Research from ASN Journals
Does consuming more lean unprocessed beef influence type 2 diabetes risk?
It remains unclear whether the association of red meat consumption with increased risk of type 2 diabetes is due to
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Associations between maternal vegetarian status and stunting or wasting in India
Preschool children in India are at much higher risk of exhibiting stunting, wasting, and anemia than children found in many
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Regular coffee consumption is associated with lower body fat among US women
The results of a recent study published in The Journal of Nutrition found that coffee consumption among US women was
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Study finds dietary hemp mitigates the development of obesity-related disorders in genetically obese rats
Hemp seeds contain a variety of nutrients and bioactive compounds that may play an important role in human health. Of
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Ketogenic diets: What the science says
High intake of dietary fat is commonly believed, by both scientists and the general public, to cause obesity, diabetes, and
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Adding a variety of spice to food may benefit health
The results of a recent study published in The Journal of Nutrition found that a blend of different spices not
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Childhood Obesity Prevention Strategies Must Start Early
Scientific review published in Advances in Nutrition concludes, “starting early isn’t an option, it’s essential.” Today in the United States,
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Acute high-fat overfeeding elevates circulating hepatokines
Hepatokines are recently identified proteins that exert systemic metabolic effects in an endocrine-like manner. These proteins impact insulin sensitivity and
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Are You Eating Enough Fish?
Scientific review published in Advances in Nutrition finds a link between fish consumption and a lower risk of several chronic
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