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Æ Sandro Galea Æ

j Abstract Background This study examined the use of professionals for mental health problems among New York City residents who were directly affected by the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center (WTC) or had a probable diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or depression in its aftermath. Correlates of help seeking from professionals for mental health probl...

Sherlyn Yeap Æ Simon P . Kelly Æ Pejman Sehatpour Æ Elena Magno Æ Hugh

j Abstract Context Visual Evoked Potential (VEP) abnormalities have been a fairly consistent finding in patients with schizophrenia, and it has been suggested that electrophysiological markers of early sensory processingmay be useful as traitmarkers for the illness, and for development as potential diagnostic measures. Objective Clear amplitude reductions in the occipital P1 component of the VE...

Dieter Blottner Æ Michele Salanova Æ

Prolonged immobilization of the human body results in functional impairments and musculoskeletal system deconditioning that may be attenuated by adequate muscle exercise. In a 56-day horizontal bed rest campaign involving voluntary males we investigated the effects of vibration muscle exercise (RVE, 2·6 min daily) on the lower limb skeletal muscles using a newly designed foot plantar trainer (G...

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Deryn Strange Æ

Since the invention of photography we have learned to rely on photos to help us remember significant moments in our lives. We have come to believe that photographs are accurate and valuable records of events that—years down the track—we may not be able to remember. In this paper, we review recent research demonstrating that photographs can also help us to ‘‘remember’’ events that never really h...