Welcome S.C.T.C, here are Medical News Today's headlines for January 31, 2018. |
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| Alzheimer's / Dementia |
| Alzheimer's: Brain implant could improve cognitive function Is deep brain stimulation a way forward in treating Alzheimer's disease? A phase I clinical trial suggests that it can improve cognitive functioning. |
| Arthritis / Rheumatology |
| Could a bacterium found in milk trigger rheumatoid arthritis? New research examines people with rheumatoid arthritis and finds that many of them have a genetic predisposition for the disease and a common bacterium. |
| Biology / Biochemistry |
| Blood vessel discovery may prevent diabetes A new approach that allows direct measurement in live animals yields fresh clues on how insulin travels through blood vessel walls to reach muscle cells. | The end of toxic chemo? Blocking vitamin B-2 may stop cancer New drug candidate may change chemotherapy as we know it; this compound stops cancer cells from spreading and has no toxic side effects, a new study shows. |
| Blood / Hematology |
| How to improve circulation Circulation is the process by which the heart pumps a person's blood around their body. How can someone improve their circulation? |
| Bones / Orthopedics |
| What causes Battle's sign? Battle's sign is a crescent-shaped bruise that appears behind one or both ears. It can be an indication of a serious head injury. Learn more. |
| Breast Cancer |
| The end of toxic chemo? Blocking vitamin B-2 may stop cancer New drug candidate may change chemotherapy as we know it; this compound stops cancer cells from spreading and has no toxic side effects, a new study shows. |
| Cancer / Oncology |
| The end of toxic chemo? Blocking vitamin B-2 may stop cancer New drug candidate may change chemotherapy as we know it; this compound stops cancer cells from spreading and has no toxic side effects, a new study shows. |
| Cardiovascular / Cardiology |
| How to improve circulation Circulation is the process by which the heart pumps a person's blood around their body. How can someone improve their circulation? |
| Complementary Medicine / Alternative Medicine |
| How to improve circulation Circulation is the process by which the heart pumps a person's blood around their body. How can someone improve their circulation? |
| Cosmetic Medicine / Plastic Surgery |
| How to prevent and improve crepey skin A look at crepey skin, a common complaint where the skin looks thin and wrinkled. Included is detail on prevention and the role of nutrition. |
| Crohn's / IBD |
| Could a bacterium found in milk trigger rheumatoid arthritis? New research examines people with rheumatoid arthritis and finds that many of them have a genetic predisposition for the disease and a common bacterium. |
| Dentistry |
| Odynophagia: Symptoms, causes, and dysphagia Odynophagia is when it is painful to swallow. This pain may occur in the throat, mouth, or food pipe and has a variety of potential causes. |
| Depression |
| Understanding anhedonia: What happens in the brain? People with anhedonia can no longer enjoy the things that they once loved. In this Spotlight feature, we ask what's going on in the brain. |
| Dermatology |
| How to prevent and improve crepey skin A look at crepey skin, a common complaint where the skin looks thin and wrinkled. Included is detail on prevention and the role of nutrition. | What can be done about eczema on the scalp? In this article, learn all about when eczema affects the scalp. We look at the symptoms, triggers, and treatment options for this condition. | What causes Battle's sign? Battle's sign is a crescent-shaped bruise that appears behind one or both ears. It can be an indication of a serious head injury. Learn more. |
| Diabetes |
| Blood vessel discovery may prevent diabetes A new approach that allows direct measurement in live animals yields fresh clues on how insulin travels through blood vessel walls to reach muscle cells. |
| Eczema / Psoriasis |
| What can be done about eczema on the scalp? In this article, learn all about when eczema affects the scalp. We look at the symptoms, triggers, and treatment options for this condition. |
| Ear, Nose and Throat |
| Odynophagia: Symptoms, causes, and dysphagia Odynophagia is when it is painful to swallow. This pain may occur in the throat, mouth, or food pipe and has a variety of potential causes. |
| Lung Cancer |
| The end of toxic chemo? Blocking vitamin B-2 may stop cancer New drug candidate may change chemotherapy as we know it; this compound stops cancer cells from spreading and has no toxic side effects, a new study shows. |
| Medical Innovation |
| Alzheimer's: Brain implant could improve cognitive function Is deep brain stimulation a way forward in treating Alzheimer's disease? A phase I clinical trial suggests that it can improve cognitive functioning. | Blood vessel discovery may prevent diabetes A new approach that allows direct measurement in live animals yields fresh clues on how insulin travels through blood vessel walls to reach muscle cells. |
| Melanoma / Skin Cancer |
| How to prevent and improve crepey skin A look at crepey skin, a common complaint where the skin looks thin and wrinkled. Included is detail on prevention and the role of nutrition. |
| Neurology / Neuroscience |
| Understanding anhedonia: What happens in the brain? People with anhedonia can no longer enjoy the things that they once loved. In this Spotlight feature, we ask what's going on in the brain. | Alzheimer's: Brain implant could improve cognitive function Is deep brain stimulation a way forward in treating Alzheimer's disease? A phase I clinical trial suggests that it can improve cognitive functioning. | What causes Battle's sign? Battle's sign is a crescent-shaped bruise that appears behind one or both ears. It can be an indication of a serious head injury. Learn more. | Who are your real friends? Your brainwaves can tell Are we on the same wavelength as our friends? A recent study that analyzed people's brain activity using functional MRI says that we are. |
| Nutrition / Diet |
| Could a bacterium found in milk trigger rheumatoid arthritis? New research examines people with rheumatoid arthritis and finds that many of them have a genetic predisposition for the disease and a common bacterium. |
| Palliative Care / Hospice Care |
| What are the signs that someone is close to death? A look at the signs of death and indications that someone is near to the end. Included is detail on when to say goodbye and how to cope with death. |
| Pediatrics / Children's Health |
| Second-hand toys contain 'surprising' levels of toxic chemicals A study that examined 200 old toys from homes, nurseries, and thrift stores found worrying levels of toxic elements, such as bromine, cadmium, and lead. |
| Psychology / Psychiatry |
| Understanding anhedonia: What happens in the brain? People with anhedonia can no longer enjoy the things that they once loved. In this Spotlight feature, we ask what's going on in the brain. | Who are your real friends? Your brainwaves can tell Are we on the same wavelength as our friends? A recent study that analyzed people's brain activity using functional MRI says that we are. |
| Public Health |
| Could a bacterium found in milk trigger rheumatoid arthritis? New research examines people with rheumatoid arthritis and finds that many of them have a genetic predisposition for the disease and a common bacterium. |
| Respiratory |
| Odynophagia: Symptoms, causes, and dysphagia Odynophagia is when it is painful to swallow. This pain may occur in the throat, mouth, or food pipe and has a variety of potential causes. |
| Seniors / Aging |
| Alzheimer's: Brain implant could improve cognitive function Is deep brain stimulation a way forward in treating Alzheimer's disease? A phase I clinical trial suggests that it can improve cognitive functioning. |
| Sports Medicine / Fitness |
| What causes Battle's sign? Battle's sign is a crescent-shaped bruise that appears behind one or both ears. It can be an indication of a serious head injury. Learn more. |
| Vascular |
| Blood vessel discovery may prevent diabetes A new approach that allows direct measurement in live animals yields fresh clues on how insulin travels through blood vessel walls to reach muscle cells. |
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