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The study identified 60 metabolites and the metabolic patterns associated with vitamin D deficiency (VDD) in early pregnancy, providing new proof of vitamin D’s beneficial effect on pregnant women’s lipid levels and offering insights into the underlying mechanisms. Published in Nutrients, the study identified metabolite changes unreported in earlier investigations. Specifically, VDD was linked with upregulated benzenoids, organic acids and organic oxygen compounds, suggesting it may disturb aromatic compound metabolism and broader energy-related pathways.“This study provides new metabolomic evidence for the linkage between vitamin D and maternal lipid levels during pregnancy, along with clues about the mechanisms,” the report stated.Vitamin…

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Inflammation and high blood sugar often travel together. Choosing healthy, low-carb drinks may help manage both of these issues.Green tea, golden milk, coffee, dairy milk and 100% veggie juice are all great choices. Inflammation is the wellness buzzword of the moment—and for good reason. Chronic inflammation can increase your odds of developing a variety of illnesses like heart disease, cancer and type 2 diabetes. What’s more, for people with diabetes, ongoing inflammation can also make managing diabetes difficult, as inflammation makes it harder for the body’s cells to use insulin.  While eating plenty of anti-inflammatory foods is key for curbing inflammation,…

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As the global nutrition and wellness landscape continues to evolve, 2026 looks to be a year defined by nutrition innovations across a vast range of categories. However, some trends stand out from the rest, both in their veracity and potential market opportunities. Consumers continue to seek products that deliver tangible health benefits, align with ethical and environmental values, and offer convenient, science-backed solutions for daily well-being.From next-generation functional ingredients and plant-forward formulations to personalized solutions and adaptive nutrition, brands must respond to the demands for smarter and more holistic approaches to health.Ahead of our upcoming webinar, “Top Nutrition Trends 2026,”…

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A 2-in-1 inhaler treatment is more effective than salbutamol for preventing asthma attacks in children aged 5 to 15 and is similarly safe, a randomised controlled trial has reported.1A combined treatment of the inhaled corticosteroid budesonide and the fast acting bronchodilator formoterol reduced children’s asthma attacks by an average of 45% compared with the commonly used salbutamol inhaler, the study published in the Lancet found.Experts said that the study, the first to investigate the use of a 2-in-1 inhaler as the sole reliever therapy for children aged 5 to 15, could prompt a change in clinical practice for the condition…

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From TikTok videos touting mouth tape and weighted blankets, to magazines ranking insomnia-curbing pillows, sleep advice is everywhere. And it’s no wonder. People all over the world complain of insomnia and not getting enough sleep, driving a market for sleep aids worth more than US$100 billion annually.But scientists warn that online hacks and pricey tools aren’t always effective. And failed attempts to remedy the situation could have negative effects, says Andrew McHill, a circadian scientist at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland. “It could discourage people from finding help, and things could get worse,” he says.How the brain wakes…

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Engineer John Logie Baird used ventriloquist dummies in early experiments of his invention: the television.Credit: Hulton-Deutsch Collection/Corbis via GettyLong before modern technology, the principle of the common good existed. It was not born with society itself, but later, with an awareness that if it were neglected, a society might collapse.Principles that promote social cohesion and well-being are found in most cultures. Early examples include the millennia-old Code of Hammurabi, which punished certain liars with a humiliating haircut1, and ancient Biblical law, which required landowners to leave part of their harvest for orphans, widows, foreigners and poor people.Supportive? Addictive? Abusive? How…

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Genmab has agreed to acquire Merus for approximately $8 billion, the companies said today, in a deal intended to bolster the buyer’s late-stage pipeline of cancer treatments with a late-stage bispecific antibody lead asset that generated positive Phase II data in May. By adding lead asset petosemtamab and the rest of Merus’ portfolio, Copenhagen-based Genmab reasons that it has found complementary candidates that align with the rest of its portfolio, as well as its expertise in cancer-focused antibody therapy development and commercialization. Genmab also believes that Utrecht, Netherlands-based Merus’ pipeline will accelerate a shift from partnered to wholly owned candidates…

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Be the first to rate & review! This easy compound butter highlights all the cozy flavors of apple pie. Apples get sautéed with cinnamon and brown sugar before being blended with butter for a sweet spread. Try this butter on a stack of pancakes or waffles, or spread it on a piece of toast. Published on September 30, 2025

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Pistachios may help with gut, heart and metabolic health, and may aid in weight management.They contain potassium, plant protein, antioxidants and fiber to support a healthy diet.Eat pistachios as a snack, in a salad, as a crunchy coating or as part of dessert. It’s not hard to understand why you might eat pistachios every day. Recognized for their distinctive shells and rich taste, these little nuts are beloved around the world. Ranging from soft green to pale ivory, pistachios provide a delightful crunch and slightly sweet, nutty flavor, making them a perfect companion in a variety of meals and snacks.…

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By exploring topics that at first seem unrelated to cancer, scientists have made therapeutic breakthroughs.Image credit:©iStock, MTStock StudioCancer is one of the most common causes of death worldwide. But despite the countless hours that scientists have spent studying cancer and the billions of dollars that fund their efforts, for most cancers, a cure remains beyond grasp. Some researchers recently found inspiration in topics that may have seemed to have nothing to do with cancer. Learn about how their creative approaches may lead to therapeutic breakthroughs in this article.Researchers recently discovered that they could treat high-grade glioma (HGG), an aggressive form…

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