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A four-year-old with regression, ptosis, and feeding problems illustrates the textbook features of severe early-onset TK2D and the laboratory and genetic findings that confirm the diagnosis.
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AI and radiomics may improve the estimates of nodule growth and cancer risk, although clinical assessment remains central to management decisions. Medscape Global
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CONCLUSIONS: These findings reveal a sustained compensatory pathological mechanism and an imbalance in neural resource allocation during complex cognition in HUD individuals. The identified signatures of cortical activity by fNIRS offer reliable biomarkers for the rapid detection of both higher-order cognitive deficits and withdrawal symptoms, and further offer precise cortical targets for their integrated intervention.
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CONCLUSIONS: Painless spontaneous spinal epidural hematoma is an easily overlooked stroke-mimicking emergency. For patients receiving anticoagulant or antiplatelet therapy who present with acute bilateral limb weakness or stroke-mimicking neurological deficits without typical spinal pain, spontaneous spinal epidural hematoma should be included in the early differential diagnosis to avoid delayed treatment and unfavorable prognosis.
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CONCLUSION: TFHL improves functional and histopathological outcomes in SCI models and attenuates inflammatory activation. These effects are consistent with multi-pathway regulation predicted by network pharmacology and are supported, at least in part, by MAPK pathway suppression, warranting further mechanistic and translational studies.
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This is a serious problem. The sudden urge to take one's life can happen in minutes with no opportunity to seek help or talk to anyone. Still these drugs are mass prescribed. Bob 'Fiddy' Fiddaman💜🇵🇦 (@Fiddaman) The standard warning on antidepressants assumes people can calmly call their doctor if they feel the urge to end their life. Many can’t. The drug can create a sudden, overwhelming drive that feels like an implanted mission, even when someone has planned ahead. These are antidepressant-induced deaths. Watch: The Suicide Warning That Doesn’t Work. Video — https://x.com/Fiddaman/status/2112097795360383284#m
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Rapid genome sequencing has proven itself in the ICU. Data from the first known study in neuro-specific pediatric inpatients suggest it may be just as valuable on the general pediatric floor. Medscape Medical News
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ECT (electroshock) is also a destroyer of creativity. Ernest Hemingway was a classic example of the damage inflicted thoughtlessly and needlessly.
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Why I Launched an Antidepressant Injury Petition??, by @woodymatters acceptablecollateraldamage.s…
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