Abstract The existence of among-individual variation in behaviour within populations is poorly understood. Recent theory suggests that fine-scale individual differences investment into current versus future reproduction may lead to a ‘slow-fast’-pace-of-life continuum, also referred as the ‘pace-of-life-syndrome’ (POLS) hypothesis. According this idea, individuals are predicted differ their lev...

people with alzheimer disease (ad) have decreases in brain cell function that may increase their risks as drivers. the changes in brain cells affect memory (at first, short-term memory and then much later, long-term memory) and other thinking functions. in addition, people with early ad, though often very functional in many areas of life, may not be as competent behind the wheel of a car as tho...

The Internet is a widely recognized channel for information exchange, academic research, entertainment, communication and commerce. The internet is a new tool that is evolving into an essential part of everyday life all over the world and its use increases especially among young people. Although the positive aspects of the Internet have been readily praised, there is a growing amount of literat...

duane’s retraction syndrome (drs) type i is often associated with esotropia (et) and face turn in those with fusion. this study was designed to delineate the quantitative relationship between the angles of eye deviation with that of face turn. ten patients with drs type i with et and face turn toward the deviated eye, who had central fixation, were chosen. esodeviation was measured by alternate...