczema Patient's Skin Could Be Linked to Food Allergies

Structural Differences In Eczema Patient's Skin Could Be Linked to Food Allergies

Skin abnormalities have been found to extend beyond the visible lesions in children with eczema and food allergy but not in those with eczema alone, finds a new study. The results of this st...

Unhealthy Diet Linked to Poor Mental Health: Study

Unhealthy Diet Linked to Poor Mental Health: Study

California adults who consumed more unhealthy food were more likely to report moderate or severe psychological distress symptoms compared to their peers who consumed a healthier diet. The fi...

Food Allergies Linked to Atopic Dermatitis in Pediatrics

Food Allergies Linked to Atopic Dermatitis in Pediatrics

Food allergies are associated with various abnormalities in seemingly-healthy skin in pediatric patients suffering from atopic dermatitis (AD). AD is a common skin disorder also known as ecz...

Smell of Food Affects Life Expectancy by Controlling Cellular Recycling

Smell of Food Affects Life Expectancy by Controlling Cellular Recycling

Food odors have demonstrated influence on proteostasis (balance between formation and degradation of proteins), finds a study carried out in the roundworm Caenorhabditis elegans , a key mod...

Food Allergies Linked to Multiple Sclerosis Finds Research

Food Allergies Linked to Multiple Sclerosis Finds Research

Food allergies are connected to relapses of multiple sclerosis, found a recent evidential study that investigated the correlation between allergy and inflammatory disease activity. The findi...

Misunderstanding Food Date Labels Can Lead to More Frequent Food Discards

Misunderstanding Food Date Labels Can Lead to More Frequent Food Discards

Misunderstanding the meaning of food date labels such as 'best before' and 'sell by' can lead to higher food discards, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the jou...

High Fat Diet Linked to Unfavorable Changes in Gut Bacteria

High Fat Diet Linked to Unfavorable Changes in Gut Bacteria

A new study published online in the journal Gut has found that a high fat diet was associated with unfavorable changes in the type and numbers of gut bacteria-collectively known as the micro...

Eating More Ultra-processed Foods Can Lead to Early Death

Eating More Ultra-processed Foods Can Lead to Early Death

Eating too many ultra-processed foods could increase the risk of early death, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine . Ult...

Low FODMAP Diet Combats Gastrointestinal Issues in Runners

Low FODMAP Diet Combats Gastrointestinal Issues in Runners

Physically active people, especially runners, can cut out specific foods from their diets to alleviate gastrointestinal issues such as bloating and stomach cramps, and improve their ability ...

FODMAP Diet can Help Runners Beat Stomach Issues

FODMAP Diet can Help Runners Beat Stomach Issues

New study finds that a low FODMAP (fermentable oligosaccharide, disaccharide, monosaccharide, and polyol) diet decreases some of the issues caused by exercise, like stomach cramps and bloati...

Children Who Ate Midday Meals Had Better Reading and Maths Skills

Children Who Ate Midday Meals Had Better Reading and Maths Skills

Primary school children had better learning outcomes who ate midday meals over an extended period, found researchers of Indian-origin. The findings of the study reveal a powerful connection ...

Harm Reduction Strategy of Limiting Trans Fats in the Diet

Harm Reduction Strategy of Limiting Trans Fats in the Diet

A harm reduction strategy to avert any potential heart health complications is to eliminate or reduce trans fats from the diet. Adopting this dietary practice ensures heart-protective health...

Low-fiber, High-fat Western Diet May Increase Severe Sepsis, Death Risk

Low-fiber, High-fat Western Diet May Increase Severe Sepsis, Death Risk

Eating a Western diet makes you more prone to severe sepsis, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences . ...

Grocery Store-Based Nutrition Education Effective In Combating Hypertension

Grocery Store-Based Nutrition Education Effective In Combating Hypertension

Over 60 million adults in the United States suffer from hypertension, and only less than half of them keep the condition under control. Grocery store based nutritional counseling was found t...

Eat Fresh Food to Boost Your Heart Health

Eat Fresh Food to Boost Your Heart Health

Eating more fresh foods can reduce your bad cholesterol levels and boost your heart health, reports a new study. Fresh food is your friend , and sodium and cholesterol your perpetual ...

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