Critically Ill Patients Survive on Dramatically Reduced Calories for Extended Periods
New research reveals how little nutrition critically ill patients need and for how long reduced feeding can safely continue.
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New research reveals how little nutrition critically ill patients need and for how long reduced feeding can safely continue.
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New research reveals why muscle protein synthesis fails during calorie restriction, even with optimal protein intake.
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Large study of 512,000 Chinese adults reveals dairy consumption reduces cardiovascular death risk by 18% despite mixed effects on heart disease.
Maternal supplementation with choline or betaine during pregnancy improves glucose control and weight management in offspring via gut bacteria.
New research calls for systematic dose-response studies of essential nutrients from seed oils to establish optimal intake levels.