MNT daily newsletter - 7 November 2017

Dear S.C.T.C Customer, Welcome to today's MNT newsletter, containing the most recent headlines from your chosen news categories. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANNOUNCEMENT Following reader feedback, we will be testing multiple email formats over the coming weeks. Thank you for your continued support. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Alzheimer's / Dementia News Alzheimer's: Preserving neurons may prevent depression, cognitive decline A study in rats finds that drugs that stop brain cell death may offer a new way to treat those with Alzheimer's who have depression with cognitive decline. 07 Nov 2017 Arthritis / Rheumatology News What are hand cramps? A look at hand cramps, a condition where muscle contractions stiffen the hands. Included is a look at the best methods of prevention. 07 Nov 2017 What is neck cracking and why does it happen? Neck cracking is a noise that occurs when the joint in the neck is loosened. It also refers to a technique carried out by chiropractors. 07 Nov 2017 Cancer / Oncology News Cancer cells destroyed in just 3 days with new technique Researchers reveal how altering the structure of chromatin in cancer cells could make them vulnerable to chemotherapy and other treatments. 07 Nov 2017 Depression News Life hacks: Dealing with postpartum depression The weeks and months after giving birth can be emotional and stressful. Here are some ways to cope if your baby blues become postpartum depression. 07 Nov 2017 Dermatology News Home remedies for boils A boil is a bacterial skin infection that develops in hair follicles and oil glands. In this article, learn how to safely encourage it to heal. 07 Nov 2017 Neurology / Neuroscience News Why am I cold when nobody else is? As winter begins to set in, it's time to get those hats and gloves ready. But not everyone feels the cold the same way, scientists say. 07 Nov 2017 Alzheimer's: Preserving neurons may prevent depression, cognitive decline A study in rats finds that drugs that stop brain cell death may offer a new way to treat those with Alzheimer's who have depression with cognitive decline. 07 Nov 2017 To the brain, sleep deprivation is 'like drinking too much' Sleep deprivation makes our brain cells 'sluggish,' so memory and perception are impaired, a study shows. Like overdrinking, this can have risky effects. 07 Nov 2017 Nutrition / Diet News Fighting obesity by mimicking a high-protein diet A diet high in protein keeps you fuller for longer, but it carries health risks. A new study looks for ways to replicate the benefits without the dangers. 07 Nov 2017 10 foods that are easy to digest A look at the top 10 food that are easy to digest. Included is detail on why these are good and some of the reasons why people find them easier to eat. 07 Nov 2017 Obesity / Weight Loss / Fitness News Fighting obesity by mimicking a high-protein diet A diet high in protein keeps you fuller for longer, but it carries health risks. A new study looks for ways to replicate the benefits without the dangers. 07 Nov 2017 Pain / Anesthetics News What are hand cramps? A look at hand cramps, a condition where muscle contractions stiffen the hands. Included is a look at the best methods of prevention. 07 Nov 2017 Psychology / Psychiatry News Romance is overrated, study confirms When researchers asked Americans, "What makes you feel loved?" their answers had little to do with romance. This may change how we think about love. 07 Nov 2017 Sleep / Sleep Disorders / Insomnia News To the brain, sleep deprivation is 'like drinking too much' Sleep deprivation makes our brain cells 'sluggish,' so memory and perception are impaired, a study shows. Like overdrinking, this can have risky effects. 07 Nov 2017 You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed through your MNT account on Medical News Today. If you wish to alter any of your subscription details (name, email address etc) or chosen news categories, please log into your newsletter preferences page. To unsubscribe from these newsletters immediately, please click here.

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