Data will help create a profile of 'normal' flatulence among different age groups, aiding gut health research.

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What’s unique about GLP-1s—a.k.a. Ozempic, Monjauro, Wegovy, and Zepbound, among others—is that they target hormones, which ...

It’s well-known that a balanced diet is crucial to a healthy body. The food you eat on a regular basis can impact every area ...

Newsweek spoke with three doctors about the rising rates of colorectal cancer in young people and the lifestyle changes that ...

Downing a glass of wine or beer with your kimchi might satisfy your taste buds, but as of yet, the scientific evidence for ...

Australia’s CSIRO is asking citizens to track their flatulence using the Chart Your Fart app, combining humor with serious ...

Metabolic diseases, such as cardiovascular diseases and type 2 diabetes, have become one of the world’s largest public health ...

In one of the most amusing citizen science projects we've ever come across, Australia's leading research agency the CSIRO is ...

New research found that eating a diet filled with cruciferous vegetables may effectively lower blood pressure—even more so ...

Getting enough fiber in your diet is associated with improved digestion, better blood sugar control, and improved metabolism, ...

A research team from Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine found a potential method to slow heart failure progression. They fed mice a diet high in soybean protein, which influenced gut ...