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A case of altered consciousness is discussed from an anthropological and ethographic perspective and the relevance of linking such a phenomenon to a biomedical model.
Journal of Medical Case Reports
Could this patient's Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS) be a paraneoplastic response to small cell lung carcinoma?
Southern Medical Journal
The risk of postoperative complications is not exacerbated by cholinesterase inhibitor therapy in elderly adults with dementia who receive general anesthesia during hip fracture surgery.
Medscape Medical News
More than 100 neurologists from 40 states will be on Capitol Hill this week explaining why change is important for specialists and their patients.
Medscape Medical News
Elderly adults who play brain fitness games show improvements in the domain of delayed memory at 6 months compared with active controls.
Medscape Medical News
PET studies show that signals from a novel imaging molecule significantly increase over time in mild cognitive impairment but not in normal aging controls.
Medscape Medical News
New research shows that primary care physicians are referring their patients for computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging examinations for inappropriate reasons.
Medscape Medical News
Read clinically focused news coverage of key developments from the meeting.
Medscape Psychiatry & Mental Health
Thanks in part to federal incentives, roughly 1 in 4 office-based prescribers now transmits scripts from their computer to the pharmacy's computer.
Medscape Medical News
In this video blog, Dr. Robert L. Findling comments on a recent study in the Annals of Pharmacotherapy exploring whether pharmacologic interventions used to stabilize suicidal adolescents are effective in reducing hospital readmission.
Medscape Psychiatry & Mental Health