Welcome S.C.T.C, here are Medical News Today's headlines for March 31, 2018. |
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| Allergy |
| How to get rid of an allergic reaction on the face An allergic reaction on the face can cause symptoms, such as red, raised bumps, swollen lips, and wheezing. They are often caused by beauty products or hay fever. Treatments include antihistamines, cool compresses, and corticosteroid creams. Reactions can be prevented by avoiding allergens and taking antihistamines. |
| Breast Cancer |
| New drug attacks cancer-causing genes A new drug that targets cancer-causing genes may help to improve cancer survival rates. Researchers also hope that it might halt obesity-related cancers. |
| Cancer / Oncology |
| New drug attacks cancer-causing genes A new drug that targets cancer-causing genes may help to improve cancer survival rates. Researchers also hope that it might halt obesity-related cancers. |
| Dermatology |
| Can humans have mange? Microscopic mites can cause sarcoptic mange in animals. Humans get a different form of mange, called scabies. Symptoms include a rash, often around skin folds, intense itching, and burrow marks. Treatment for scabies includes using scabicide topical creams. Mites cannot live away from human skin for more than 3 days. | Is my pimple infected? A pimple is more likely to become infected if it is popped. It could be caused by cystic acne or mistaken for a boil. An infected pimple is most annoying on sensitive areas such as the face or nose. Some can be treated at home, but more severe infections could be caused by staph bacteria and require medical treatment. | How to get rid of an allergic reaction on the face An allergic reaction on the face can cause symptoms, such as red, raised bumps, swollen lips, and wheezing. They are often caused by beauty products or hay fever. Treatments include antihistamines, cool compresses, and corticosteroid creams. Reactions can be prevented by avoiding allergens and taking antihistamines. |
| Fertility |
| Are random erections normal? Erections, or boners, can happen at any time and without stimulation. Males of all ages can experience random erections, often first thing in the morning. They may be caused by daily changes in testosterone levels. Here, we talk about the causes and management of random erections, and their link to erectile dysfunction |
| Obesity / Weight Loss / Fitness |
| Childhood friends may protect your adult health New research suggests that spending time with your buddies as a kid may lead to a healthier weight and better blood pressure levels in adulthood. | New drug attacks cancer-causing genes A new drug that targets cancer-causing genes may help to improve cancer survival rates. Researchers also hope that it might halt obesity-related cancers. |
| Food Allergy |
| How to get rid of an allergic reaction on the face An allergic reaction on the face can cause symptoms, such as red, raised bumps, swollen lips, and wheezing. They are often caused by beauty products or hay fever. Treatments include antihistamines, cool compresses, and corticosteroid creams. Reactions can be prevented by avoiding allergens and taking antihistamines. |
| Heart Disease |
| Childhood friends may protect your adult health New research suggests that spending time with your buddies as a kid may lead to a healthier weight and better blood pressure levels in adulthood. |
| Infectious Diseases / Bacteria / Viruses |
| Can humans have mange? Microscopic mites can cause sarcoptic mange in animals. Humans get a different form of mange, called scabies. Symptoms include a rash, often around skin folds, intense itching, and burrow marks. Treatment for scabies includes using scabicide topical creams. Mites cannot live away from human skin for more than 3 days. |
| Lung Cancer |
| New drug attacks cancer-causing genes A new drug that targets cancer-causing genes may help to improve cancer survival rates. Researchers also hope that it might halt obesity-related cancers. |
| Men's Health |
| Are random erections normal? Erections, or boners, can happen at any time and without stimulation. Males of all ages can experience random erections, often first thing in the morning. They may be caused by daily changes in testosterone levels. Here, we talk about the causes and management of random erections, and their link to erectile dysfunction |
| Psychology / Psychiatry |
| Childhood friends may protect your adult health New research suggests that spending time with your buddies as a kid may lead to a healthier weight and better blood pressure levels in adulthood. |
| Public Health |
| Childhood friends may protect your adult health New research suggests that spending time with your buddies as a kid may lead to a healthier weight and better blood pressure levels in adulthood. |
| Sexual Health / STDs |
| Are random erections normal? Erections, or boners, can happen at any time and without stimulation. Males of all ages can experience random erections, often first thing in the morning. They may be caused by daily changes in testosterone levels. Here, we talk about the causes and management of random erections, and their link to erectile dysfunction |
| Surgery |
| What to know about hiatal hernia surgery Surgery is an effective way to treat a hiatal hernia, with a 90–95 percent success rate in relieving symptoms such as acid reflux and GERD. Laparoscopic repair is the most common procedure. Recovery takes several weeks but a person can often go home the same day. Learn about recovery times, complications, and outlook. |
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