European Journal of Nutrition: Some Additives in Ultra-Processed Foods May Be Linked to Depression Risk
The scientists assessed the dietary intake of 10 categories of markers of ultra-processed foods and 39 individual substances...
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Neuron: Human Brain Immune Cells Mature Hundreds of Times More Slowly Than Those in Mice
They found that in mice, these cells fully mature in just about three weeks, whereas in humans the process takes approximately four to eight years...
Frontiers in Nutrition: Sucralose and Stevia Altered the Gut Microbiome for Two Generations in Mice
Sweeteners such as sucralose and stevia are widely used as “healthier” alternatives to sugar because they contain little to no calories...
Frontiers: Frequent Consumption of Sugary Drinks Linked to a 23% Higher Risk of ADHD in Children
The researchers conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis of nine scientific studies involving more than 461,000 children and adolescents...
Food & Function: Nuts May Accelerate Blood Vessel Recovery After Stroke
Among the 1,742 participants who had not previously experienced a stroke, higher nut consumption was associated with better overall cognitive performance...
Scientists Discover Hidden Sign of Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis Before a Flare-Up
For the study, scientists analyzed around 900 biopsies collected from 80 people, as well as organoids—miniature models of intestinal tissue—grown from patient samples...
Not Just APOE4: Scientists Identify 44 Genes That May Alter Alzheimer’s Risk
The analysis identified 44 genes associated with specific cell types that may play a role in Alzheimer’s disease...
The Word “Diet” May Put Men Off: Study Suggests Easier Ways for Them to Lose Weight
However, the researchers identified several strategies that could make weight-loss programs more attractive to men...
“Morning Larks” and “Night Owls”: Who Struggles More to Balance Work and Life?
Researchers analyzed data from 2,266 working residents of Finland and divided them into three groups based on their individual circadian rhythms: morning, evening and intermediate chronotypes...
Adolescent Alcohol Use Disrupts Brain Cell Connections and Alters Adult Behavior
The researchers examined the effects of intermittent alcohol exposure during adolescence using a rat model...
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