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Eating eggs in a plant-based diet could benefit people with diabetes risk

Including eggs in a plant-based diet may enhance the overall diet quality among people at risk for type 2 diabetes.

Antioxidants, minerals and vitamins levels are linked to inflammatory bowel disease

A new study shows that the nutrients in our bodies might be connected to the risk of developing inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).

Eating one egg daily is healthy, study shows

Scientists find that eating one egg or less every day does not increase death risks from cancer or heart disease.

Scientists find a breakfast linked to better blood vessel health

Scientists found that eating a breakfast full of medium-energy density and high-nutrient foods may boost vascular health.

Cereals, legumes, and nuts could help improve insulin function in diabetes

In a study from University of Balearic Islands, scientists found eating cereals, legumes, and nuts may improve insulin function in type 2 diabetes.

Nuts and seeds may help lower heart disease risk

Researchers found eating a healthy diet that includes nuts and seeds may help lower the risk of heart disease and improve heart health.

A whole food, high fiber, plant-based diet could improve health

Scientists from the Division of Health Promotion and Wellness found that a whole food, high fiber, plant-based diet could improve health.

Moderate coffee drinking could help reduce dangerous body fat

Scientists from Harvard University and elsewhere found that moderate coffee drinking may help reduce body fat.

Replacing meat with plant-based foods could improve blood cholesterol health

Scientists from the University of Warwick found that replacing meat with plant-based foods could improve blood cholesterol health.

Drinking tea could boost gut health in older men

Scientists from Vanderbilt University and elsewhere found that drinking tea may boost gut health in older men.