Reduced cognitive resiliency ofattention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder against subconcussive head impacts

Subconcussive Head Trauma

Sex differences in white matter alterations following repetitive subconcussive head impacts in collegiate ice hockey players☆

Objective Repetitive subconcussive head impacts (RSHI) may lead to structural, functional, and metabolic alterations of the brain. While differences between males and females have already been suggested following a concussion, whether there are sex differences following exposure to RSHI remains unknown. The aim of this study was to identify and to characterize sex differences following exposure...

Optimal Resiliency against Mobile Faults

In this paper we consider a model where malicious agents can corrupt hosts and move around in a network of processors. We consider a family of mobilefault models MF( t n−1 , ρ). In MF( t n−1 , ρ) there are a total of n processors, the maximum number of mobile faults is t, and their roaming pace is ρ (for example, ρ = 3 means that it takes an agent at least 3 rounds to “hop” to the next host). W...

Optimal Resiliency against Mobile Faults ( Extended

In this paper we consider a model where malicious agents can corrupt hosts and move around in a network of processors. We consider a family of mobile-fault models MF(t n?1 ;). In MF(t n?1 ;) there are a total of n processors, the maximum number of mobile faults is t, and their roaming pace is (for example, = 3 means that it takes an agent at least 3 rounds to \hop" to the next host). We study i...

Cognitive treatment reduced symptoms and improved functioning in bipolar disorder.

Main results After adjustment for age, age of onset of disorder, sex, and baseline ratings, CT groups showed greater reductions in symptoms after 6 months than the WLC group (BDI, p=0.02; ISS-DEP, p=0.01; ISS-ACT, p=0.007; and ISS-PC, p=0.01) and greater improvement in global functioning as shown by change on the GAF (p=0.05) (table). CT group patients showed greater improvement in social activ...