People who bouts of the condition lasting over 10 years had 30 percent more brain inflammation than people who had short episodes...
No need to repeat that 'fatigue' can be hard to describe and even harder to demonstrate objectively. A new blog on health rising suggests that...
Here's the paper : Advanced glycation endproducts, dityrosine and arginine transporter dysfunction in autism - a source of biomarkers for...
Just for a little balance others have expressed some scepticism : Potential blood and urine test for autism greeted with skepticism...
Not much I can add to the article except to note that the findings suggest a metabolic aetiology : “Our finding is consistent with low-level...
I agree but you never know what adults get up to.
Just between us - has anyone tried ketamine (mistaken for a horse needing tranquilised etc ;)).
Pretty wide of the mark I suspect.
Very nice photo. Well you're a doctor. Did he seem compos mentis?
Thanks. My interest in this and related issues is more generally what may happen to the brain after an 'insult' but I'm always on the lookout for...
In theory this is true but I know that I'll be seen much quicker if referred by my GP than if I made a first appointment myself. Repeat...
Isn't tissue longevity related to metabolism? Possibly : https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15855403
Yes indeed. All they need to do is make it to reproductive age and a little beyond. But what if they do live to a ripe old age (relatively...
I have to admit that the idea of woodpeckers and headaches gives me the giggles. But it's a valid question when you appreciate that their pecking...
I haven't seen the film but it all seems plausible. Interesting in the case of post-concussion syndrome that once patients fail to recover as...
Caveat - in a large scale longitudinal study traumatic brain injury correlates with the development of dementia in later life in a 'dose...
Thanks @MSEsperanza Opening a new thread would be a good idea when you're feeling up to it as there may be a lot to learn about 'fatigue' (or...
I don't know if its a 'cultural' thing where we focus more on the anglophone sphere or perhaps we have in the past paid more attention to what we...
I agree. I'm pretty sure a much lower dose of propranolol may have helped without the undesirable side effects.
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