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Past kidney injury may raise risk of poor pregnancy outcomes
Date: Dec-23-2016Women with a history of acute injury may be at greater risk of preeclampsia, early birth, and other pregnancy complications, new research finds.
Cardiac deaths rise over Christmas period
Date: Dec-23-2016Study of New Zealand data confirms prior research with American data that heart-related deaths rise at Christmas, suggesting cold weather is not a reason.
Scientists use stem cells to restore testosterone
Date: Dec-23-2016Researchers have used stem cells to create testosterone-producing cells in rodents. This may provide an alternative to hormone replacement therapy.
COPD vs. Emphysema: What's the Difference?
Date: Dec-23-2016What is COPD and what is emphysema? Learn about their causes and symptoms, when to see a doctor, how they are treated, and tips to manage them at home.
Dr. Mom: How do female doctors balance family during holidays?
Date: Dec-22-2016To help get into the festive spirit, MNT have spoken with two female physicians about the challenges and rewards of working during the holidays.
New blood test for prion disease looks promising
Date: Dec-22-2016A new biochemical test that detects prions in blood shows promise for early, pre-symptom diagnosis of vCJD and improving safety of blood supply.
CNS Depression: Symptoms and Treatment
Date: Dec-22-2016What is CNS depression and how common is it? What are the symptoms of CNS depression, how is it diagnosed, and what treatments are available?
2016 GP year in review
Date: Dec-22-2016Has the general practitioner's practice been better, worse, or about the same over the past year? MNT report on our top stories of 2016 for GPs.
Going dry for January? How reducing alcohol intake can benefit health
Date: Dec-21-2016Are you thinking about cutting back on the liquor in 2017? We look at the effects of drinking and how reducing alcohol intake can benefit health.
MRSA linked to outsourced cleaning in NHS hospitals
Date: Dec-21-2016A study of NHS hospitals suggests those that employ private cleaners have higher rates of the superbug MRSA, which can cause life-threatening infection.
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