Welcome S.C.T.C, here are Medical News Today's headlines for February 19, 2019. |
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| Biology / Biochemistry |
| New stem cells could be 'universally transplanted' Researchers have designed a type of stem cell that should be able to withhold transplantation into any recipient without facing rejection. |
| Self-destruction system in TB bacteria may lead to 'perfect drug' Scientists zoom in on the 'toxin-antitoxin' system that the tuberculosis bacterium naturally contains, in the hope that it can help design better drugs. |
| Body Aches |
| What causes cramps after sex? Cramps after sex can occur for several reasons, from a simple muscle strain to more serious underlying conditions. Learn about the causes and when to see a doctor in this article. |
| Cardiovascular / Cardiology |
| Ability to do pushups may predict cardiovascular risk Recent research has found a strong link between a man's ability to complete numerous pushups and his risk of developing cardiovascular problems. |
| Depression |
| Depression: Gene-activating drug reverses symptoms in mice Researchers have reversed symptoms of depression, such as anhedonia and behavioral despair, in male mice with a drug that activates a gene they call SIRT1. |
| Flu / Cold / SARS |
| Flu breakthrough: Universal vaccine may be in sight In a discovery that the researchers have deemed to be "paradigm-shifting," "killer" immune cells may offer protection against all types of flu virus. |
| Genetics |
| Self-destruction system in TB bacteria may lead to 'perfect drug' Scientists zoom in on the 'toxin-antitoxin' system that the tuberculosis bacterium naturally contains, in the hope that it can help design better drugs. |
| Depression: Gene-activating drug reverses symptoms in mice Researchers have reversed symptoms of depression, such as anhedonia and behavioral despair, in male mice with a drug that activates a gene they call SIRT1. |
| Heart Disease |
| Ability to do pushups may predict cardiovascular risk Recent research has found a strong link between a man's ability to complete numerous pushups and his risk of developing cardiovascular problems. |
| Immune System / Vaccines |
| Flu breakthrough: Universal vaccine may be in sight In a discovery that the researchers have deemed to be "paradigm-shifting," "killer" immune cells may offer protection against all types of flu virus. |
| New stem cells could be 'universally transplanted' Researchers have designed a type of stem cell that should be able to withhold transplantation into any recipient without facing rejection. |
| Infectious Diseases / Bacteria / Viruses |
| Flu breakthrough: Universal vaccine may be in sight In a discovery that the researchers have deemed to be "paradigm-shifting," "killer" immune cells may offer protection against all types of flu virus. |
| Men's Health |
| What causes cramps after sex? Cramps after sex can occur for several reasons, from a simple muscle strain to more serious underlying conditions. Learn about the causes and when to see a doctor in this article. |
| Ability to do pushups may predict cardiovascular risk Recent research has found a strong link between a man's ability to complete numerous pushups and his risk of developing cardiovascular problems. |
| Mental Health |
| Depression: Gene-activating drug reverses symptoms in mice Researchers have reversed symptoms of depression, such as anhedonia and behavioral despair, in male mice with a drug that activates a gene they call SIRT1. |
| Neurology / Neuroscience |
| Depression: Gene-activating drug reverses symptoms in mice Researchers have reversed symptoms of depression, such as anhedonia and behavioral despair, in male mice with a drug that activates a gene they call SIRT1. |
| Rehabilitation / Physical Therapy |
| How to stretch your hands and wrists Keeping the hands and wrists strong and mobile can help reduce the chances of injury. These stretches can help anyone who regularly works with their hands reduce stiffness and avoid complications. |
| Sexual Health / STDs |
| What causes cramps after sex? Cramps after sex can occur for several reasons, from a simple muscle strain to more serious underlying conditions. Learn about the causes and when to see a doctor in this article. |
| Sports Medicine / Fitness |
| How to stretch your hands and wrists Keeping the hands and wrists strong and mobile can help reduce the chances of injury. These stretches can help anyone who regularly works with their hands reduce stiffness and avoid complications. |
| Ability to do pushups may predict cardiovascular risk Recent research has found a strong link between a man's ability to complete numerous pushups and his risk of developing cardiovascular problems. |
| Stem Cell Research |
| New stem cells could be 'universally transplanted' Researchers have designed a type of stem cell that should be able to withhold transplantation into any recipient without facing rejection. |
| Transplants / Organ Donations |
| New stem cells could be 'universally transplanted' Researchers have designed a type of stem cell that should be able to withhold transplantation into any recipient without facing rejection. |
| Tuberculosis |
| Self-destruction system in TB bacteria may lead to 'perfect drug' Scientists zoom in on the 'toxin-antitoxin' system that the tuberculosis bacterium naturally contains, in the hope that it can help design better drugs. |
| Women's Health / Gynecology |
| What causes cramps after sex? Cramps after sex can occur for several reasons, from a simple muscle strain to more serious underlying conditions. Learn about the causes and when to see a doctor in this article. |
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