"Also, I think she should have had a neurological examination, a thorough neurological examination in 2016," recommended Scheiner.
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"I think she should have had a neurological examination, a thorough neurological examination in 2016," Scheiner said Tuesday night.
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Her 7-year-old son, Garrett, suffers from a rare neurological illness called Batten disease, which causes progressive neurological impairment.
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In adults, Zika infections have also been linked to a rare neurological syndrome known as Guillain-Barre, as well as other neurological disorders.
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The agency said it's revising the listings for evaluating neurological disorders to update the medical criteria, provide additional methods of evaluating neurological disorders, provide more information on how to evaluate neurological disorders, make other changes that reflect on program experience and address adjudicator questions.
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It mentions only a neurological exam that showed "no focal deficits," meaning his doctor did not find any localized neurological problems, as with speech or gait.
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The agency said it's revising the listings for evaluating neurological disorders to update the medical criteria, provide additional methods of evaluating neurological disorders, provide more information on how to evaluate neurological disorders, make other changes that reflect on program experience and address adjudicator questions. http://bit.
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After caring for a patient with profound neurological symptoms who also had celiac disease, he started screening all of his patients whose neurological issues didn't have an obvious cause.
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"These patients who have this brain activity have the possibility of recovering significant neurological function," Rosenow, a professor of neurological surgery at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, told CNN.
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For those known to be underwater for fewer than five minutes, 86% survive with good neurological outcome, and when it's less than 10 minutes, 77% survive with good neurological outcome.
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Robert F. Heary, M.D. is professor of neurosurgery at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and chair of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons and Congress of Neurological Surgeons committee on Drugs and Devices.
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The virus is connected to a neurological birth disorder, microcephaly.
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The Clovis, California, girl has the neurological disorder cerebral palsy.
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Both children, ages 4 and 2, have a neurological condition.
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But they've also been theorized to cause other neurological disorders.
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The research could even help with research into neurological diseases.
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About half of people are left with permanent neurological problems.
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Less commonly, it causes neurological symptoms like seizures or confusion.
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Your heart rate slows as the opioid suppresses neurological signals.
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Brain scans, genetic tests and neurological exams yielded no answers.
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Toxic air exposure can affect neurological development and cognitive ability.
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It can also cause high blood pressure and neurological problems.
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David, are there neurological correlates for each of these operations?
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He'll be working with my son who has neurological damage.
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An unlucky few can also develop a severe neurological infection.
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"Improving neurological outcomes is really improving overall outcomes," said Rabinstein.
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Several autoimmune disorders linked to thymomas could cause neurological symptoms.
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He focused on her numb lip; it suggested something neurological.
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Animal test results suggest potential reproductive, developmental and neurological effects.
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He also has a neurological disorder that causes severe headaches.
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We took him upstairs to the neurological intensive care unit.
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Neurological symptoms can, however, occur in the absence of anemia.
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As the neurological disease progressed, freedom became ever more elusive.
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The combination of hiccups and odd neurological symptoms worried Goldin.
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She went to the neurological intensive care unit to recover.
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Zika has also been linked to neurological disorders in adults.
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"We were very worried about any neurological damage," said Argudo.
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In some cases, these infections cause neurological problems for life.
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Continued improvements in the devices and their implementation is likely to "really impact treatment of neurological disorders in the near term," he said: "I think devices are the future for the treatment of neurological disorders."
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The Israeli-based emotion analytics company Beyond Verbal recently became the first company to use vocal intonations as biomarkers for neurological conditions like dyslexia and Parkinson's as well as non-neurological disorders like heart disease.
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CWD is a type of neurological ailment called a prion disease.
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This trauma resulted in neurological issues which left the canine blind.
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CVI is a neurological blindness, sometimes also called Cerebral Visual Impairment.
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Alcohol, technically "ethanol," is a simple chemical with powerful neurological effects.
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She suffers from several neurological issues which can sometimes cause anxiety.
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"My older son was born with psycho-neurological disorders," Klapper said.
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These symptoms are generally neurological, including seizures, headaches, dizziness and nausea.
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With an everyday headache, my neurological examination wouldn't find any abnormalities.
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I don't see any clear evidence of neurological or cognitive dysfunction.
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Slightly fewer patients experienced neurological events, such as seizures and hallucinations.
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The answer could spur discoveries to prevent such devastating neurological problems.
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Both of these neurological changes could contribute to feelings of anxiety.
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Progressive neurological diseases, like dementia or Parkinson's disease, will disqualify applicants.
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Temporary paralysis is a potential neurological complication of dengue infection, too.
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It's a neurological condition, in other words, not a psychological one.
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The neurological equivalent of constant smoke from distant but raging wildfires.
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Underlying neurological disturbance may result in impulsivity, disinhibition and impaired judgment.
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What kind of disease could cause both neurological and psychiatric symptoms?
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What exactly is the neurological effect of viewing so many strangers?
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Mila, 8, has a rapidly progressing neurological disorder that is fatal.
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Sixty-two years old, male, Caucasian, new and profound neurological symptoms.
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He's currently the chair of neurological surgery at UC Davis Health.
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In many different neurological, neuropsychiatric and neurodegenerative diseases, healthy synapses disappeared.
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The virus could be associated with other neurological complications as well.
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" It added that the symptoms included "immune, neurological and cognitive impairment.
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This 2010 study found the neurological injury rate is highest on kickoffs.
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Then, once an independent neurological consultant approves: full recovery, clearance, playing again.
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"Or to people with other non-progressive neurological diseases such as stroke."
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More pronounced examples of this come from people with various neurological impairments.
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I was schlepping her to physical therapy, occupational therapy, and neurological appointments.
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An estimated 20 percent of residents in neurological surgery are now women.
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It's about a neurological disease that has many other elements to it.
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In adults, it can cause a rare neurological syndrome called Guillain-Barre.
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According to his psychoanalyst, Jorge was "an almost neurological case of disorganisation".
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The condition leads to irreversible neurological damage that affects movement and vision.
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The bacteria can also cause a rare neurological complication, Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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We never thought that we would induce neurological recovery in these patients.
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Lundbeck specialises in neurological and psychological diseases such as depression and Alzheimer's.
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Most babies in the unit will likely suffer long-term neurological problems.
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Zika has been linked to microcephaly and other neurological complications in fetuses.
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Katz says those with XP can also develop neurological complications, including seizures.
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It's also the leading cause of neurological disabilities, according to the CDC.
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What it does show is that this is a genuine neurological issue.
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Mysteriously, women's brains do not, although these neurological systems are anatomically similar.
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Before the operation, his neurological exam was normal, according to his doctor.
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Skylar has a rare neurological condition that requires around-the-clock care.
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The virus can cause a severe neurological disorder called Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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Radcliffe has a mild form of dyspraxia, which is a neurological disorder.
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Studies suggested the oil caused possible side effects, such as neurological disorders.
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Nobody, neurological science tells us, really has a claim to the truth.
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About 30% percent of people diagnosed with XP also experience neurological degeneration.
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The neurological distinction is thus between nutritional impulses and "hedonic" impulses, e.g.
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There's also a difference between sadness and depression on a neurological level.
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Some retired wrestlers are suing the World Wrestling Entertainment for neurological injuries.
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Their projects promise to revolutionize aeronautics, arsenic testing, vaccinations and neurological research.
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A sophisticated if disconcerting new neurological study suggests that we probably are.
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Pitolisant is licensed in Europe to treat narcolepsy, a neurological sleep disorder.
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They include high fevers, crashing blood pressure, lung congestion and neurological problems.
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And to assuage our fears, neurological research shows that emotion trumps reason.
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For many people, though, pain and neurological symptoms can persist for years.
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"No one can guarantee anything in terms of neurological stuff," he said.
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Lead, which is a primary contaminant at many of these sites, is now well known to affect neurological and biological development in children and can have devastating lifelong effects, including brain and neurological damage, slowed learning and lower IQs.
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And then the spinal issues would, while also limiting motion, have neurological effects.
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Problems walking are known to be indicative of hidden neurological or skeletal problems.
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Epilepsy Epilepsy is a neurological condition that causes people to have recurring seizures.
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The infant suffers from Krabbe disease, a rare and often lethal neurological condition.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter," she said, revealing her neurological expertise.
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Hexane is a neurotoxin that can cause disorientation and have other neurological effects.
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"Even if it is treated, it can produce lifetime neurological problems," Hudak said.
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"We are worried our son, Hart, might have a neurological disorder," she wrote.
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The Weill family has been personally touched by the hardships of neurological disorders.
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"We are worried our son, Hart, might have a neurological disorder," she writes.
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This exposure affects neurological development areas specifically related to intelligence, memory, and behavior.
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Often, these children may suffer from neurological, psychological, learning or medically based disabilities.
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Birds and pterosaurs have similar neurological requirements for the enhanced complexity of flight.
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And despite decades of study, scientists remain unsure about its underlying neurological mechanisms.
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The neurological condition is still vastly under-researched, under-diagnosed, and poorly treated.
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The study should also measure cognitive and neurological function and look for changes.
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"His neurological condition can best be described as a unresponsive wakefulness," said Kanter.
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Zika has also been linked to neurological impacts in individuals of any age.
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Scientists were also studying a potential link to Guillain-Barre, a neurological disorder.
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So the muscles would just be an effector in that long neurological chain.
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On a neurological level, we're attracted to novelty, and actively seek it out.
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A large bulk of them, 2428 percent, had a neurological condition, like Quinn.
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It's especially difficult when you consider the neurological limitations of adult language learners.
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The findings add to the growing list of neurological damage associated with Zika.
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What if it was a royal baby suffering with an unrecognizable neurological disorder?
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The cause was frontotemporal degeneration, a rare terminal neurological disorder, his family said.
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Catabasis Pharmaceuticals is focused on amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and other terrible neurological conditions.
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Yet the results of medical and neurological tests and brain scans were normal.
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Heart disease, cancer, stroke, neurological conditions, diabetes — all increase radically with advancing years.
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I spent three days in a neurological unit in Boston, hoping for answers.
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Other important neurological side effects include psychosis, panic attacks, agitation, confusion and catatonia.
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While this habit seems anything but scientific, the neurological reasons behind it aren't.
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The vaccine is safe and does not cause autism or other neurological disorders.
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Usually, iNPH goes undiagnosed because its symptoms mimic those of other neurological disorders.
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The neurological disease can affect vision, balance, muscle control and other essential functions.
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Autism is a neurological condition that affects how people perceive, think and move.
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The cause was complications of a degenerative neurological disease, Joe Gibbs Racing announced.
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His disordered language is a neurological effect, not a tendency toward gnomic utterances.
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The precise causes of many common mental illnesses and neurological disorders elude us.
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She died of Guillain-Barré syndrome, a neurological disorder, in 2000 at 46.
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What's more, progesterone, while usually safe, can have cardiovascular and neurological side effects.
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Even after being diagnosed with an unknown neurological disorder and losing his sight.
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Based on observing neurological activity from the hippocampus in simulated teleportation events, it appears that these neural oscillations may not have anything to do with sensory input at all, a finding that goes against explanations offered by most neurological models.
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DBS is commonly used to manage neurological conditions like Parkinson's disease and epileptic seizures.
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Documented cases of drinking water contamination, heart conditions, cancer, and neurological disorders have spiked.
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On top of that, there are neurological, genetic, and other environmental factors to consider.
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Neurological disorders that mimic the symptoms of Parkinson's disease are called atypical parkinsonism disorders.
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This can lead to a host of health issues including muscular and neurological problems.
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Swanik, who goes by the nickname Buz, studies the neurological basis of injury-proneness.
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Unbeknownst to me, he was transferred to the neurological department at a third hospital.
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Doctors were in the middle of neurological tests, believing the teen was brain dead.
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Side effects from endocrine disruptors can cause developmental, reproductive, neurological and immune system problems.
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Some believe it can facilitate other kinds of physical healing, particularly for neurological conditions.
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The foundation, registered in 2019, focuses on managing patients with neurological diseases for free.
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These machines might include technology that helps patients control physical disabilities or neurological disorders.
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Although doctors suspected that he had ALS, neurological testing didn't reveal much at first.
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The latest study continues a thread of research probing the neurological roots of aggression.
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The unusual procedure was an attempt to avoid Leigh syndrome, a severe neurological condition.
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As is the case with gender dysphoria, researchers increasingly believe there's a neurological explanation.
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Al-Khan said such babies have "tremendous neurological problems," and most don't do well.
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The tech company worked with researchers at the Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix, Arizona.
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But a migraine is way more than a headache, it's a debilitating neurological condition.
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So if the ego has a neurological home, it's in the default mode network?
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In strictly neurological terms, though, your retinas are extensions of your central nervous system.
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McCain showed no neurological problems before or after the operation, his doctors told CNN.
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These results, then, confirm that what constrains an individual's number of friends is neurological.
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The virus has also been linked to a neurological condition called Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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In 2014, there were only 147 cases of the neurological impairment in the country.
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You'll start by learning about cognitive functions; getting the neurological lay of the land.
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The degenerative neurological disease has become a bogeyman for football players and fans alike.
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Biogen designs therapies for neurological and hematological disorders, ranging from multiple sclerosis to hemophilia.
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The virus has been linked to an incurable and often devastating neurological birth defect.
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The senator showed no neurological problems before or after the operation, said his doctors.
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Sammy's former spouse, Mitzi, died last year after battling a neurological disorder for years.
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It's a neurological disorder characterized by repeated attacks of severe nausea, vomiting, and exhaustion.
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Epilepsy is a neurological disorder that disrupts electrical communication between neurons in the brain.
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She read up on psychiatry, memetics, neurological brain patterns, and also embraced feminist theory.
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Many hold strong views based upon scientific rationales derived from neurological/biological developmental data.
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And there are worries, as yet unresolved, about the neurological implications in adults, too.
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Neurological and behavioral problems among students are now threatening to overwhelm the education system.
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In the short-term, Musk's Neuralink is hoping to help solve major neurological issues.
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Many of the rest had major general, orthopedic, urological, gynecological, vascular or neurological operations.
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Now YouTube is filled with "ASMRtists," who create content to trigger different neurological responses.
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Ehlena was born with cerebral palsy, a neurological condition that severely limited her mobility.
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Dr. Julian Bailes, the co-director of the NorthShore Neurological Institute in Evanston, Ill.
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In his own research, Nutt explored the neurological effects of MDMA in healthy participants.
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They've connected them to childhood obesity, asthma, neurological problems, cardiovascular issues and even cancer.
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Other neurological effects were noted but scientists made little of them at the time.
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Another 32 patients had other neurological disorders, including encephalitis, meningoencephalitis, myelitis and facial paralysis.
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"Throughout Brazil, doctors have seen strange, atypical, neurological manifestations," Ko said told the symposium.
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The pesticide is linked to neurological damage and developmental delays, particularly among young people.
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The patients had all sorts of illnesses — cancer, neurological diseases, heart and kidney failure.
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The patients had all sorts of illnesses — cancer, neurological diseases, heart and kidney failure.
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Once doctors rule out Parkinson's disease, they must consider several other serious neurological disorders.
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When that happens, there's often neurological damage, but the teen made a full recovery.
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Only four of 58 children with other types of neurological diseases had enterovirus antibodies.
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If Price's autism is a dialect, surely my own neurological makeup is one, too.
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The cause was multiple system atrophy, a neurological disease, his brother Jay Cody said.
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In the second half of Mohamedi's life, a neurological affliction made her hands tremble.
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At the Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix, Dr. Randall Porter, a neurosurgeon, prefers video.
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Mr. Gascón and his colleagues argue that neurological immaturity may contribute to criminal behavior.
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And "hypersensitive" is not a code word for "complains more" — it's a neurological category.
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Paint chips and dust can pose breathing and neurological problems when ingested or inhaled.
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But the findings concerning the other neonatal and neurological risks are new, he said.
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This neurological connection is fascinating, a reminder that even higher order cognition has humble origins.
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More worryingly, Zika seems to have a particular appetite for the neurological cells of fetuses.
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To study an athlete, costs can vary from $023,000-20,000 for neurological tests and imaging.
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He dedicated the win to J.D. Gibbs, who recently died from a degenerative neurological disease.
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The EPA says short-term exposure to high concentrations of chloromethane can have neurological effects.
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Researchers designed the system to help restore speech to people with paralysis or neurological damage.
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MS is a neurological condition that is caused when the immune system attacks the body.
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He suffered a "severe neurological injury," a University of Cincinnati Medical Center spokeswoman revealed Thursday.
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It's the association with microcephaly and neurological disorders that caused the declaration to be made.
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"Discharging patients with a severe neurological injury is not the point of patient-centered care."
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Her mother has an unidentified neurological disorder and has had a number of cysts removed.
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They found 17 cases of children with neurological conditions, including microcephaly, Dr. Cao-Lormeau said.
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Down the line, this interrupts the development of neurons and can cause severe neurological issues.
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The resulting organoids would model certain neurological disorders, which could be used in drug testing.
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But the researchers stressed that the texting rhythm effect was unrelated to this neurological condition.
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Maddie regained consciousness two days later, was talking and showed no signs of neurological damage.
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Unexpected convulsions can also afflict feverish children, accident victims or people with other neurological conditions.
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In addition to seizures, other neurological symptoms that have been reported include fainting and tremors.
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"[B]eing able to recognize this level of neurological detail is simply amazing," he said.
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Worst of all, most of this financial burden resulted from neurological damage in unborn children.
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According to The Dodo, Polly, who is blind and has neurological problems, suffers from anxiety.
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Part of the $25 million will go toward creating a multidisciplinary Neurological Institute Outpatient Center.
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Symptoms of poisoning – neurological impairment and behavior disorders – can be hard to distinguish at first.
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After a symptom check and neurological evaluation, he said he believed that Schulman had Parkinson's.
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Scientists are also investigating a possible link between Zika and Gullian-Barre, a neurological disease.
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They fitted those participants with EEG caps that measured their neurological responses during the show.
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It has been linked to birth defect microcephaly and to neurological disease Guillain-Barre syndrome.
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The people in the "sex addiction" category didn't have any neurological reaction to the images.
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"It's just one of those enigmas," Julie Hershberg, Eden's neurological physical therapist, told ABC News.
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There, health officials noticed an increase in neurological and auto-immune complications, some causing paralysis.
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Neurological centers need to incorporate the proper screening to rule out gluten sensitivity, he says.
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Complaints include neurological symptoms like chronic headaches and musculoskeletal problems like neck and back pain.
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Although most people survive lightning strikes with severe neurological injuries, they can occasionally be deadly.
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Zika is also linked to a number of neurological disorders, such as Guillain-Barré Syndrome.
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The injury did not result in any neurological problems, his spokesman said at the time.
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Dr. Bornstein did not mention Mr. Trump's mental status or summarize a neurological examination. Mrs.
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Now, the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke has started a major research program.
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The disorder is potentially caused by the same mechanisms that underlie neurological diseases, it concludes.
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Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa is a professor in neurological surgery and oncology at Johns Hopkins University.
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The risk of neurological defects increased from 2 in 10,000 babies to 7 in 10,000.
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Nathalia was diagnosed with Rett syndrome, a rare neurological disorder that affects girls almost exclusively.
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According to it, pain, pleasure and belief are neither behavioral dispositions nor bare neurological states.
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Those who survive have a long road to recovery and often have lasting neurological damage.
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"We're developing all sorts of neurological proofs, or confirmations of what we're doing," he says.
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Tourette is a neurological disorder that manifests itself in tics—sudden, involuntary movements and sounds.
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In fact, neurological research suggests that we literally see our future selves as different people.
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It can be a life-controlling, neurological problem that requires calculated and subject-based responses.
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Like other neurological disorders, microcephaly runs along a spectrum and its severity can vary widely.
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"It's neurological," said Holly Richmond, a somatic psychologist based in Los Angeles and Portland, Ore.
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Via this protein, they observed the rodents' neurological activity as they received various sensory inputs.
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Ask Well A deficiency of B12, if left untreated, can lead to irreversible neurological problems.
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President Trump received a perfect score on a test screening for neurological impairment on Tuesday.
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Farquhar had surgery and remained in the hospital's neurological intensive care unit until May 7.
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However, the neurological machinery that has helped us survive has also rendered us distinctively ruminative.
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The cause was multiple system atrophy, a rare neurological disease, her nephew Suleiman Wali said.
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Watson is in the neurological trauma unit where he is in and out of waking.
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Hernandez's affected neurological state, though it resulted in harm to others, wasn't an isolated incident.
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That's because Thom has Tourette's syndrome, a neurological condition characterized by verbal and motor tics.
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The tumors are inoperable and will continue to harm the patient's neurological and behavioral functions.
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Multiple sclerosis can be fatal, according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.
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They now believe the range of potential neurological problems in infants could be much wider.
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We can only speculate about what the long–term neurological and cognitive impacts will be.
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Autistic people say that some of their apparently unsociable behaviors result from these neurological characteristics.
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For decades, people have slammed the chemical, saying it causes cancer, seizures, and neurological problems.
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And medical studies show a direct relation between gait analysis and neurological diseases, he said.
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So these twitches we all feel don't have to mean you have a neurological disorder.
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The cause was complications of frontotemporal dementia, a neurological disorder, his daughter, Elly Brinkley, said.
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Here, the medium is light, or, rather, the human optical-neurological apparatus that apprehends light.
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But Mt. Sinai School of Medicine, where Tsaousides works, is one of six medical schools around the nation partnered with the NFL Player Care Foundation neurological program, which evaluates and treats "possible neurological conditions" in retired players, with specialized care coordinated by a neurologist.
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And once again the season concludes with the N.F.L. sounding cold and callous about neurological harm.
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About a quarter of those killed were suffering from a neurological disorder or mental health issues.
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The AOC added that there was no "neurological impairment and consequential damage can be ruled out".
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She also described her struggles with epilepsy, the neurological disorder dyspraxia, and the learning disorder dyscalculia.
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Researcher and art historian Jonathan Fineberg discusses the evolutionary and neurological benefits of looking at art.
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He suffered a neurological decline a little over a year after surgery, resulting in permanent disabilities.
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"There's been some neurological data showing that girls' brains may begin to prune earlier," he said.
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As of August 2234, the FDA had received 287 reports of seizures or other neurological symptoms.
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Experts say too little is understood about newly recognized neurological disorders to know children's developmental limits.
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He returned to Stanford for a residency in neurological surgery and a postdoctoral fellowship in neuroscience.
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The kids who have gotten to go on this journey, they have all had neurological disorders.
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That family suffered severe neurological injuries that keep them from having full control of their bodies.
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"This gene causes a lot of the neurological and [physical] symptoms of Down Syndrome," she said.
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Schairer suffered no long-term neurological damage, but the injury meant his Olympic run was over.
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The examination included a neurological evaluation assessing verbal comprehension, language development, motor skills and social behavior.
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Microcephaly is a neurological condition marked by unusually small heads that can result in developmental problems.
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We're texting more than ever, yet little is known about the neurological effects of smartphone use.
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This study shows the potential for long-term training to trigger partial neurological recovery among paraplegics.
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Rett Syndrome is a rare genetic neurological disorder that leads to severe physical and cognitive impairments.
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Both Benny and Josh have Canavan disease, a progressive neurological disorder, according to the Canavan Foundation.
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The clot did not, per Clinton's doctors, result in a stroke or any other neurological complications.
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Melody Driscoll, 9, suffers from Rett syndrome, a neurological disorder that causes problems in brain function.
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The first systemic gene therapy for neurological illness, really one of the first for any illness.
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He voiced concern when he learned the chemicals had been linked by some to neurological disorders.
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Anti-vaccine groups also blamed the shot for causing chronic pain and heart and neurological troubles.
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The computer will analyze data collected and produced by human researchers at the Barrow Neurological Institute.
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The condition has been linked with lifelong neurological impairment and developmental delays, as well as death.
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"If a child eats that fungus, it can cause death or lifelong neurological disease," Spencer said.
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Critics say science shows chlorpyrifos is associated with neurological conditions in farm workers and their children.
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Mercury is toxic to the bears, and can impair neurological development if consumed at high levels.
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The most serious cases experience neurological problems, severe pain and long-term disability, the CDC says.
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The implications are vast: Could the changes in an artwork detect early symptoms of neurological decline?
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But some residents still suffer from the effects of lead poisoning, which can include neurological problems.
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Vomiting and elevated heart rate were fairly common; while neurological issues (agitation, restlessness) were less common.
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Just last week a 5-month-old baby from Connecticut was diagnosed after developing neurological symptoms.
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According to the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, not any more so than other popular sports.
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The World Health Organization estimated that 28503 billion people are afflicted by neurological or psychiatric disorders.
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"We have no certifiable knowledge of the cause or circumstances of his neurological injuries," Kanter said.
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Garland's sister is almost completely blind, a result of Batten disease, a progressive, degenerative neurological disorder.
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For those who survive, roughly two-thirds will suffer from some form of permanent neurological defect.
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We have no certain or verifiable knowledge of the cause or circumstances of his neurological injury.
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Now, advancements in medical technology are addressing debilitating neurological diseases like Parkinson's, incontinence and sleep apnea.
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Dyslexia, a neurological difference that impairs the ability to read, often greatly impairs performance in school.
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Zika has also been associated with other neurological disordes, including serious brain and spinal cord infections.
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They need regular neurological examinations, hearing tests, vision tests, hormone tests and lots of medical backup.
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But West Nile can cause flulike symptoms and, in rare cases, permanent neurological damage or death.
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A rare progressive neurological disease chipped away at her memory, cognition, balance, speech and muscle control.
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Neurological disabilities explain some of the differences, but personality differences also play a role, Saigal said.
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Molaro, 28, is a physician assistant at Relievus, a pain management and neurological clinic in Philadelphia.
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Its explosive outbreak in 2015 infected millions worldwide, causing babies to be born with neurological disorders.
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What we are seeing—and bringing on ourselves—resembles a neurological catastrophe on a gigantic scale.
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Parkinson's, a debilitating neurological disease that cannot be reversed, affects more than 7 million people globally.
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These types of projects help find ways to kill Alzheimer's and other types of neurological diseases.
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Within five months Wetterhahn began to show neurological symptoms and soon after slipped into a coma.
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I wasn't, like, about to try it, but the neurological case against sex still seemed plausible.
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Much remains unknown about Zika, including whether it may cause birth defects or other neurological problems.
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Correction: This story has been updated to reflect that Ehlers-Danlos is not a neurological disorder.
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Neurological and behavioral problems — real or feared — among students are threatening to overwhelm the education system.
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Their report confirmed neurological problems in the diplomats, including signs of what appear to be concussions.
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Up to 20% of such fractures are diagnosed late, often leading to neurological damage, Aidoc said.
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Zika has also been associated with other neurological disorders, including serious brain and spinal cord infections.
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Zika is also linked to Guillain-Barré syndrome, a neurological condition that can lead to paralysis.
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Conditions like migraines, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, and other neurological conditions can make traveling more complicated.
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The $15 million donation went toward creating a center studying neurological disorders at Princeton Neuroscience Institute.
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Nancy Riseman Wadler, his wife, said the cause was multiple system atrophy, a degenerative neurological disorder.
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The evidence is especially strong linking certain pesticide exposure with pediatric cancers and permanent neurological damage.
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I'm a graduate student at M.I.T., where I study the neurological basis of mental health disorders.
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He had a rare neurological disease, late-onset cerebellar cortical atrophy, that was misdiagnosed as Parkinson's.
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The surgeon general's report defines it as a "chronic neurological disorder" and outlines evidence-based treatments.
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A host of neurological symptoms — numbness, tingling, vertigo and fatigue — bound me to a reclined position.
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Phthalates are banned from children's toys, as they are believed to cause hormone and neurological effects.
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Marijuana exposure is associated with problems with neurological development, resulting in hyperactivity and poor cognitive function.
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Neither McGill nor the affiliated Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital has asked her to step aside.
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Eclampsia, which are seizures related to having preeclampsia and are not from a previous neurological condition.
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Some conditions, such as joint issues, are less risky to treat than things like neurological disorders.
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Then your family is struck by a lethal neurological disease that often begins in middle age.
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Warmbier suffered a neurological injury due to a still-unknown cause and went into a coma.
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Many survivors have lasting impairments like neurological deficits, loss of limbs or digits and hearing loss.
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Suffering from neurological problems, he was rarely seen in public at the end of his life.
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When initially examined, he passed all the standard neurological and psychiatric tests for brain competency easily.
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Other infections such as herpes, the flu, and dengue have been linked with the neurological syndrome.
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In a report in the journal Psychotherapy and Psychodynamics, researchers from Italy and Buffalo, pointed out that a neurological disorder like multiple sclerosis or Parkinson's disease may first show up as a psychiatric problem years before neurological symptoms become apparent that result in a correct diagnosis.
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I wanted to know the neurological, and perhaps sexual, impact of seeing so much stressful info online.
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A portion of the Collecting Disney auction will benefit the Annette Funicello Research Fund for Neurological Diseases.
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After all, heavy drinking during pregnancy can lead to fetal alcohol syndrome, birth defects, and neurological problems.
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In February, it was not known that the virus was the cause of the neurological birth defect.
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Microcephaly and other neurological complications linked to the virus have been reported in at least 28 countries.
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Neurodiversity covers a wide range of neurological differences including autism, dyslexia, developmental disorders and mental health conditions.
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Bainbridge and her team plan to continue looking for possible triggers, such as medications or neurological conditions.
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All three of these sweeties have Cerebellar Hypoplasia, a neurological condition which causes jerky and uncoordinated movements.
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So disease can cause it, and I imagine there are other neurological conditions that could as well.
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According to the official death report, however, the toddler had been suffering bacterial meningitis and neurological dysfunction.
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"Neurological assessments did not adhere to clinical practice guidelines" for mild traumatic brain injury, the report found.
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"It causes more severe disease like chronic kidney disease and neurological problems than people realize," he added.
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The government reported today that a popular type of pet medication can sometimes cause neurological side effects.
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Alfie Evans was a nearly 2-year-old British child with a mysterious, terminal degenerative neurological condition.
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It's often used as a diagnostic tool, since strange brain wave patterns can hint at neurological problems.
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Diarrhoea, respiratory infections and neurological conditions are more common in areas where waste is not regularly collected.
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They are seizures with no other identifiable cause, such as epilepsy or a neurological disorder, Shimabukuro said.
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His lungs were clear and there were no major neurological problems, no excessive sweating or skin lesions.
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"This process offers the potential for the detection of emerging neurological problems," noted Forsythe in a statement.
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Cerebral palsy refers to a number of neurological disorders that occur during pregnancy, infancy, or early childhood.
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He said the study shows there are real neurological differences and brain imaging to support these findings.
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While syphilis can cause permanent neurological damage, blindness or even death, it is both treatable and curable.
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"They wanted to find the best location to handle the surgeries, neurological therapies and reconstruction," she says.
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The hospital has seen a growing need for pediatric neurological care over the years, Viviano told CNN.
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But an activity that rests on exposing children to long-term neurological damage needs a better defence.
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The virus is particularly concerning because it has been linked to dangerous neurological birth disorder in newborns.
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Zika has also been linked in Brazil to Guillain-Barre Syndrome, a neurological disorder that causes paralysis.
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Health authorities began to suspect a connection between Zika and neurological ailments, especially in fetuses and newborns.
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But there is a growing body of evidence suggesting other potential neurological benefits that do deserve attention.
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From the looks of it, Will — accompanied by his mother — is undergoing some sort of neurological test.
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It shows air pollutants getting into the brain via the blood stream can lead to neurological problems.
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We know that Omega-3 fatty acids play a vital role in human development, especially neurological development.
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He has a wife afflicted with a neurological disease and in-laws that have shut him out.
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The brain scan technique may aid discoveries in how Alzheimer's treatments, schizophrenia, and other neurological disorders work.
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Some had no diseases, while others had one of 17, including cancers and inflammatory and neurological conditions.
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So he decided to study one particular aspect of neurological functioning: decision-making and risk-reward processing.
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In the worst-case scenario, too much eNMDA can kill the cell and lead to neurological degeneration.
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But Najjar had a hunch that Cahalan might have a neurological problem, not a purely psychiatric one.
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Microcephaly is a congenital neurological condition that presents with an abnormally small head and brain development issues.
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He noted that heart disease, infectious disease, cancer, and neurological diseases are the leading causes of death.
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Gallegos, 20, was born with cerebral palsy, a neurological disorder that affects muscle coordination and body movement.
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What is the full spectrum of damage, from the clearly visible microcephaly to less visible neurological changes?
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Among its internal models is a simulation of itself — a crude approximation of its own neurological processes.
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He felt progressively worse, and his head injury was confirmed after he met with a neurological specialist.
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Researchers are now testing hippotherapy as an intervention for adults with multiple sclerosis and other neurological disorders.
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The NFLPCF does not pay for treatment in the neurological program, although players can apply for grants.
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Musk has said the technology could be used to treat neurological conditions such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
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Doctors gave Elsie a breathing test as well as a neurological death exam, according to her mother.
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Guillain-Barre syndrome is a rare neurological condition, most common in adults, that can cause temporary paralysis.
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The keto diet could be making changes to the microbiome that positively impact psychiatric or neurological symptoms.
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In the first 1,000 days after conception, iodine deficiency can lead to neurological and psychological development difficulties.
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That our media use behavior is actually altering our cognition and underlying neurological function or neurobiological processes?
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The Montreal assessment is a standard test of cognitive fitness and should rule out obvious neurological impairment.
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Tufts has been working for more than five years to develop mini-brains optimized for neurological research.
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Today, a student came in fired up about his next research idea over "Cures for Neurological Issues".
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Stuttering is a neurological condition where someone typically repeats, extends, or is unable to produce a sound.
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Jihan was diagnosed with conversion disorder, a catchall description for neurological symptoms not explained by medical causes.
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But the science around the long-term cognitive and neurological damage caused by football is still emerging.
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This rare neurological condition in newborns has been linked to mothers infected with the virus during pregnancy.
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But a neurological disorder called nystagmus that affects his eyes means he's been legally blind since birth.
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At the same time, the examiners knew the patients had been complaining of neurological symptoms, he noted.
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What if we add the neurological aftereffects of a career in the N.F.L. — are you swooning yet?
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He has a neurological condition which requires medicine, and the medicine has caused him to gain weight.
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Struck down by a lethal neurological brain disorder, she had planned an early death for many months.
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Dr. Friedman, 27, is to begin a neurological surgery residency on June 13 at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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But the possible connection between football contact and long-term neurological disability has been a rising concern.
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Wilson survived, but exhibited signs of neurological damage from the sickness and was never the same again.
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The two are an unlikely pair: Herman, a pigeon, suffered neurological damage more than a year ago.
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It's a condition called neurocysticercosis, which can cause neurological symptoms when larval cysts develop in the brain.
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Pseudobulbar affect, or PBA, is a neurological condition characterized by inappropriate, uncontrolled outbursts of laughing or crying.
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Biden has no history of diabetes, high blood pressure, heart attacks, or neurological disorders, his doctor wrote.
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The CDC says there is no specific treatment for EEE, and survivors often battle lasting neurological issues.
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It can be triggered by a viral infection, resulting in continuing or recurring immunological and neurological dysfunction.
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Brain development, kidney, and neurological function can be impaired by exposure to lead, particularly among young children.
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The effects of nature's qualities on health are not only spiritual and emotional but physical and neurological.
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Zika can cause severe birth defects and death in fetuses, as well as neurological problems in adults.
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This would drastically reduce neurological risk without diminishing the appeal or quality of the sport in the slightest.
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A generation ago, it wasn't known that sub-concussive hits to little children could have lifetime neurological consequences.
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Neurological problems, the remaining 15 conditions, include Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, various forms of epilepsy, strokes and migraines.
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But new research suggests that we aren't just making this up—there's a neurological basis for our anger.
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Symptoms of the chronic neurological disease include prolonged and severe pain, change in skin temperature and skin color.
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Patients experienced hemorrhages (from anticoagulants), severe allergic reactions (from antibiotics) and hypoglycemia with neurological effects (from diabetes drugs).
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You'd think the neurological secret to thinking like Richard Branson would be something to brag about at work.
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Since then, he's only fought seven times, although he said the neurological problems are no longer a concern.
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Someday, this new calcium ion analysis tool may help researchers better understand complex brain functions and neurological disorders.
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It's also the first to suggest that gastrointestinal and neurological problems are more common among owls, they say.
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The virus can have devastating consequences for a fetus, including the birth defect microcephaly and other neurological deficits.
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Brain tumors produce neurological deficits such as changes in cognitive function, thinking abilities, language mistakes, changes in behavior.
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Snyder said state law -- more than 40 years old -- fails to take into account the latest neurological research.
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Studies have shown that a lack of choline has been linked to neurological disorders and decreased cognitive function.
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The quick physical exam detects probable hand and nasal fractures, but Varlotta sees no sign of neurological damage.
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This isn't the first study to show how Posit Science's brain training techniques can help with neurological conditions.
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The findings have also inspired experts like Borgwadt who are curious about any benefits against other neurological diseases.
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Knowledge that a child will suffer from serious neurological problems is not grounds for legally terminating a pregnancy.
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Animals, even when genetically modified, make for poor models of human diseases, particularly those of a neurological nature.
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But this one was so big it had been causing neurological effects from pressing on the patient's brain.
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The suit says that he underwent a neurological consult examination in December 2014, after having several cataract surgeries.
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It could also be used to study the neurological effects of transmissible diseases such as the Zika virus.
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While no single factor is responsible for causing the neurological disease, the discovery points to possible treatment options.
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Meeks is taking part in the trial at the Neurological Institute at Ohio State University's Wexner Medical Center.
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This was developed with creative programmer Édouard Lanctôt-Benoit as a substitute for the neurological systems of sleep.
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Zika poses a particular threat to pregnant woman due to its link with neurological disorders in unborn children.
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Dr. Kalanithi said he was a neurosurgical resident at the time of his diagnosis, not a neurological resident.
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JT must get repeated blood transfusions and will likely be left with neurological damage as the disease progresses.
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He had expected to be treating heart disease, neurological patients, eye problems–the full gamut of medical conditions.
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And even if you're lucky enough to survive the experience, you'll probably be left with lifelong neurological impairment.
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Most cases of low-flow priapism are unexplained, but erectile dysfunction drugs and neurological conditions are common causes.
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While practicing medicine at Stanford University, he won the American Academy of Neurological Surgery's highest award for research.
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Doctors have told them that a surgery to separate them could end in serious neurological problems or death.
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Zika can cause crippling birth defects and, in adults, has been linked to the neurological disorder Guillain-Barre.
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I am hoping to explore the extent to which changes in preference might be triggered through neurological deterioration.
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It also is suspected of causing a rare neurological disorder, Guillain-Barre syndrome, that can result in paralysis.
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Played by competitors in wheelchairs who have neurological conditions, Boccia is another game that's unique to the Paralympics.
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Researchers have also linked the virus to a severe neurological disorder that causes temporary paralysis, Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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Slightly fewer patients experienced neurological side effects, such as seizures and hallucinations, according to the committee's briefing document.
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"We have no certain or verifiable knowledge of the cause or circumstances of his neurological injury," Kanter said.
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The neurological auto-immune disease causes paralysis — and can even lead to death — in people of all ages.
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In fact, the perspective-granting neurological development of adolescence makes possible some pretty terrific conversations with your girl.
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Of those children, 20 percent develop neurological problems from infection resulting in deafness and in some developmental delay.
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One of those waiting is Skylar Overman, a 28500-year-old Arkansas girl with a rare neurological condition.
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Research gap Epilepsy is the fourth most common neurological disease in the United States, according to the foundation.
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The brain scans revealed significant differences in neurological activity between the former white supremacists and the control group.
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About 9 percent of the affected children had a neurological problem, while 85033 percent had a birth defect.
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Zika has been linked to Guillain-Barre syndrome, another neurological disorder, but neither link has been yet proven.
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A neurological disorder with no cure, Parkinson's can cause tremors, stiffness and difficulty balancing, walking and coordinating movement.
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More than 20 different specialty doctor groups, including the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, worked on the proposal.
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Ten months ago, Brazilian health authorities sounded alarms about babies born with misshapen, squashed skulls and neurological problems.
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But they calculate risks differently from grown ups, and it has an evolutionary purpose and a neurological basis.
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But the microbiome can sometimes go out of whack, leading to any number of digestive or neurological problems.
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"We can rebuild neurological circuits," Ruhoy says, 'but to do so, small steps are of the greatest value.
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Essential Tremor is a neurological movement disorder characterized by involuntary and rhythmic shaking, according to the company's website.
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The Kansas City Star reported that Belser's children said he had several neurological problems late in life. (AP)
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If the suicide didn't destroy Paddock's brain, experts may even find a neurological disorder or malformation, he said.
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In medical journals published last month, doctors described neurological syndromes in two patients that they attributed to Zika.
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This neurological effect can also lead to nonsensical hallucinations that morph from one image into another, Giordano adds.
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Castano said it's all about "establishing the right neurological pathway from your central nervous system into your glutes."
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While the politics are hateful, this focus on "difference" is actually in keeping with our deepest neurological wiring.
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Is there a particular critical window at which the long-term neurological effects of this are really critical?
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Most patients with suspected traumatic brain injury are evaluated using a neurological exam, followed by a CT scan.
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It remains unclear whether doctors performed any mental acuity, cognitive or neurological tests during the president's physical exam.
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His case studies of those with neurological disorders were works of literature even while they broke scientific ground.
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As most of us know, Parkinson's disease is a progressive neurological disorder that involves problems with motor control.
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The neurological disorder causes tremors, slowed movement and balance problems, among other symptoms, and eventually leads to dementia.
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A year later she started a residency at the Neurological Institute of New York at Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital.
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This means he purposefully does things she asks him not to do because of a neurological brain impulse.
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PBA mostly affects those with neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis, a recent stroke or Lou Gehrig's disease.
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Bailes was one of the first researchers to connect repeated head trauma to neurological damage in football players.
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But are these neurological responses truly different from the things the brain is doing on a normal basis?
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Carella believes some of the gender-based effect can be explained by neurological differences between men and women.
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In the last years of his life, he suffered from neurological problems and was rarely seen in public.
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Focused on neurological and neuromuscular diseases, Bamboo's drugs are still in the preclinical or early stages of development.
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When ingested, the metal targets the body's cardiovascular, renal, gastrointestinal, neurological, reproductive, and respiratory systems, according to OSHA.
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During my presentation to the FDA on behalf of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS), Congress of Neurological Surgeons (CNS), the AANS/CNS Section on Pain and AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves, the groups presented several recommendations to help tackle the opioid crisis.
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Lawsuits regarding neurological harm from youth and high school football began roughly a decade ago, and are becoming common.
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A Texas woman who underwent jaw surgery then developed a rare neurological disorder that gave her a British accent.
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Multiple sclerosis is a neurological disease that affects hundreds of thousands of people, mostly women, in the United States.
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Therefore, they conclude it is a neurological problem but recommend that these babies be seen by an orthopedic specialist.
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The Worst that Could Happen A neurological disorder or serious trauma could be what's causing your friend's delayed ejaculation.
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Air pollution also affects neurological development and cognitive ability and can trigger asthma and childhood cancer, the report says.
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The tenant intends to use the 3rd floor as a biological research laboratory for neurological interface testing and development.
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Police reviewed about eight hours of surveillance video and concluded Gainey had failed to perform a single neurological exam.
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After a series of neurological tests, she was diagnosed with ALS that same year, at the age of 31.
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And rarely, it can cause a painful neurological condition after the infection is defeated, known as Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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There are as yet no FDA-approved autologous cellular therapies addressing MS or other neurological diseases, the company said.
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It is spread by mosquitoes and alarmingly it may have caused a devastating neurological disorder in hundreds of newborns.
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It has also been linked to Guillain-Barre, a rare neurological syndrome that can cause temporary paralysis in adults.
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The singer tweeted she has a neurological disease and is "suffering with chronic pain" due to Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.
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The former star of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills was diagnosed with severe, chronic neurological Lyme disease in 2012.
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The neurological disorder affects the language part of people's brains so they often have difficulty speaking, reading, and writing.
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These systems—including rage, fear, care, and play—may even form part of the neurological infrastructure of the brain.
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The tie-up will focus on finding and evaluating novel ways of treating Parkinson's disease and other neurological disorders.
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When BMIs are up-and-running, they collect a trove of neurological data, which is transmitted to a computer.
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The virus has been connected to microcephaly, a neurological disorder causing an abnormally small head, sometimes leading to death.
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A quarter of the people who died, like Schrock, were suffering from a mental health breakdown or neurological disorder.
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There are other factors that could be causing neurological effects that the studies might not have taken into account.
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Zika has been linked to microcephaly and other birth defects, as well as the neurological disorder Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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Mount Sinai's center is one of five where a retired player experiencing neurological issues can come for an evaluation.
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RW Patrick Eaves was hospitalized in stable condition after being diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome, a rare neurological disorder.
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Of these more serious infections, roughly 10 percent of people die, while half are left with lingering neurological problems.
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Separately, researchers also think Zika can cause Guillain-Barré syndrome, a very rare neurological syndrome that can cause paralysis.
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The hospital's Neurological Institute is projected to care for more than 31,000 patients a year by 2022, he said.
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Pregnant women are advised to avoid these varieties of fish because of links to serious neurological problems in babies.
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Multiple sclerosis is a neurological disorder in which the body's own immune system attacks the brain and spinal cord.
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This will give your friend the neurological feels they need to have meaningful conversations with facial and vocal cues.
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We may not have definitive neurological evidence, but I dare you to argue that racism isn't all round us.
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Scientists also think Zika might trigger Guillain-Barré Syndrome, a severe neurological disorder that affects people of all ages.
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It has also been used by neurological clinics to treat patients who have asthenia -- an abnormal lack of energy.
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The virus can also cause neurological disorders and the Guillain-Barré syndrome in adults, which can result in paralysis.
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According to the United Leukodystrophy Foundation, it's a genetic disorder that affects the nervous system and causes neurological symptoms.
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" He also raised the prospect that other neurological ailments could be eventually linked to Zika, which he called "disturbing.
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Wayne, who battles the neurological disorder epilepsy, has been hospitalized numerous times over the years due to his seizures.
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They are the most vulnerable to the exposure to lead, a neurotoxin, because their neurological system is still developing.
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Mitzi, the mother of Pauly Shore, died in L.A. Wednesday morning after battling an unknown neurological disorder for years.
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Though the virus can cause a neurological condition that may lead to temporary paralysis or death, this is rare.
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Now, in Sheffield, Hadjivassiliou has close to 1,000 patients with neurological problems related to celiac disease and gluten sensitivity.
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The move came after the mogul's lawyers said they would not call their own neurological expert as a witness.
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In this essay, Sacks muses about the calming effect of gardens—on himself and on people with neurological disorders.
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Most studies testing drugs for ALS and other chronic neurological diseases require from 800 to 1,200 patients, says Rothstein.
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It is primarily transmitted by mosquitoes, can cause birth defects and has been linked to neurological disorders in adults.
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His doctors told CNN on Wednesday that he had no sign of neurological impairment before or during his surgery.
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And sometimes when neurological evidence is used in pretrial, like with Ruiz, it can work against them in sentencing.
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His doctors argued that he had suffered irreversible neurological damage and any chance of the therapy helping had passed.
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" But he added, "the degree of his neurological recovery, nobody can say at this early stage of the disease.
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Brazil has reported some 3,700 suspected cases of babies born with abnormally small heads, a neurological condition called microcephaly.
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The virus poses a particular threat to pregnant woman due to its link with neurological disorders in unborn children.
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Parkinson's disease, an incurable neurological disorder, can cause tremors, stiffness and difficulty balancing, walking and coordinating your body's movements.
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A second control group of patients who had acute Zika in their blood, but no neurological complications, was recruited.
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Efforts to scientifically deduce the neurological underpinnings of navigational abilities in humans and other species arguably began in 1948.
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After all, habits produce "neurological cravings," as Pulitzer prize-winning journalist Charles Duhigg writes in The Power of Habit.
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And the Montreal Neurological Institute, which Penfield co-founded at McGill, became a premier surgical treatment center for epilepsy.
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"People should know they could improve their balance with practice, even if they have a neurological problem," says Horak.
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The lab work is common for children who show signs of a neurological disorder, but not for psychiatric patients.
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The first is that marijuana activates certain behavioral and neurological pathways that ease the onset of more serious addictions.
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To run again would mean the neurological episodes had been a fluke, some kind of spell I could break.
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The training included spinning them in a giant centrifuge and implanting electrodes in their brain to monitor neurological activity.
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All four are "on the spectrum": young people with neurological conditions ranging from mild Asperger's syndrome to profound autism.
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If Lyme disease is not treated promptly, it can lead to life-threatening cardiac manifestations and chronic neurological problems.
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The disease can cause sores and rashes weeks after infection, and serious neurological, optical and other symptoms later on.
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He is also an assistant professor of neurological surgery at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, also in the Bronx.
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The patients have no underlying physical or neurological disease, but they seem to have lost the will to live.
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Without the essential nutrient, they risk losing babies in miscarriages, or giving birth to children with permanent neurological damage.
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She also supports reclassifying schizophrenia and other serious mental illnesses as a neurological condition instead of a behavioral condition.
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Some observers may fixate on these issues, and ignore the invisible neurological scars, problems that may persist for years.
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More is now being spent to research whether it, or other Avanir products, could help with other neurological conditions.
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Some players may get very little, but others with severe neurological diseases may receive as much as $5 million.
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Maddox has autism, a bio-neurological development disability that usually appears before the age of 3, and is nonverbal.
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He said he hadn't initially planned to administer the screening for neurological impairments, but did so at Trump's asking.
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And if that's true, then metformin could be an invaluable treatment for all sorts of neurological injuries and disorders.
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It's not a conclusive link between genes and handedness, nor is it a link between handedness and neurological conditions.
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Air pollution also effects neurological development and cognitive ability and can trigger asthma and childhood cancer, the report says.
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High-grade neurological side effects were seen in 32 percent of Yescarta patients and 11 percent of Kymriah patients.
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If left untreated, the inherited disease can cause brain damage, leading to seizures, mental disorders and other neurological complications.
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The EPA had previously found evidence of neurological harm and developmental problems from chlorpyrifos consumption, particularly in young children.
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When children have neurological conditions that are difficult to diagnose, he swoops in to try to crack the case.
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"We look for the inexplicable," Bönnemann, a pediatric neurologist at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, says.
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Her pediatrician said [the finger tingling] sounds neurological, and the only thing left to do is a brain scan.
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Both her mother and grandfather had this neurological movement disorder, and she knew that it sometimes runs in families.
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"Autism's False Prophets" (2008) concentrates on the thoroughly debunked assertion that the neurological condition autism results from childhood vaccines.
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Smith had a neurological condition called synesthesia, which is an automatic visual experience, in this instance, activated by sound.
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This is a neurological condition that can cause muscle weakness and even paralysis, lasting weeks, months, or even years.
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They don't know the full range of symptoms the virus can cause or understand its links with neurological conditions.
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Laura said he also beats up her 8-year-old brother, who has a neurological disorder that affects his speech.
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Metal contamination has turned the air and water toxic, and many locals suffer substantial digestive, neurological, respiratory, and bone problems.
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Scientists have also identified a possible link between the virus and the neurological disorder known as the Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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Choose content that dips into the otherworldly; you want to trigger that bizarre neurological state at the edge of sleep.
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In the first, a doctor uses a new neurological implant that allows him to feel what his patients are feeling.
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The neurological disorder is usually found in infants and typically causes respiratory failure and death within two to three years.
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The WHO has also said Zika can cause Guillain-Barre syndrome, a rare neurological disorder that can result in paralysis.
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At 23 weeks, they would have a better chance at life, but high odds of living with severe neurological complications.
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The procedure is intended for patients with severe neurological disorders, but could eventually be used to boost the brain's power.
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Now it's known that in addition to the devastating neurological complications it can cause, the virus can be sexually transmitted.
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Heart disease, kidney failure, gastrointestinal problems and neurological problems are among the other primary causes of death in older dogs.
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Whatever the reason for genetic evidence's weak impact, Appelbaum predicts its use in court—absent complementary neurological evidence—will decrease.
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This technology may allow neuroscientists to understand the way neurological scars left by multiple sclerosis are linked to patients' disabilities.
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The neurological condition affects the gray matter in the spinal cord, which causes the muscles to become weak, she said.
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And knowing how the brain creates meaning can be useful for understanding the neurological basis of mental illnesses like schizophrenia.
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The original motivation, and funding, for this research was intended for treating neurological diseases such as epilepsy, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's.
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According to the United States National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, myasthenia gravis causes weakness in the skeletal muscles.
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Less preferable are the first-generation antipsychotics — chlorpromazine, fluphenazine, haloperidol, and perphenazine — which are infamous for their neurological side effects.
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The musical compositions are geared toward helping "the listener achieve certain neurological brain states" such as productivity, restfulness, or relaxation.
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The Michelin-starred Spanish pastry chef Jordi Roca suffers from a rare neurological disease that affects his voice and throat.
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As Hackaday noted, compulsive spinning can be a sign of neurological illness in dogs, canine cognitive dysfunction, or doggie Alzheimer's.
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His doctors told CNN on Wednesday, however, that he had no sign of neurological impairment before or during his surgery.
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Her 2014 diagnosis was precipitated by ongoing vocal issues, and as the neurological illness progressed, Ryder's speech continued to deteriorate.
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SSPE is a neurological complication from measles in which, essentially, the body has an abnormal immune response to the virus.
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The virus has been linked to birth defects and neurological disorders, though a causative tie has not been definitively proven.
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Webster, now conscious, remains in intensive care, but her doctors are "very happy with Charlie's neurological results," reports the BBC.
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The lack of proper care afford to him in the crucial moments after the bout resulted in permanent neurological damage.
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GBS is a neurological disorder in which the body's immune system mistakenly attacks its nervous system, according to the NIH.
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Another time, Sears did not conduct neurological testing following complaints of headache after the child was hit by a hammer.
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It has also been associated with other adverse pregnancy outcomes including miscarriage, stillbirth and serious neurological problems, according to HHS.
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University of California, San Diego, professor Benjamin Bergen's research on profanity shows that this perceived honesty has a neurological basis.
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When we get on to talking about recent neurological research into SPD, she practically bangs her fist on the table.
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Bamberger and Oswald interviewed farmers in several states whose livestock had fallen victim to unusual gastrointestinal, reproductive, and neurological problems.
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Xyrem is an approved treatment for both excessive daytime sleepiness and cataplexy in patients with narcolepsy, a chronic neurological disorder.
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Zika is also suspected to be associated with other complications, including autoimmune and neurological disorders such as Guillain-Barre syndrome.
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When the onetime congresswoman was shot in 2011, her brain injuries led to aphasia, a neurological condition that affects speech.
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The recommendations single out partners of pregnant women because the virus has been linked to the neurological birth defect microcephaly.
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As well as foreign accent syndrome, Pereira also uses her YouTube channel to record her seizures and other neurological disorders.
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But it's also been linked to Guillain–Barré syndrome, a severe neurological disorder that can lead to paralysis and death.
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At the time, neurosurgery would have been used as an attempt to treat diseases, neurological or traumatic injuries or migraines.
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In adults, it can cause neurological problems, including a rare syndrome that can be fatal or result in temporary paralysis.
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The 37-year-old had been suffering from musician's dystonia, a neurological movement disorder which leads to involuntary muscle contractions.
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That's a big burden on her family's income: Because of her MS, a degenerative neurological disease, her cognitive skills declined.
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Even tiny amounts of lead can cause neurological damage like speech delays, learning disabilities, behavioral problems, seizures and even death.
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The EPA's own research, as recently as 2016, linked chlorpyrifos to developmental and neurological disorders, especially in children and infants.
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They have been linked to cancer, hormone disruption, infertility, and neurological deficits in children, according to the commission's guidance document.
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There were no deaths attributed to cytokine release syndrome or neurological side effects, both potentially dangerous reactions to the treatment.
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What determines the strength of a child's neurological structures is a dizzying interplay of environmental factors centered on the home.
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Then doctors said that her daughter had suffered irreversible neurological damage from the interrupted blood flow to her brain stem.
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The "easy problem" is explaining, at least in principle, how thinking, memory, attention and so forth are just neurological computing.
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The implications are potentially far-reaching, and not only because they suggest that cultural attitudes may have a neurological imprint.
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From an Elon Musk biography to a neurological explanation of "eureka" moments, these books will make you smarter about business.
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The officers were worried about possible neurological effects from breaching, the practice of blowing open doors with small explosive charges.
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Trump did not undergo any specialized heart or neurological evaluations during his roughly three hour stop at the medical center.
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His theory was that the diet could one day help protect people from the neurological risks of traveling in space.
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Researchers have created a brain test that can discover the source "of virtually any neurological infection," according to Scientific American.
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ANSM, France's drug authority, said it would also publish a study on neurological effects in the second half of 2017.
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It was originally posited that HG was a "conversion disorder," or a neurological condition with no physiological origin or explanation.
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It has also been linked to Guillain-Barré Syndrome, a rare but potentially serious neurological problem that can cause paralysis.
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One of them was a boy with severe immunodeficiency and neurological disease, who died at the age of four months.
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At least that's how Dr. Hanel, director of the Baptist Neurological Institute for Baptist Health Jacksonville, described it to me.
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A neurologist can provide useful assessments, and regular follow-up neurological assessments may need to be continued, even into adulthood.
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At the core of every habit is a neurological loop with three parts: A cue, a routine and a reward.
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Authorities said a veterinarian reported signs of neurological deficits in the cat, who was treated and adopted into another home.
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In addition, the agency said it could cause Guillain-Barre syndrome, a rare neurological disorder that can result in paralysis.
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In Alabama, the guidelines on the state website say that "children with severe neurological problems" may be denied ventilator support.
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It was Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who had spasmodic dysphonia, a neurological disorder that causes involuntary spasms of the larynx.
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"Douglas" examines neurodiversity, portraying neurological differences, such as autism, not as "conditions" that need a cure but as human variations.
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He was not — as 19th-century Symbolists influenced by neurological literature may have believed — a creative madman with visionary capacities.
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So far this week, another employee, his wife and their two children were evacuated after the parents exhibited neurological symptoms.
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People who don't cool down within 30 minutes could need organ transplants or have long-lasting muscular and neurological problems.
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Always spellbinding, this Morris work is a dark, glowing, exciting plotless drama that suggests both primitive ritual and neurological urgency.
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They suffer from disabilities ranging from missing limbs, blindness and progressive neurological disorders to traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries.
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Mr. Jones announced in 2016 that he had primary progressive aphasia, a neurological disease that impairs the ability to communicate.
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If the drug, RPh201, works, it or its derivatives could be useful for an array of neurological or neurodegenerative disorders.
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The Poughkeepsie Journal reported that Hinchey had been battling a terminal neurological disorder after a bout with colon cancer. Rep.
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Beta 20.40, up 248 percent in quarter Biotech firm Neurocrine Biosciences focuses on neurological and endocrine based diseases and disorders.
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I count myself among the adults who find this neurological account of adolescent recklessness to be both clarifying and confounding.
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For those who survive, long-term and potentially irreversible neurological damage can occur, affecting cognition, movement, coordination and sensory systems.
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Lead exposure is especially worrisome for children, who can experience cognitive disorders and neurological defects when exposed at certain levels.
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Ptacek and Fu each began their career hunting for genes responsible for neurological diseases and disorders, including Alzheimer's and epilepsy.
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Some have passed their first birthdays, but have neurological development closer to that of 3-month-old infants, doctors say.
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Chronic arsenic exposure can cause lung, skin, liver, and bladder cancer and damage kids' neurological development, according to the EPA.
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Changes to these molecules could disrupt the brain's circuits, which experts say may predispose someone to neurological and psychiatric diseases.
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"VX is at least 100 times more toxic than sarin," which is another potent neurological poison, the National Academies reports.
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In adults, Zika infections have also been linked to a rare neurological syndrome, known as Guillain-Barre, that can cause paralysis.
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A patient can spend months at a hospital, during which time they may have several surgeries, including orthopedic, vascular and neurological.
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As if some laziness allows it to take root, and some determination would be enough to change systems -- neurological or capitalist.
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What we should be looking at more is the processing, the underneath neurological strategy that resulted in the biomechanics we saw.
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Yet despite this boom in psychedelic medicine, no research had been published on how tripping effects emotions at a neurological level.
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This subtle distinction, the researchers suggest, could hamper attempts to accurately diagnose and study the devastating neurological condition in African Americans.
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Take the "Meyer Machine" for example, which is used by members of the movement to stimulate neurological growth and physical healing.
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In addition to complications for mothers, this can also restrict fetal growth and increase the risk of neurological problems for infants.
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It has already been mentioned that Theory of Mind consumes more brain processing power than any other higher-level neurological activity.
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Functioning glymphatic systems, which flush harmful waste products out of the brain, are key to preventing dementia and other neurological diseases.
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Doctors think Liam picked up the rare neurological disease from a tick his father brought back after a deer hunting trip.
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Numerous studies have shown that life in areas with patchy collection increases the risk of diseases as well as neurological conditions.
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Information about Neuralink is sparse, but trademark filings state that it will make invasive devices for treating or diagnosing neurological ailments.
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To start with, Kernel's engineers hope to build devices for the treatment of neurological conditions such as strokes and Alzheimer's disease.
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Dr. Diaz says it's an often-genetic neurological disorder, in which different parts of the brain are either underactive or overactive.
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"Augmented reality for enterprise" is the sort of phrase that surely hits all of the right neurological pleasure centers for VCs.
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If that's the case, make the deliberate decision to interact with them, thereby resetting your automatic assumptions on a neurological level.
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Some tropical illnesses, the Zika virus now spreading across the Caribbean after its 2015 outbreak, for example, do cause neurological disorders.
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A British court ordered that the baby, Alfie Evans, above, who has a degenerative neurological condition, be taken off life support.
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Hyperosmia is way more intense than just having an aversion to certain perfumes, and it's often linked to other neurological disorders.
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Kennedy has claimed that thimerosal, a mercury-based additive in vaccines causes neurological disorders in children — a theory that's been debunked.
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The trick is to capture this neurological information at the sufficient level of resolution, and then store it for future use.
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These mini-brains could radically change how drugs are tested, replacing the many animals currently being used for neurological scientific research.
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Zika can cause the birth defect microcephaly and other neurological deficits in babies born to mothers who were infected while pregnant.
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But even without that level of infection, many report debilitating symptoms of pain, arthritis, fatigue, shortness of breath and neurological issues.
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Dolphins and their kin can shift back and forth between these two hemispheres, like some neurological version of sentries changing guard.
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In adults, the virus - which can also be sexually transmitted - has been linked to a rare neurological syndrome called Guillain-Barre.
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Today, their "energy" typically derives from some type of neurological stimulant that makes people feel more energetic, or sometimes just sugar.
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Doctors will perform multiple forensic analyses, including an exam of the 64-year-old's brain tissue to find any neurological problems.
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Xyrem is the only approved treatment for both excessive daytime sleepiness and cataplexy in patients with narcolepsy, a chronic neurological disorder.
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The mosquito-borne virus can cause crippling birth defects and, in adults, has been linked to the neurological disorder Guillain-Barre.
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Our bodies are so incredibly in tune with our surroundings that they know, on a neurological level, when something is off.
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Mercury's toxic effects include damage to kidneys, heart, liver, spleen and lungs, and neurological disorders, such as tremors and muscle weakness.
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Lots of different things can cause ED, including depression and neurological disorders, so counseling and therapy can also be effective treatments.
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But her 2014 diagnosis was precipitated by ongoing vocal issues and as the neurological illness progressed, Ryder's speech continued to deteriorate.
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Cancer -- more so than obesity, neurological diseases such as Alzheimer's and even infectious diseases, such as Zika, Ebola and HIV/AIDS.
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Fetuses, infants and young children are vulnerable to mercury toxicity, as high exposure can cause serious, irreversible developmental and neurological damage.
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While it's unknown exactly what causes migraines, they're often described as a cascade of neurological symptoms that happen in the brain.
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We know that two proteins naturally produced in the brain—beta amyloid and tau—are inextricably linked to the neurological disorder.
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Logistics aside, Kosik is well aware of the recent gloomy developments in finding a new treatment for neurological disorders like Alzheimer's.
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Since then, though, evidence has been piling up that it may cause birth defects in children and neurological problems in adults.
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We are finding higher quantities of fractal content in the early and midlife works of artists who later developed neurological problems.
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The World Health Organization has also linked Zika to Guillain-Barre, a rare neurological syndrome that causes temporary paralysis in adults.
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Funago has Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) - a progressive neurological disease in which patients gradually lose control of most of their muscles.
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The progressive disease has already claimed Lydia's vision and has led to enough neurological degeneration that she was declared mentally impaired.
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Months later in the neurologist's office, I was told unequivocally that I had epilepsy — a neurological condition that causes repeated seizures.
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As we reported, Maddie was awake and breathing on her own Tuesday, a family spokesperson said there's no apparent neurological damage.
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It's not well-understood why this is, but one possibility is that cannabinoids are involved in the neurological process of orgasm.
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Neurological problems can be caused by too much of a brain receptor called N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA receptor for short).
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"Each of the named plaintiffs as a WWE performer sustained neurological injuries by simply participating in WWE matches," the suit alleges.
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Despite these concerns, the agency approved Nuedexta in 2010 for treating PBA in patients who have neurological conditions such as dementia.
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Clients are treated for issues ranging from spinal cord injuries to neurological disorders like multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy and Parkinson's disease.
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"We're running new studies to test how these CSF waves may change in healthy aging and in neurological disorders," she said.
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"The thing that worries me most in all this is the neurological damage that many of these toxins have," said Fuller.
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More children would be afflicted by learning disabilities and other neurological problems, leaving localities to foot the bill for treatment programs.
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And though symptoms in most cases are mild, Dr. Fauci said scientists were learning troubling new information about possible neurological effects.
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