MNT daily newsletter - February 12, 2018

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Alcohol / Addiction / Illegal Drugs
Alcohol 'more damaging to brain health than marijuana'
Drinking is more harmful for the brain than using marijuana, say researchers, after finding that the former changes the structure of gray and white matter.


Biology / Biochemistry
Cancer: Targeting protein may stop tumors from spreading
Researchers have now taken a major step in the prevention of cancer metastasis by identifying and targeting a protein that helps tumors to spread.
How weight loss makes us hungrier
Although obese participants had higher levels of hunger and satiety hormones after 2 years of sustained weight loss, hunger hormones seemed to be stronger.


Blood / Hematology
Who is most at risk after a heart attack?
Acute coronary syndrome increases the risk of recurring heart attacks and death due to cardiovascular disease. How can we predict who is most at risk?


Cancer / Oncology
Cancer: Targeting protein may stop tumors from spreading
Researchers have now taken a major step in the prevention of cancer metastasis by identifying and targeting a protein that helps tumors to spread.


Cardiovascular / Cardiology
Who is most at risk after a heart attack?
Acute coronary syndrome increases the risk of recurring heart attacks and death due to cardiovascular disease. How can we predict who is most at risk?
How traffic noise may contribute to heart disease
After conducting a review of existing literature, researchers conclude that environmental noise — such as that from cars — can contribute to heart disease.


Complementary Medicine / Alternative Medicine
What are the signs of iodine deficiency
A look at the signs of a deficiency in iodine, an important mineral that helps many bodily functions. Included is detail on diagnosis and the causes.


Endocrinology
How weight loss makes us hungrier
Although obese participants had higher levels of hunger and satiety hormones after 2 years of sustained weight loss, hunger hormones seemed to be stronger.


Obesity / Weight Loss / Fitness
How weight loss makes us hungrier
Although obese participants had higher levels of hunger and satiety hormones after 2 years of sustained weight loss, hunger hormones seemed to be stronger.


Heart Disease
Who is most at risk after a heart attack?
Acute coronary syndrome increases the risk of recurring heart attacks and death due to cardiovascular disease. How can we predict who is most at risk?
How traffic noise may contribute to heart disease
After conducting a review of existing literature, researchers conclude that environmental noise — such as that from cars — can contribute to heart disease.


Neurology / Neuroscience
Alcohol 'more damaging to brain health than marijuana'
Drinking is more harmful for the brain than using marijuana, say researchers, after finding that the former changes the structure of gray and white matter.


Nutrition / Diet
What are sugar alcohols?
Learn all about sugar alcohols, a substitute for sugar. We look at their uses, possible benefits and risks, and how they differ from standard sugars.
Is it safe to drink raw water?
Drinking raw water is a relatively new health phenomenon, but are the rumors about its health benefits true; or is it dangerous? Find out here.
What are the signs of iodine deficiency
A look at the signs of a deficiency in iodine, an important mineral that helps many bodily functions. Included is detail on diagnosis and the causes.


Personal Monitoring / Wearable Technology
The 10 best apps for rheumatoid arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis can significantly affect everyday life. We have found the best apps to help manage the associated pain and symptoms of the condition.


Public Health
Alcohol 'more damaging to brain health than marijuana'
Drinking is more harmful for the brain than using marijuana, say researchers, after finding that the former changes the structure of gray and white matter.
How traffic noise may contribute to heart disease
After conducting a review of existing literature, researchers conclude that environmental noise — such as that from cars — can contribute to heart disease.


Rheumatoid Arthritis
The 10 best apps for rheumatoid arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis can significantly affect everyday life. We have found the best apps to help manage the associated pain and symptoms of the condition.


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