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Vitamin D deficiency is a significant public health problem worldwide due to its crucial role in musculoskeletal health, muscle function, and bone strength. Studies have shown that more than 90%

In a recent publication in the journal Nature, scientists explored the factors influencing the varying prevalence of multiple sclerosis (MS) across different geographical regions. The study delved into the role

In a recent publication in the journal Nature Reviews Microbiology, researchers summarized over 200 studies that link microbiomes to clinical diagnostic methods and precision therapeutic interventions. The study explores the

Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) stands as one of the most widespread liver diseases, affecting approximately up to 46% of the global population according to current estimates. Formerly known

According to a study, over 80% of individuals experiencing menopause encounter vasomotor symptoms, often referred to as hot flashes. Previous research indicates that those affected by hot flashes face an

Male infertility is a pressing concern in the realm of public health, with studies revealing a concerning 50% decline in male sperm counts over the course of several decades. This