MNT daily newsletter - 27 October 2017

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Alcohol / Addiction / Illegal Drugs News
Marijuana may increase your sex drive
A new Stanford study finds that those use pot frequently have sex more often than those who do not. The association applied to both genders.
27 Oct 2017
What is opponent process theory and its relationship to addiction
A look at opponent process theory. Included is an overview, a look at its relation to addiction, how it works in a therapeutic or work setting, and more.
27 Oct 2017


Allergy News
'Surprising' number of food allergies begin in adulthood, study says
New research reveals that as many as 45 percent of allergies in adults develop in adulthood, with black, Asian, and Hispanic individuals most at risk.
27 Oct 2017


Anxiety / Stress News
PTSD linked to changes in gut bacteria
An exploratory study of 30 people found differences in the gut bacteria of those with PTSD compared with those who had recently experienced trauma.
27 Oct 2017


Cancer / Oncology News
Bladder cancer: Noninvasive urine test steps closer
At the SIU symposium, researchers revealed how a novel noninvasive urine test can accurately detect bladder cancer in low- and high-risk patients.
27 Oct 2017
All you need to know about antalgic gait
A look at antalgic gait, where leg or foot pain can alter the way a person walks. Included is detail on symptoms and the outlook for the condition.
27 Oct 2017


Fertility News
E-cigarette aerosols caused embryo defects in the laboratory
E-cigarettes are more popular than ever, but could they harm the developing embryo? According to the latest study, it is possible.
27 Oct 2017
Male infertility and you
Infertility can be a tough issue to deal with for either sex. Often, however, there is more advice around for women. Here, we focus on tips for men.
27 Oct 2017


Flu / Cold / SARS News
Are hot drinks or ice pops better for sore throat?
When the cold and flu season strikes, sore throats appear all around us. Find out whether hot drinks or ice pops are better for relieving the pain.
27 Oct 2017


Neurology / Neuroscience News
How does a mother's brain react to her baby crying?
A new study has examined the brain activity and behavior of mothers in response to their infants' crying. Common patterns were found across many cultures.
27 Oct 2017
How does Parkinson's disease influence depression?
A look at the link between Parkinson's disease and depression. Included is detail on what the symptoms are and the treatments available.
27 Oct 2017


Nutrition / Diet News
Are hot drinks or ice pops better for sore throat?
When the cold and flu season strikes, sore throats appear all around us. Find out whether hot drinks or ice pops are better for relieving the pain.
27 Oct 2017
Stevia: Does it have any side effects?
Stevia is a zero-calorie sweetener that many people use to reduce their calorie intake. In this article, we look at the risks and side effects.
27 Oct 2017
All you need to know about water fasting
A look at water fasting, eating no food and drink only water for a set period. Included is detail on safety, the scientific research, and what to expect.
27 Oct 2017


Obesity / Weight Loss / Fitness News
The numbers behind obesity
In this article, we delve into the numbers behind obesity in the United States and worldwide. We cover childhood obesity and the associated health risks.
27 Oct 2017
Stevia: Does it have any side effects?
Stevia is a zero-calorie sweetener that many people use to reduce their calorie intake. In this article, we look at the risks and side effects.
27 Oct 2017
All you need to know about water fasting
A look at water fasting, eating no food and drink only water for a set period. Included is detail on safety, the scientific research, and what to expect.
27 Oct 2017


Pain / Anesthetics News
All you need to know about antalgic gait
A look at antalgic gait, where leg or foot pain can alter the way a person walks. Included is detail on symptoms and the outlook for the condition.
27 Oct 2017


Parkinson's Disease News
How does Parkinson's disease influence depression?
A look at the link between Parkinson's disease and depression. Included is detail on what the symptoms are and the treatments available.
27 Oct 2017


Pediatrics / Children's Health News
E-cigarette aerosols caused embryo defects in the laboratory
E-cigarettes are more popular than ever, but could they harm the developing embryo? According to the latest study, it is possible.
27 Oct 2017


Psychology / Psychiatry News
Can pessimism be beneficial?
Is your glass always half empty? Do you expect negative outcomes? As a pessimist, you may have more advantages than you think. Read on to learn more.
27 Oct 2017
PTSD linked to changes in gut bacteria
An exploratory study of 30 people found differences in the gut bacteria of those with PTSD compared with those who had recently experienced trauma.
27 Oct 2017
How does a mother's brain react to her baby crying?
A new study has examined the brain activity and behavior of mothers in response to their infants' crying. Common patterns were found across many cultures.
27 Oct 2017
Male infertility and you
Infertility can be a tough issue to deal with for either sex. Often, however, there is more advice around for women. Here, we focus on tips for men.
27 Oct 2017
What is opponent process theory and its relationship to addiction
A look at opponent process theory. Included is an overview, a look at its relation to addiction, how it works in a therapeutic or work setting, and more.
27 Oct 2017



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