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A mild reduction in food intake seems to slow autosomal-dominant polycystic kidney disease in a mouse model

Reduction in Food Intake May Slow Kidney Disease

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Mouse model shows substantial slowing of disease progression in ADPKD
Seafood consumption is associated with increased brain levels of mercury

Mercury From Seafood Not Tied to Brain Neuropathology

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Significant link for seafood consumption with less Alzheimer's disease pathology in APOE ε4 carriers
A ketoanalogue-supplemented vegetarian very low-protein diet seems safe and may be able to slow chronic kidney disease progression

Ketoanalogue-Supplemented Very Low-Protein Diet May Benefit CKD

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Four patients would need to adhere to diet to avoid primary end point in per-protocol analysis
Soy intake may modify the association between bisphenol A and fertility in women undergoing assisted reproduction

Soy Foods May Blunt Reproductive Harm From BPA

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Potential interaction between soy and bisphenol A may protect fertility in women undergoing IVF
Increased consumption of most flavonoid subclasses is inversely associated with weight change over time

Flavonol Intake May Contribute to Weight Maintenance

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Increased consumption of most flavonoid subclasses inversely linked to weight change over time
For patients with dementia

Traditional Foods Can Bring Joy to Dementia Patients

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Traditional foods create feeling of belonging and joy; boost patients' sense of well-being
Higher dietary nitrate and green leafy vegetable intake is associated with reduced risk of primary open-angle glaucoma

Nitrate Intake Linked to Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma Risk

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Reduced risk of POAG, and especially for POAG with early paracentral visual field loss
Foods rich in flavonoids are associated with reduced risk of erectile dysfunction

Flavonoid-Rich Diet Tied to Lower Erectile Dysfunction Risk

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Flavonoids may help preserve the health of blood vessels
The 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans offers five overarching guidelines that encourage healthy eating patterns

New Guidelines Say Limit Added Sugars to <10 Percent of Calories

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Recommendations focus on totality of diet, overall eating pattern
Dietary glutamic acid intake is associated with reduced risk of developing colorectal cancer

Dietary Glutamic Acid Linked to Lower Risk of Colorectal Cancer

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Significant reduction in risk for participants with body mass index of ≤25 kg/m²