Dental Plaque Metagenomics Reveals Bacterial Shifts Across Diet and Water Sources
Researchers profiled dental plaque microbiota across North Indian adults, uncovering microbial variations linked to age, diet, and drinking water sources.
Tag: dietary patterns
Carb Quality Beats Glycemic Index in Sperm DNA Study
A case-control study in Iran found that higher carbohydrate quality and low-carbohydrate diet scores were associated with lower odds of ...
Diet patterns of Swiss childhood cancer survivors show no link to heart risk yet
A nationwide Swiss study of 802 adult childhood cancer survivors identified five dietary patterns that varied strongly by sex, age, ...
Dietary patterns tied to foot ulcer odds in type 2 diabetes case-control study
A hospital-based case–control study in Tehran found that dietary patterns rich in fish, olives, vegetables, and fruits were associated with ...
Mediterranean diet shows no significant protection against prostate cancer in meta-analysis
A meta-analysis of fourteen observational studies found no statistically significant difference in prostate cancer risk between men with high and ...
Diet and sleep examined together may reveal hidden risks for chronic disease
A new editorial argues that diet, sleep and biomarkers should be studied together, as ten epidemiological studies link B vitamins, ...
Gene Variant Tied to Body Fat and High-Fat Diets in Women with Prediabetes
A study of 202 Iranian women with prediabetes links the ITLN1 Val109Asp gene variant to a high-fat dietary pattern and ...
Dietary Patterns Linked to Crohn’s Disease Odds in Saudi Case-Control Study
A Saudi case-control study of 219 Crohn's disease patients and 395 controls found that frequent fast food, soft drink, and ...
Healthy diets linked to lower depression risk in adults, systematic review finds
A systematic review of 26 observational studies suggests healthy dietary patterns are associated with lower depression frequency in adults, while ...
Processed diets tied to gestational diabetes and altered blood proteins in Miao women
A matched case-control study of 78 Miao pregnant women in Guizhou, China, linked a processed dietary pattern to higher odds ...
Refined-Grain and Sweet-Dairy Diet Linked to Poor Blood Sugar Control in Kinshasa Adults With Type 2 Diabetes
A cross-sectional study of 540 adults with type 2 diabetes in Kinshasa found that higher adherence to a refined-grain and ...
Pandemic Dietary Shifts Away from Rice Linked to Fatty Liver Risk in Korea
A KNHANES-based analysis found that COVID-19-era shifts away from traditional rice-based dishes toward processed grains, oil-based dishes, and animal foods ...
Commentary flags methodological limits in study linking diet to children’s heel bone quality
A new commentary outlines methodological concerns about a cross-sectional study linking dietary patterns to calcaneal bone quality in Chinese children ...
Swapping Animal Protein for Plant Protein Tied to Better Grades in Spanish Teens
A secondary analysis of 769 Spanish adolescents found that isocalorically replacing animal-based protein, especially from red and processed meat, with ...
Machine Learning Links Calcium-Rich and Fruit-Forward Diets to Lower Rheumatoid Arthritis Odds in People With Anxiety
A machine learning analysis of NHANES data found that higher intakes of calcium, lycopene, folate, vitamin D, fruits, dairy and ...
Pro-Inflammatory Diets Linked to Higher Breast Cancer Risk in Iranian Women
A large population-based case-control study in Isfahan, Iran, found that women with the most pro-inflammatory diets, scored using the energy-adjusted ...
How Parents and Doctors Shape Whether Children With Obesity See Their Own Weight Clearly
A study of 1,101 U.S. children with obesity finds that accurate weight perception and parental awareness drive weight loss intentions ...
Prudent Diet Linked to Better Blood Pressure Control in People with Diabetes
A cross-sectional study of 1,465 adults with diabetes in Guangdong Province found that greater adherence to a PCA-derived prudent dietary ...
Scientists Design a Diet That Slows Epigenetic Aging by Nearly Four Years
A new data-driven dietary index built around epigenetic aging clocks is associated with nearly four years slower biological aging, lower ...
B Vitamins Emerge as Unexpected Players in Childhood Bone Strength
A study of 1026 Chinese children aged 9 to 12 links higher intakes of vitamins B2, B9, and B12 to ...
