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Common artificial sweeteners may kill off antibiotic-resistant bacteria

Sugar substitutes found in many supermarket foods have been shown to kill off antibiotic-resistant bacteria that cause pneumonia and sepsis.

Vitamin D cannot reduce statin-associated muscle pain, study finds

In a study from Northwestern University and elsewhere, scientists found the vitamin appears to have no substantial impact.

Vitamin B12 deficiency is a common health problem that can have serious consequences –...

For several months during the summer of 2022, my dog Scout vomited at 3 a.m. nearly every day. If you have a dog, you know...

Scientists find new drug to prevent obesity, liver disease caused by high-fat diet

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that there are 4.5 million adults in the U.S. diagnosed with the liver disease...

Is turkey healthy for you? Read this before you gobble any

Since before Americans officially celebrated Thanksgiving, turkey has had a place at the holiday table. Lately, it also has developed a reputation as a...

How to prepare the perfect Thanksgiving turkey and avoid food poisoning

Thanksgiving brings families together, including the young and the old—two populations that are most vulnerable to foodborne illness.

Calcium supplements linked to earlier death in heart valve disease

Scientists find that calcium supplements are linked to a heightened risk of death among those with aortic valve stenosis.

Snacking on almonds can boost your gut health

In a study from King's College London, scientists found the impact of whole and ground almonds on the composition of gut microbes. The gut microbiome consists of...

Green beans can be one of the healthiest dishes at the holiday table

Whether served in a casserole, almondine or roasted with garlic, green beans are sure to make an appearance on many a table this holiday...

A poor diet may damage blood vessels, study finds

Over the course of the last several decades, the rate of obesity has progressively increased and is now one of the leading causes of...