Can aspirin help treat cancer?
A systematic review of 71 studies suggests that regular aspirin intake may help treat cancers such as colon cancer, breast cancer, and prostate cancer.
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Month: September 2018
What lies at the dark core of the human psyche?
At the bottom of all negative personality traits, there is the same driving factor, some researchers argue. A new study explains what this ‘dark core’ is.
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Some cancer therapies may avert cardiovascular disease
Drugs that are currently used for cancer may thwart cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of death worldwide, according to a new study.
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Parkinson’s: New molecule can stop neural damage
Researchers from Spain have now identified a molecule that could stop the development of Parkinson’s disease and reverse neurodegeneration.
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Exercise could benefit early-onset Alzeimer’s
New research supports the idea that physical activity delays cognitive decline and other changes in the rare early-onset form of Alzheimer’s disease.
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Letter from the Editor: Embracing change
As autumn settles in, Managing Editor Honor Whiteman discusses the importance of change and reflects on the improvements MNT have made this year.
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Ovarian cancer: Newer birth control pills may lower risk
A large study examines the effect of newer combined oral contraceptives on the risk of ovarian cancer among women of reproductive age.
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Genetics may determine severe alcohol withdrawal
The sudden cessation of drinking in people with harmful drinking habits leads to withdrawal symptoms. But how do genes influence symptom severity?
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We may not need to rely on antibiotics to treat UTIs
New research has discovered that targeting cellulose may reduce — or even completely do away with — the need to take antibiotics to treat some infections.
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WhatsApp co-founder: “I sold my users’ privacy” to Facebook
“I made a choice and a compromise,” Brian Acton said about the 2014 sale to Facebook for $22 billion
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