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6 study records (showing up to 30 per record type)

• Registered trial NCT01881295 Completed (results not assessed here)
  Bioavailability of Potassium From Potatoes and Potassium Gluconate
  Condition or outcome area: Potassium Bioavailability|Blood Pressure
  2013-03-01 · Subject: Ma Ling Shu; 马铃薯; Potato; Rhizoma Solani Tuberosi · open the herb record · ClinicalTrials.gov
• Registered trial NCT05154500 Completed (results not assessed here)
  Iron and Zinc Bioavailability From Biofortified Potatoes
  Condition or outcome area: Biofortification|Potato
  2018-08-29 · Subject: Ma Ling Shu; 马铃薯; Potato; Rhizoma Solani Tuberosi · open the herb record · ClinicalTrials.gov
• Registered trial NCT03116919 Completed (results not assessed here)
  Potatoes, Hypertension RIsk and Endothelial Function Study
  Condition or outcome area: Endothelial Dysfunction
  2018-02-15 · Subject: Ma Ling Shu; 马铃薯; Potato; Rhizoma Solani Tuberosi · open the herb record · ClinicalTrials.gov
• Registered trial NCT01620567 Completed (results not assessed here)
  Consumption of Potatoes, Avocados and Chickpeas and Cognitive Function in Older Adults
  Condition or outcome area: Mild Cognitive Impairment
  2012-08 · Subject: E Li; 鳄梨; American Avocado; Persea Americana · open the herb record · ClinicalTrials.gov
• Systematic review registration CRD42020150160 Registered protocol, no results here: Review Ongoing
  Potato consumption and risk of site-specific cancer in adults: a systematic review and dose-response meta-analysis of observational studies
  Condition or outcome area: Site-specific cancer. Consumption of potatoes.
  2020-02-14 · Subject: Ma Ling Shu; 马铃薯; Potato; Rhizoma Solani Tuberosi · open the herb record
• Systematic review registration CRD42021267817 Registered protocol, no results here: Review Completed published
  Nutrition-related health outcomes of sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas) consumption: A systematic review
  Condition or outcome area: Sweet potatoes are common staple food worldwide, and they rich in beta-carotene, and anthocyanins. Consumption of sweet potato may contribute to health effects in humans. The nutrition-related outcomes of sweet potato consumption among healthy people and people affected by chronic disease will be evaluated by reviewing relevant literature. Sweet potato can benefit cardiometabolic aspects, psychocardiological indicators, various type of cancer and human gut microbial diversity. For example, it ha
  2021-08-13 · Subject: Gan Shu; 甘薯; Sweet Potato; Ipomoea Batatas · open the herb record