Welcome S.C.T.C, here are Medical News Today's headlines for November 19, 2018. |
 |
| Dear S.C.T.C, |
| Allergy |
| 'Breakthrough' treatment for peanut allergy awaits FDA check Millions of people live with peanut allergy, for which there is currently no available treatment. Thanks to a new study, though, this may soon change. |
| Anxiety / Stress |
| How to protect your mental well-being this festive season Although many of us look forward to the holiday season, we know it can be a stressful time. Here, we offer some simple ways to reduce the stress. |
| Bites and Stings |
| How do you make mosquito bites go away faster? Mosquito bites are a common occurrence that can cause inflammation and itching. The bites are usually not harmful themselves, but mosquitoes may carry disease. Potential home remedies include using ice, honey, and aloe vera. Prevention methods include using repellent and covering the skin when possible. |
| Cardiovascular / Cardiology |
| Strength training tied to better heart health than aerobic Training with weights has a greater effect on reducing heart risks than running or cycling, according to recent research presented at a conference. |
| Blood pressure medications: Everything you need to know Blood pressure medications help prevent many serious complications, such as stroke and heart disease. Learn about the types and possible side effects in this article. |
| Clinical Trials / Drug Trials |
| 'Breakthrough' treatment for peanut allergy awaits FDA check Millions of people live with peanut allergy, for which there is currently no available treatment. Thanks to a new study, though, this may soon change. |
| Complementary Medicine / Alternative Medicine |
| How do you make mosquito bites go away faster? Mosquito bites are a common occurrence that can cause inflammation and itching. The bites are usually not harmful themselves, but mosquitoes may carry disease. Potential home remedies include using ice, honey, and aloe vera. Prevention methods include using repellent and covering the skin when possible. |
| Conferences |
| Strength training tied to better heart health than aerobic Training with weights has a greater effect on reducing heart risks than running or cycling, according to recent research presented at a conference. |
| COPD |
| How do you get COPD? COPD is not contagious. It is a group of progressive diseases caused by lung damage that can get worse over time. Learn more about how COPD develops and why here. |
| Cosmetic Medicine / Plastic Surgery |
| The long-term outcomes of breast implants studied A recent analysis on existing data unearths information about the rare but serious long-term risks associated with silicone breast implants. |
| Food Allergy |
| 'Breakthrough' treatment for peanut allergy awaits FDA check Millions of people live with peanut allergy, for which there is currently no available treatment. Thanks to a new study, though, this may soon change. |
| Hypertension |
| Blood pressure medications: Everything you need to know Blood pressure medications help prevent many serious complications, such as stroke and heart disease. Learn about the types and possible side effects in this article. |
| Infectious Diseases / Bacteria / Viruses |
| How do you get COPD? COPD is not contagious. It is a group of progressive diseases caused by lung damage that can get worse over time. Learn more about how COPD develops and why here. |
| IT / Internet / E-mail |
| How does social media use affect our body image? Recently published research examines the effect of active social media engagement on the self-perceived body image of young adult women. |
| Nutrition / Diet |
| 'Breakthrough' treatment for peanut allergy awaits FDA check Millions of people live with peanut allergy, for which there is currently no available treatment. Thanks to a new study, though, this may soon change. |
| Pharmacy / Pharmacist |
| Blood pressure medications: Everything you need to know Blood pressure medications help prevent many serious complications, such as stroke and heart disease. Learn about the types and possible side effects in this article. |
| Psychology / Psychiatry |
| How to protect your mental well-being this festive season Although many of us look forward to the holiday season, we know it can be a stressful time. Here, we offer some simple ways to reduce the stress. |
| How does social media use affect our body image? Recently published research examines the effect of active social media engagement on the self-perceived body image of young adult women. |
| Respiratory |
| How do you get COPD? COPD is not contagious. It is a group of progressive diseases caused by lung damage that can get worse over time. Learn more about how COPD develops and why here. |
| Sports Medicine / Fitness |
| Strength training tied to better heart health than aerobic Training with weights has a greater effect on reducing heart risks than running or cycling, according to recent research presented at a conference. |
| Surgery |
| The long-term outcomes of breast implants studied A recent analysis on existing data unearths information about the rare but serious long-term risks associated with silicone breast implants. |
| Women's Health / Gynecology |
| How does social media use affect our body image? Recently published research examines the effect of active social media engagement on the self-perceived body image of young adult women. |
Chat with MNT on Facebook Messenger Get the latest MNT news in Facebook Messenger. Chat with us now! Just send us a message from our Facebook page. Alternatively, use this link to chat directly on Messenger. |
| You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed through your MNT account on our web site, Medical News Today. If you wish to alter any of your subscription details (name, email address etc) or chosen news categories, please log into log into your newsletter preferences page. To unsubscribe from these newsletters immediately, please click here. |
| Contact MNT | Privacy policy Healthline Media UK Ltd ® 2004-2018 All rights reserved.Medical News Today is a registered trademark of Healthline Media |
No comments:
Post a Comment