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77 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Protein and Leucine Failed to Spare Muscle in Older Men During Fasting · Supplementing with protein and leucine did not prevent lean mass loss in older men undergoing alternate-day fasting.
• Study: Young Australians Know Little About Dietary Fat Limits · A study finds young Australian adults have low awareness and adherence to national dietary fat recommendations.
• Review Analyzes High Protein Diet Impacts On Kidney Function · 2026 Nutrients review summarizes research on high protein intake and kidney health.
• Study finds placental lipid differences between active and inactive pregnancies · Research identifies distinct placental lipid signatures in physically active pregnant women.
• Daily Walnuts Linked to Improved Mood and Serotonin Metabolism in Young Adults · An eight-week trial found daily walnut consumption lowered mood disturbance and increased serotonin metabolites in healthy young adults.
• Study finds very low carb diets safe for children with type 1 diabetes · New research finds low carb diets benefit children with type 1 diabetes without complications.
• Experts Warn Menstrual Tracking Apps Lack Health Evidence · BMJ experts argue menstrual tracking apps lack evidence of health benefits and pose privacy risks.
• High-Dose Taurine Worsens Alcohol-Induced Liver Injury in Mice · Research shows high-dose taurine supplementation exacerbates liver damage in alcohol-fed mice.
• Intestinal Enzyme Drives MASH Progression via Microbial Metabolism · Loss of intestinal neutral ceramidase protects mice from MASH by altering microbial metabolites and barrier function.
• Blood markers linked to healthy eating may reflect more than food choices · Study finds blood protein and metabolite profiles associated with EAT-Lancet diet adherence and health outcomes.
• Low UPF Diet and Exercise Cut Diabetes Risk Even With High Genetic Susceptibility · New research shows low ultra-processed food intake and exercise reduce type 2 diabetes risk regardless of genetic background.
• Gut Bacteria Signature Predicts Type 2 Diabetes Risk Before Blood Sugar Changes · New research identifies gut microbiome changes that predict type 2 diabetes risk before blood glucose levels rise.
• Mediterranean Diet May Protect Brain via Gut Microbiome, Review Finds · A narrative review suggests the Mediterranean diet protects against neurodegeneration by modulating the gut microbiome and reducing inflammation.
• Intuitive Eating Linked to Better Health Outcomes in U.S. Adults · A new study finds intuitive eating correlates with better sleep, lower stress, and reduced risk of chronic diseases.
• Study confirms gut bacteria polyamines extend lifespan in experimental flies · Japanese researchers show gut bacteria-derived polyamines increase fly lifespan in controlled tests.
• Review finds GLP-1 drugs may reduce chronic pain via gut-brain pathways · Nutrients published review maps GLP-1 agonist effects on chronic pain biology.
• UCSF pilot study links reduced ultra-processed food to lower depression symptoms · UCSF pilot study finds cutting ultra-processed foods improves depression symptoms.
• Study Links Inflammation, Genes, Lifestyle to Cardiovascular Risk · Imperial College London study connects inflammation, genes and lifestyle to heart disease risk
• Loneliness and Social Isolation Cost Americans Nearly Six Disease-Free Years · New study finds loneliness and social isolation reduce disease-free life expectancy by nearly six years.
• New roadmap integrates arts into global health and wellbeing · Researchers published a Lancet roadmap to integrate arts engagement into global health systems, from prevention to clinical care.
• Early Life Sugar Exposure Linked to Higher Adult Anxiety Risk · A new study links early life sugar exposure to increased anxiety risk and altered brain development in adulthood.
• Study Links High Sugar Drink Intake to Increased Gastric Cancer Risk · A large US study found higher sugar-sweetened beverage intake associated with greater gastric cancer incidence, while diet drinks showed no link.
• High Polyphenol Intake Linked to Lower Risk of Mild Cognitive Impairment in Older Adults · A study of Italian seniors found higher dietary polyphenol intake was associated with a lower likelihood of mild cognitive impairment.
• New Aging Rate Indicators Could Accelerate Anti-Aging Drug Development · Researchers propose using aging rate indicators to speed up anti-aging drug trials in mice and humans.
• Time-Restricted Eating Shows Promise in Early-Stage Huntington's Disease Study · A 12-week pilot study found time-restricted eating improved biomarkers and disease severity measures in early-stage Huntington's disease patients.
• Meta-analysis reveals complex, non-linear effects of whole grain intake on health · A meta-analysis of 87 trials shows whole grains improve LDL cholesterol and triglycerides at moderate doses but not at higher levels.
• New Study Links 4-6 Daily Wholegrain Servings to Heart Health · A meta-analysis of 87 trials suggests 60-100 grams of wholegrain daily reduces cardiovascular risk factors.
• Berkeley healthy checkout ordinance cuts soda and small-package candy sales, study finds · A study in The Lancet Public Health found Berkeley's 2021 healthy checkout ordinance reduced soda and small-package candy sales in supermarkets, but enforcement is key.
• Nature study maps eight faulty cellular processes behind DNA damage in 85% of prostate cancers · International study co-led by Spain's CNIO sequenced 959 prostate tumors and pinpointed eight faulty processes causing DNA damage in the majority of prostate cancers.
• Caloric restriction reduces genome-wide mutations in mice, study finds · Study in Cell finds caloric restriction reduces somatic mutations across the mouse genome.