A new Yale-led study provides evidence that industrialized lifestyles are changing how people regulate estrogen and other hormones through the gut ...

The macaques of Gibraltar love stealing human junk food, but the treats play havoc on their digestive systems ...

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Monkeys on the Rock of Gibraltar are snaffling so much junk food from tourists that they are forced to eat soil to quell their upset stomachs, scientists have discovered. Gibraltar macaques are ...

A newly discovered virus hiding inside a common gut bacterium could help explain one of medicine’s long-standing mysteries: why a microbe found in both healthy people and cancer patients is linked to ...

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Monkeys in Gibraltar steal chips, ice cream, and cookies–and then eat dirt. Researchers have now taken a closer look at this ...

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New Study Explores Role of Vitamin D in Preventing Diabetes Among At-Risk Groups What if a simple vitamin could help stop ...

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However, these drugs kill both the bad and good bacteria. Often, the infections recur, indicating pH imbalances in the vagina ...