An Experimental Research Indicating That Paraxanthin-Poisoning Is Not the Cause of Epilepsy or Migraine

the student committee of sports medicine research center: to be independent or not to be? that is the question

to give or not to give fluids, artificially: that is an ethical dilemma!

abstract eating and drinking are essential for life. there are clinical situations that artificial hydration is necessary. for dying patients artificial hydration looks useless and in many conditions could even be harmful (e.g. pulmonary edema in hypoalbuminemic patients). in our medical culture artificial hydration is a symbol of care to the patient and withholding it, is a very emotive issue,...

To cause or not to cause? That is the question, but identical twins might not have all of the answers.

2 An alternative implementation of this thought experiment has been the use of We are pleased to respond to a request for comments on the utility of identical twins to infer causality with respect to the education and health association. Specifically, we were asked to outline some thoughts on the provocative, though not unprecedented, findings from Amin et al. (2015) who show that crosssectiona...

A Rare Cause of Chronic Headache that May Be Misdiagnosed as Migraine: Chronic Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Differential diagnosis of primary headache disorders can be challenging for physicians. Although the association of headache with acute carbon monoxide intoxication is very well-defined, in refractory nonspecific headaches associated with chronic low dose exposure to carbon monoxide, CO intoxication is usually overlooked, mostly due to vague symptoms. Herein we present a 15-year-old female pati...

coeliac disease: to classify or not to classify – that is the question!

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