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

• ACLM and eClinicalWorks launch integrated lifestyle medicine EHR tools · ACLM and eClinicalWorks release lifestyle medicine tools for the eClinicalWorks EHR platform.
• OHSU Study Finds Prenatal Vitamin C Supports Infant Emotional Health · OHSU research links prenatal vitamin C supplements to reduced infant emotional distress risk.
• Study links frequent high-sugar food intake to elevated breast cancer risk · Korean cohort study finds >2 weekly high-sugar servings linked to 28% higher breast cancer risk.
• Australia Abandons Added Sugar Labeling, Raising Baby Food Concerns · Australia scrapped mandatory added sugar labeling, leaving parents unable to identify sugars in baby foods.
• Nutrition Research Explains Post-Fullness Dessert Cravings · Researchers separate food liking and wanting to explain why people crave food when full.
• Dietary Fiber Type Shapes Gut Bacteria Cooperation And Metabolism · 2021 scientific review finds fiber structure determines gut bacterial interactions.
• Ateneo professor outlines holistic family ecosystem for child health · Dr. Lourdes Sumpaico-Tanchanco presents functional medicine view on family as child health ecosystem.
• Review finds broccoli sprouts may improve insulin resistance markers · New nutrition review examines broccoli sprouts for metabolic health support
• 10-Year Twin Study Finds Elevated Mortality For Parkinson's Patients · Parkinson's diagnosis correlated with substantially higher 10-year mortality in matched twin pairs.
• University of Eastern Finland study links protein type to testosterone levels · New study finds animal and plant proteins have opposite associations with male testosterone.
• Vitamin B12 linked to heart disease but supplements show mixed benefits · Nutrition Journal review finds B12 deficiency correlates with heart disease but supplements have limited benefit.
• High scoring endocrinologists adopt updated diabetes drug guidelines faster · Endocrinologists with higher LKA scores prescribed recommended diabetes drugs more often after guideline updates.
• Study finds prostate cancer blood biomarkers detectable 15 years before diagnosis · Researchers identify blood proteins linked to aggressive prostate cancer over a decade prior to diagnosis.
• Tufts Study Finds Non-Dairy Creamer Raises Coffee Calorie Intake · Non-dairy creamer is now the largest source of added calories in US adult coffee consumption.
• New clinical guidance expands reproductive care for cystic fibrosis patients · Cystic Fibrosis Foundation releases 2026 reproductive health guidance for CF patients across lifespan
• Researchers Call For Global Microbiome Moonshot To Address Chronic Diseases · International microbiome researchers propose coordinated large-scale research initiative for chronic disease.
• Japanese study links fish intake to reduced pregnancy hypertension risk · Large Japanese cohort study finds fish consumption lowers hypertensive pregnancy disorder odds.
• Small birth size linked to persistent adolescent school performance gaps · Large study finds small birth size correlates with lasting lower academic test scores.
• Study Finds 73% Of US Comfort Foods Classified As Hyperpalatable · UCLA research analyzed US comfort foods, finding most are hyperpalatable or ultra-processed.
• Carnegie Mellon Study Finds Gut Bacteria Regulate Body Biological Clock Via Food · Carnegie Mellon research shows gut bacteria use food intake to regulate human circadian metabolism.
• Emotion management training improves teen weight loss maintenance after treatment · UC San Diego study finds emotion skills reduce adolescent weight regain post treatment.
• Prenatal iron deficiency linked to permanent offspring brain changes · University of Rochester study finds gestational iron deficiency causes lasting brain alterations.
• Prehabilitation cuts death risk by half for frail liver transplant candidates · Study finds personalized prehabilitation reduces mortality for waiting liver transplant patients.
• Duke University Launches $25 Million Initiative to Bring Dementia AI Tools to Clinical Practice · Duke University receives $25 million to build infrastructure for trustworthy AI tools in dementia care.
• Study Links Traditional Japanese Diet to Lower Mortality Risk · A systematic review suggests adherence to Japanese-style dietary patterns is associated with lower all-cause and cardiovascular mortality.
• Blood Test Metabolomic Signature Predicts Mortality in Mediterranean Diet Study · A 67-metabolite plasma signature of Mediterranean diet adherence predicts lower long-term mortality across four independent cohorts.
• 20-Year Study Links Fish Type, Not Just Amount, to Mortality Risk · A 20-year study of 90,000 Japanese adults finds specific fish types and processing methods affect mortality risk differently for men and women.
• Vaccination Does Not Improve Persistent Post-COVID Smell or Taste Loss · A global study finds COVID-19 vaccination rarely improves persistent smell or taste dysfunction in survivors.
• Swiss study links five lifestyle factors to measured functional biological age · Swiss researchers developed an index linking lifestyle habits to functional aging status.
• Whey Protein Preloads May Reduce Post-Meal Blood Sugar Spikes in Diabetes · A review of trials suggests whey protein preloads can reduce short-term blood sugar spikes in adults with type 2 diabetes.