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Plasma proteome mediates the associations between air pollution exposure and disease risk

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By Wenran Li, Kaixuan Li, Yiran Zhao, Xia Meng, Yue Niu, Geng Zong, Guoqing Zhang, Haidong Kan, Sijia Wang, Puchen Zhou, Yingyu Cheng
| Flipboard
Burning candles could affect dementia as warning issued in new study A stark warning has been issued to anyone who regularly burns candles at home, with new research suggesting they could be affecting cognitive …
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Discovery of urinary biomarkers of kiwifruit intake in a randomized intervention study - Nutrition Journal

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By Zilin Xiao, Peiyu Li, Nan Wang, Tongtong Li, Yunan Liu, Ying Chen, Ying Wang, Hao Ma, Xuan Wang, Geng Zong, Wanning Shang
| Nutrition Journal Verified
This analysis is part of a food biomarker discovery study that aimed to identify and/or validate biomarkers of nine commonly consumed or local fruits among eastern China population. A comprehensive description of the study design and procedures is provided in the Supplementary Method. Overall, the study followed a controlled, open-label, crossover study design (Supplementary Fig. 1). Participants were recruited through posters, social media, and referrals.
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Chocolate intake and risk of type 2 diabetes: prospective cohort studies

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By Binkai Liu, Geng Zong, Lu Zhu, Yang Hu
| The BMJ Verified
We present participants’ characteristics at baseline 1 (1986 for NHS and HPFS, 1991 for NHSII) and baseline 2 (2006 for NHS and HPFS, 2007 for NHSII), stratified by consumption levels of total, dark, and milk chocolate and further categorized by study cohort. This breakdown allowed for a more nuanced understanding of the characteristics of participants, as individuals consuming similar levels of dark or milk chocolate might have distinct baseline characteristics across cohorts.
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