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    Millions of Americans use natural products to support their health. NIH-supported research is helping build the evidence needed to understand what works, what doesn’t, and how natural products may support whole person health. Read more in this Open Access Government article:
    Wooden spoons filled with various capsules, soft gels, and green beans are arranged on a dark surface with scattered green leaves. Text reads: "Exploring the Power of Natural Products. Evidence-based research is helping people make informed decisions about natural products and their role in overall health." The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services and NIH logos are at the bottom.
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    NEWS: Virtual intervention reduces substance use in American Indians and Alaska Natives. Read the full story ➡️ bit.ly/4xEmudk
    Press release from the National Institutes of Health on a virtual intervention that reduces substance use in American Indians and Alaska Natives.
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    Healthy adults 18+ needed for a research study exploring how different meals affect fats in the blood linked to heart disease. Two to three overnight visits and health tests. Compensation up to $930 upon completion. Call 833-JOIN-NIH or email [email protected]
    The image is a promotional poster from NIH depicting the study titled "NIH Research Study on How Dietary Fats Affect Blood Fats." It features various food items like a hamburger, pizza, and soft drink. The poster includes study reference number #002465-DK and has the NIH logo.
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    Poor diet is one of the leading contributors to chronic disease. NIH-funded researchers found that analyzing wastewater may offer a simpler, lower-cost way to track a community's diet compared with traditional food surveys. This approach could help public health officials
    A wastewater treatment facility is depicted with circular tanks. Overlaid text reads: "Measuring DNA from food in wastewater could provide snapshots of dietary patterns. Monitoring these patterns could be a powerful tool for informing nutrition policy." Logos for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and NIH are shown.
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    Adults 18+ with nephrotic syndrome are invited to join an NIH research study on how dietary fats affect blood fats. Includes 2-3 overnight visits and health tests. Compensation up to $930 upon completion. Call 833-JOIN-NIH or email [email protected] go.nih.gov/BPuGtKj
    Image showing various foods such as a burger, pie, and a beverage. Text reads: "NIH Research Study on How Dietary Fats Affect Blood Fats." There's a reference to study #002465-DK. Logos for the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services and NIH are present.