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Wheat proteins may cause inflammation beyond the gut
Date: Oct-17-2016Consumption of particular wheat proteins may worsen symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis, asthma, lupus, and inflammatory bowel disease.
Foster care raises children's risk of mental, physical health problems
Date: Oct-17-2016Children who have been in foster care are more likely to develop mental and physical health problems, such as depression, asthma, and ADHD, study finds.
It's not just what you eat, it's how you cook it: Nine kitchen techniques to aid weight loss
Date: Oct-17-2016The Daily Meal report on kitchen techniques we can implement that will help with weight loss, without robbing us of flavorful, satisfying food.
Beards may boost men's attractiveness
Date: Oct-16-2016Men with facial hair are considered more attractive, new research finds, with women more likely to opt for full-bearded men for long-term relationships.
Why are women more vulnerable to eating disorders? Brain study sheds light
Date: Oct-16-2016A study using virtual reality to test body perceptions finds that in response to obesity, women have more negative feelings about their body than men.
Could forgetting help us learn by keeping us motivated?
Date: Oct-15-2016The neuroscience of motivation and reward is complex. A recent study fills in some gaps and introduces the oddly useful role of forgetting.
We love meat but prefer not to know where it comes from
Date: Oct-15-2016We talk about 'harvesting beef' rather than 'slaughtering cows' because it is the only way many people can manage to eat meat, confirm researchers.
Crohn's disease: Discovery of two subtypes could lead to better treatments
Date: Oct-14-2016Two subtypes of Crohn's - colon-like and ileum-like - have been discovered in colon tissue samples, which could translate to new therapeutic strategies.
Paralyzed man regains 'sense of touch' with mind-controlled robotic arm
Date: Oct-14-2016New study reveals how a 28-year-old man left paralyzed after a car accident has regained his sense of touch, thanks to a brain implant and a robotic arm.
Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease: Hormone that limits fibrosis discovered
Date: Oct-14-2016Scientists discover the hormone IGF-I limits the fibrosis associated with nonalcoholic steatohepatitis - a progression of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.
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