Study Suggests Previous Mortality Rate Timeline for Certain Elective Surgeries May Be Wrong

Even though such as calcium can help keep bones strong and healthy, some people may have to resort to surgery to fix their discomfort. A new study suggests that the previous mortality rate for patients post-op recovery may be wrong. While previous studies have indicated that the heightened risk of death during recovery for patients

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Supplementation with potassium citrate may prevent kidney stones, study finds

Scientists have discovered that children who take nutritional supplements with potassium citrate while on the ketogenic diet to control epilepsy may avoid developing kidney problems. The ketogenic diet is high in fat and low in carbohydrates and is sometimes prescribed to children who do not respond well to medications. However, it can lead to painful

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Study: Vegetarian Diet May Reduce Bodily Phosphorus Levels In Kidney Disease Patients

Eating vegetables and avoiding heavy meats may contribute to more a healthier heart. Findings published in the Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology suggest that eating a plant-based diet may improve blood-phosphorus levels in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD). In the recent study, researchers at the Indiana University School of Medicine reported

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Study Suggests Mediterranean Diet Could Be Good for the Brain

Individuals who follow an alkaline diet that focuses on the consumption of whole grains, vegetables and fruits may want to consider expanding their horizons to a similar diet know as the Mediterranean, which also incorporates fish and fatty acids. Findings that were presented during the American Academy of Neurology’s 62nd Annual Meeting indicated that individuals

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