Monthly Archives: December 2016

5 hours after the sleep midpoint, defined as the midpoint between sleep onset and time of awakening.37 Yet another study which used rectal core body temperature as the key dependent measure found a weak correlation between phase advance with light … Continue reading →

In intermediate analyses, we first identified regions that showed significant cortical thinning and striatal volume loss in a large sample of prHD individuals relative to a gene-negative control group. These regions were then used as predictors of performance on each … Continue reading →

This is a problem not only for the genetics of PDs, and the search for better phenotypes for genetic studies of mental disorders is especially well illustrated in the literature on schizophrenia (eg, refs 5, 6). The goal of psychiatric … Continue reading →

p. 170–171° and M+ 428 (CIMS). RS-2 was soluble in ethyl acetate, methanol and water. It responded to all the characteristic color reactions of flavonoids as described earlier. The wavelengths of maximum absorbance in the UV Libraries spectrum of the … Continue reading →

It should be emphasized that we made an effort to adapt the intervention to this setting (i.e. not referring to incurable disease or death in the presentation, but rather motivating participation with reference to how patients in their situation often … Continue reading →

Sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) increased at 1.6% per year. The increase in SHBG likely results in a further decline in testosterone levels. Dehydroepiandrosterone, dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate, cortisol, and estrone showed significant declines, whereas dihydrotestosterone, follicle-stimulating hormone, luteinizing hormone, and prolactin increased … Continue reading →

Complaints of poor sleep are common in older populations. Insomnia reduces quality of life and is often a factor in decisions to seek health care. Sleep complaints often lead to overmedication and sedation of the elderly, with the numerous potential … Continue reading →

We may understand the brain activities of bats navigating by means of ultrasonic echolocation pretty well, but we will be at a loss when asked what it is like to navigate this way.46 This is an “explanatory gap.” 18,23 A … Continue reading →

​(Fig.1A).1A). Our previous observations in 3-month-old B6eGFPChAT mice (Nagy and Aubert 2012) revealed enhanced VAChT protein expression and here, we confirm that at 6 months of age, VAChT overexpression is sustained. The expression of VAChT in B6eGFPChAT mice was compared … Continue reading →

Moreover, accurate ED Selumetinib triage should not only focus on treatment priority, but also on site-of-care decisions (i.e. outpatient versus inpatient management) and early identification and organization of post-acute care needs. Different initial triage systems have been proposed including the … Continue reading →