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Does almond milk affect blood sugar differently from cow’s milk in people with type 2 diabetes?
In this randomized crossover study, the 22 participants consumed oatmeal and either sweetened almond milk or cow’s milk. Postprandial changes in blood sugar levels, free fatty acids, gastrointestinal hormones (including ghrelin and leptin), and triglycerides did not differ between the conditions.
The association between daily fruit and vegetable intake and lung cancer risk
Cannabis use disorder might increase oral cancer risk
The effects of cannabis oil in advanced cancer
Probiotics for mucositis symptoms in people undergoing chemotherapy for head and neck cancer
Does CBT reduce the fear of breast cancer recurrence?
Does olive oil protect against breast cancer?
Associations between diet and gastric cancer in Latin America
Mindfulness-based interventions and cognitive function in adults with cancer
Psilocybin for improving mood and quality of life in people with cancer
Salt intake and the risk of oral, pharyngeal, and esophageal cancers
Does supplementing with isoflavones improve prostate cancer outcomes?
Probiotics and diarrhea risk with colorectal cancer
Can time-restricted eating reduce cancer-related fatigue?
Does adding mulberry juice to mouthwash improve its effect on mucositis?