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Stone's views of 25 years ago have now shifted incrementally.

Twenty-five years ago, a major article by Professor Alan Stone on ethics in forensic psychiatry was published. It caused reverberations on a national scale. After the seismic shocks that he had provoked settled down, several thoughtful forensic psychiatrists set out to take serious stock of his critique and to articulate ways in which corrective actions could be taken. Indeed, slightly more tha...

raloxifene may have further benefits in women on hemodialysis

Nitrate-Induced Headache May Have Confounding Factors

Bacteria may have multiple replication origins

Citation: Gao F (2015) Bacteria may have multiple replication origins.

Cerebral palsy may have family ties

Researchers from NIEHS and Norway reported elevated risk of cerebral palsy (CP) for people born into families in which someone has been diagnosed with CP. In a study (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25028249) published July 15 in the journal BMJ, scientists used the Medical Birth Registry of Norway, and other national data resources, to examine family patterns in the recurrence of CP. These ...