Harvard GUTS

New research findings indicate that drinking coffee may lower risk of early death from colorectal cancer... fb.me/PE0Jd8u4

Many people complain about the transition to day light savings time, but did you know that recent research from... fb.me/1Hj0aXmfb

Over a 12-year period, improved diet quality was associated with reduced risk of death in the subsequent 12... fb.me/86AeZN0fE

Wondering what to make for July 4th festivities this year? Check out some of these picnic-friendly recipes and... fb.me/3EQFZ3I9d

Happy summer, GUTS participants! We've had a great response so far to this year's GUTS questionnaire. If you... fb.me/8Tb0ks1Oc

We've had a great response so far to this year's GUTS questionnaire! If you haven't had a chance to log in yet,... fb.me/7HkO0ttF1

Using over 20 years of data collected from Nurses Health Study I & 2 participants, researchers found that diets... fb.me/1NSsJ1lDf

In this recent GUTS publication, researchers found strong associations between self-reported PTSD symptoms and... fb.me/8IiN3UOEo

Rather than focusing on a low-fat diet, it's more important to choose the beneficial, "good" fats rather than the... fb.me/8a7QkO4iq

In a recent analysis of approximately 100,000 women in the Nurses’ Health Study, researchers found that women... fb.me/PIwpLBsF

Happy Valentine's Day from GUTS! fb.me/abkAPBAmR

This year, the 2016 GUTS questionnaire is remaining open through 2017! Start your online questionnaire today... fb.me/10x76UCzK

Compared to people who didn't drink tea, daily tea drinkers in this study had a 29% lower incidence of heart... fb.me/7FgB5HGon

First GUTS research publication of 2017: Body size factors from pregnancy through adolescence were found to be... fb.me/5zGBYanB4