Post-mortem examination of 42 brain tissue samples of people with schizophrenia revealed a buildup of abnormal proteins similar to that found in people with neurodegenerative diseases. Many of the abnormal proteins were involved in nervous system development, specifically neurogenesis. Source: Physical evidence in the brain for types of schizophrenia – Neuroscience News
“Over four in ten adults in the UK are affected by food allergy or intolerance. But how can you go about finding out what the culprit is?”… Read More Patient Newsletters | 8 June / 19 May 2019
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Are carbohydrates really bad for you? And do they make you put on weight? Try our new quiz to see whether you can sort the fact from the fiction.… Read More Heart Matters | Are carbs the best comfort food ever, or best avoided? 1 June 2019
Research Study Seeks Celiacs Between 12 – 25 Years Old… Read More Ellen Bayens | The Celiac Scene News | Issue: June 2019
In 2013 Chang initiated a series of meetings that examined the benefits, and limitations, of AI ‘for’ medicine. “These meetings, called AI in Medicine (AIMed), have been successful since then in creating a ‘friendly’ and ‘collaborative’ gathering of minds as well as an ‘intellectually stimulating’ opportunity to learn about AI in medicine and healthcare.… Read More #chronicillnessVOICE SPECIAL EDITION | Why is ‘AI’ so important to the medical healthcare industry? Incl. LIVE STREAM links #AIinmedicine – AIMed
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Suicide prevention research recognised in the ‘Nation’s Lifesavers List’
Support research commissioned by Samaritans by taking part in an online survey investigating how people react when they meet people who are in distress or are suicidal.… Read More Welcome to the Samaritans Monthly Newsletter | Samaritans | May 2019
Gluten-Free Noodles Made from Fish? Believe it!
Top 12 Symptoms of Celiac Disease
Gluten Challenge? CCA Position Statement
Risk Factors for Developing CD in Genetically Predisposed Children… Read More Ellen Bayens | The Celiac Scene News | Issue: May 2019
I decided to test how long it would be before my back began to ache when sat in a regular dining chair, one with no arms and a straight back. It wasn’t long before I began to notice little things….… Read More Stretch, 1, 2, 3, 4… Bend 1, 2, 3, 4 … | ActivePosture shirt – Product review | Carole Scrafton (sponsored post)
