MNT daily newsletter - July 30, 2019

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Anxiety / Stress

False missile alert may have 'benefited' people with anxiety A surprising new study finds that the false alarm of a missile strike issued a year ago in Hawaii benefited people with high day-to-day anxiety.

Biology / Biochemistry

Can scientists find the formula for 'better aging?' New research studies aging cells to find out how they change, and how this leads to further health decline. Its findings may help promote 'better aging.'

Clinical Trials / Drug Trials

Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease: New drug proves 'safe' and effective A double-blind, placebo-controlled randomized clinical trial finds the right dosage at which a drug 'safely' treats nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.

Liver Disease / Hepatitis

Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease: New drug proves 'safe' and effective A double-blind, placebo-controlled randomized clinical trial finds the right dosage at which a drug 'safely' treats nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.

Mental Health

How 'tickling' the ear could prevent age related disease A type of noninvasive electric stimulation that 'tickles' the ear could help improve many different aspects of health in later life, new research finds.

False missile alert may have 'benefited' people with anxiety A surprising new study finds that the false alarm of a missile strike issued a year ago in Hawaii benefited people with high day-to-day anxiety.

Neurology / Neuroscience

How 'tickling' the ear could prevent age related disease A type of noninvasive electric stimulation that 'tickles' the ear could help improve many different aspects of health in later life, new research finds.

Why is sex pleasurable? There are many biological reasons that sex is pleasurable for males and females. In this article, we examine how sex affects both the body and the brain.

Psychology / Psychiatry

Why is sex pleasurable? There are many biological reasons that sex is pleasurable for males and females. In this article, we examine how sex affects both the body and the brain.

False missile alert may have 'benefited' people with anxiety A surprising new study finds that the false alarm of a missile strike issued a year ago in Hawaii benefited people with high day-to-day anxiety.

Public Health

False missile alert may have 'benefited' people with anxiety A surprising new study finds that the false alarm of a missile strike issued a year ago in Hawaii benefited people with high day-to-day anxiety.

Seniors / Aging

Resistance training for healthy aging: The whys and hows A new evidence-based position statement explains the benefits of resistance training for older adults and what to bear in mind when devising programs.

How 'tickling' the ear could prevent age related disease A type of noninvasive electric stimulation that 'tickles' the ear could help improve many different aspects of health in later life, new research finds.

Can scientists find the formula for 'better aging?' New research studies aging cells to find out how they change, and how this leads to further health decline. Its findings may help promote 'better aging.'

Sexual Health / STDs

Why is sex pleasurable? There are many biological reasons that sex is pleasurable for males and females. In this article, we examine how sex affects both the body and the brain.

Sports Medicine / Fitness

Resistance training for healthy aging: The whys and hows A new evidence-based position statement explains the benefits of resistance training for older adults and what to bear in mind when devising programs.

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