Now, Hamburger Helper, how does your central nervous system work?
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This central nervous system, they believe that they have something.
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AFM primarily impacts the central nervous system and weakens muscles.
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But the central nervous system stimulant here is cheap capital.
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The Lawn is the central nervous system of the university.
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Pretty amazing for an immobile organism without a central nervous system.
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It's for a widely used central nervous system stimulant called caffeine.
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Like all jellies, it has no brain or central nervous system.
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The CAN bus functions like a small plane's central nervous system.
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I think the company's got some terrific central nervous system disorder drugs.
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Some of the chemicals can depress the central nervous system, causing drowsiness.
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Meanwhile toluene, also in gasoline, could screw with your central nervous system.
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As for central nervous system depression, Goldstein said that just means sedation.
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"Many think the central nervous system is intractable and unapproachable," he said.
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Reno was diagnosed with the progressive central nervous system disorder in 22.
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It strikes the central nervous system and shuts off the person's breathing.
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Eventually, because of the tireless advocacy of my wife, I was diagnosed with central nervous system lupus (an autoimmune disease that attacks the brain and central nervous system), as well as fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome and complex migraines.
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Jacobs, 87, was diagnosed with the central nervous system disorder three decades ago.
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Its purpose is to control what enters and leaves the central nervous system.
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When this receptor is blocked, the central nervous system begins to lose responsiveness.
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In strictly neurological terms, though, your retinas are extensions of your central nervous system.
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" Finally, he recognized that "innovation is the central nervous system of the modern economy.
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The security operations center is the central nervous system of corporate security departments today.
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In a free market, price is considered to be like the central nervous system.
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The crossing's central nervous system processes these images, distinguishing between pedestrians, cyclists and cars.
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Capsaicin, because it sensitizes the central nervous system, is best for simulating chronic pain.
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Alcohol is a central nervous system depressant, which means it slows the brain's functioning.
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This fast wireless technology will be the central nervous system of the future economy.
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Listeria can also invade the central nervous system and cause meningitis, or a blood infection.
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It has also been known to be toxic to the liver and central nervous system.
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"The best tell is if your own central nervous system feels uncomfortable," Wood told INSIDER.
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GenSight is developing treatments for neurodegenerative eye disorders and diseases of the central nervous system.
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Dr. Spyer learned she had multiple sclerosis, a progressive disease of the central nervous system.
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If the disease does not reach the central nervous system, those affected can recover fully.
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The Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) virus, seen above infecting cells in the central nervous system.
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To make that happen, you'd have to inject the venom directly into the central nervous system.
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Brain metastases are a major problem because Xalkori does not cross into the central nervous system.
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From the bloodstream, the parasites invade the central nervous system and cross the blood–brain barrier.
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High exposure can cause dizziness and nausea, burn the skin, and damage the central nervous system.
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Its central nervous system was so beautifully intact that researchers were able to see individual nerves.
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Mad cow disease is a fatal neurodegenerative disease that affects the central nervous system of cows.
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This causes scar tissue, aka "sclerosis," to develop throughout multiple areas of the central nervous system.
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Moreover, the fetus had damage to tissues outside of the central nervous system, the researchers said.
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This sends a signal that says something like "hey, it's cold" to the central nervous system.
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The scientific literature contains only scattered reports of Toxocara worms discovered in the central nervous system.
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MS is a chronic disease of the central nervous system and afflicts an estimated 400,000 Americans.
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Basically, it injects the venom into the central nervous system, and it goes straight to the brain.
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Richter, which makes gynaecological, cardiovascular and central nervous system drugs, earns most of its revenue from exports.
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RA picked up Sage Therapeutics and Axsome Therapeutics, which are developing drugs for central nervous system disorders.
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All of this is part of what Cisco is calling a "central nervous system" for enterprise computing.
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VR works by acting as a distraction, shutting down pain-processing pathways in the central nervous system.
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Because doxorubicin is a generalist in its destruction, it is also harmful to the central nervous system.
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These symptoms included respiratory failure, severe irritation of mucous membranes and disruption to the central nervous system.
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An established central nervous system stimulant, caffeine works by blocking adenosine molecules from binding to their receptors.
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Mr. Capolongo, who lives in Potomac, Md., said he still suffers from debilitating central nervous system disorders.
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While the treatment was successful, Mr. Karavoluias has recently developed ataxia, which affects the central nervous system.
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It is a central nervous system stimulant that increases alertness, relieves fatigue and improves concentration and focus.
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A disease that disrupts the central nervous system, MS generally causes control abilities like these to deteriorate.
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In cases where the disease enters the central nervous system, one third of patients die from EEE.
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Participants also described any central nervous system symptoms after head impacts: Twenty percent had moderate to severe symptoms.
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These chemicals disrupt the human central nervous system—essentially stopping the body's cells from communicating with each other.
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Tonix is developing next-generation medicines for common disorders of the central nervous system, including fibromyalgia and PTSD.
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Glioblastoma is considered a highly invasive tumor in the central nervous system because its cells reproduce extremely quickly.
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The ones correlated with educational attainment were clustered in regions having to do with the central nervous system.
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In high doses the chemical is thought to affect the development of the central nervous system in children.
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It's estimated that nearly 17,000 Americans will die of a brain or central nervous system tumor this year.
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Its suckers, which don't just move but sense and taste, are an extension of its central nervous system.
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She previously underwent neurofeedback training, which involves monitoring and then training the central nervous system and brain activity.
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Drugs like Percocet suppress the central nervous system, slowing breathing and the brain stem's response to carbon dioxide.
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Typically, loperamide acts on opioid receptors in the gastrointestinal tract and does not enter the central nervous system.
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Opioids such as morphine typically relieve pain by acting on opioid receptors distributed throughout the central nervous system.
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Ali has been battling Parkinson's disease for 30 years, which affects the central nervous system, notably causing tremors.
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The injection, Gadavist, is an approved agent for use in MRI of the central nervous system and breasts.
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This portfolio that underscores the market's central nervous system also provides an early look into downstream investment opportunities.
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Castano said it's all about "establishing the right neurological pathway from your central nervous system into your glutes."
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The company, he said, is currently focused on three therapy areas: gastroenterology, oncology and the central nervous system.
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So Notion becomes this kind of central nervous system for all of the work that people are doing.
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"Pain medicines act on different sites in the periphery and in the central nervous system," Dr. Berde said.
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Allergan, with 2018 revenue of $15.8 billion, focuses on medical aesthetics, eye care, central nervous system disorders and gastroenterology.
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If left untreated, the POW virus can spread to the central nervous system and lead to encephalitis or meningitis.
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Eventually, the protozoan's takeover of the central nervous system results in personality changes, trouble with balance, and possible paralysis.
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The smallest of these particles enter the blood stream and the central nervous system, affecting concentration and mental performance.
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MS is an unpredictable, disabling disease of the central nervous system that disrupts communication between the brain and body.
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Opioids work on pain because they bind with so-called "mu-opioid receptors" in a person's central nervous system.
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"You had the machine in your hand, and it became an extension of your central nervous system," he said.
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Pfizer's drug is designed to bridge signals in the central nervous system that have been disrupted by the disease.
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But many drugs, especially those for the treatment of mental illness, have powerful effects on the central nervous system.
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Sometimes known as "liquid ecstasy," or just "G," it's a central-nervous system depressant that produces an intoxicating euphoria.
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Caffeine stimulates the central nervous system, which makes you feel more focused, energized, alert and awake, according to MedlinePlus.
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If your temperature keeps rising, your central nervous system starts to malfunction, so you might become combative or confused.
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"Fentanyl, especially, is a very potent central nervous system depressant," said Kobilinsky, who was not involved in Skaggs' case.
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Most doctors are going to admit you, because it can progress to the point of central nervous system collapse.
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Even a small amount of methanol is fatal, as it destroys the central nervous system, including the optic nerve.
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They are at a higher risk for cancer, degenerative tissue disease and possible central nervous system effects later in life.
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Nixon envisions phages being used to pinpoint cancer targets and — what he deems the "holy grail" — central nervous system targets.
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A few central nervous system issues have been observed, including confusion, aphasia, and seizures, but they've all all been resolved.
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Both opioids, such as hydrocodone and oxycodone, and benzodiazepines, such as diazepam and alprazolam, can slow the central nervous system.
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However, when enteroviruses get into the central nervous system they can cause more serious illnesses like inflammation of the brain.
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We need fresh, practical approaches to protecting an internet that has rapidly become the central nervous system of the planet.
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In an arranged and fixed-price system, the healthcare delivery market has, in effect, had its central nervous system removed.
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Like MDMA, the drug affects heart rate and the central nervous system, and people occasionally experience headaches after large doses.
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After that, they will move on to tackling other problems, such as the intestinal issues and the central nervous system.
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How it could hurt you: Exposure can harm the central nervous system, with effects including dizziness, incapacitation and, sometimes, death.
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Walker has problems with his central nervous system, which at one point left him bedridden for close to a year.
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Patients have also experienced central nervous system disorders, muscular weakness, anemia, and vision and hearing degeneration, according to the FDA.
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It's particularly ominous when the central nervous system becomes involved; there is the potential for progression to coma and death.
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Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease of the central nervous system, usually striking in early adulthood, with no known cure.
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But in very high doses, it can also affect the central nervous system, just like the opioids people get addicted to.
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Hansoh Pharmaceutical's drug portfolio covers central nervous system diseases, oncology, anti-infectives, diabetes, and gastrointestinal and cardiovascular therapies, the prospectus showed.
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It is produced and circulates in the central nervous system and it's highly unusual for it to leak from the nose.
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After four days, the neurons within the implanted eye began to grow and latch on to the tadpoles' central nervous system.
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CB218 receptors are most prominent in the central nervous system, while CB21 receptors are found more in the peripheral nervous system.
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The other three fifths, and the rest of the octopus central nervous system, is distributed through its body, amongst the arms.
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It seems athletes are looking increasingly toward forms of mental performance enhancement or drugs that act on the central nervous system.
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Human consumption of Fipronil can cause adverse short-term affects to the central nervous system, according to the World Health Organization.
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Fetal death, placental insufficiency, fetal growth retardation, and injury to a fetus' central nervous system are all associated with the virus.
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Doctors have told Amiri that his niece's central nervous system, heart, gastrointestinal tract, eyes, and hormone-producing glands will start dysfunctioning.
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Health tips When temperatures rise inside the body, it can cause damage to the central nervous system, the brain and organs.
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Methyl bromide can cause serious health problems, including central nervous system and respiratory system damage, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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But it may also increase stimulation of the central nervous system, making exercise seem like it involves less effort and pain.
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"The United States is also concerned that Iran is also pursuing central nervous system-acting chemicals for offensive purposes," he said.
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But Narayen touted the companies push into enterprise and data analytics, which he called the "central nervous system" of any business.
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This cycle of confusion, pain, and discomfort wreaked havoc on my mind, body, and central nervous system for over 15 years.
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"The existence of a fundamental frequency suggests the presence of a periodic system in the central nervous system," said the researchers.
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After Case is caught stealing by his former employers, they damage his central nervous system, cutting off his access to cyberspace.
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A King Cobra can grow to 13-feet-long and carries venom that attacks the central nervous system of its prey.
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"It would be very useful, especially in central nervous system disorders, to couple digital phenotyping data with genomic data," says Onnela.
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If the central nervous system has been affected by the disease, intravenous antibiotics may be given for 14 to 28 days.
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Hansoh's drug portfolio covers central nervous system diseases, oncology, anti-infectives, diabetes, and gastrointestinal and cardiovascular therapies, according to its prospectus.
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Instead, meth stimulates the central nervous system, causing agitation, sleeplessness, psychosis and gradual damage to the heart, brain and other organs.
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The central nervous system is not at all static; it is constantly remaking itself in response to both opportunity and insult.
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The disease affects the central nervous system and animals can show signs of drastic weight loss, lack of coordination and listlessness.
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Computerized micro-tweaks to facial expressions and movements are as finely coordinated as a central nervous system and shaded with emotion.
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Finished the deal, created content for the week, to-do list done, all while making tiny eyelashes and a central nervous system!
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People with multiple sclerosis have a mutinous immune system that goes after and destroys myelin, wreaking havoc on the central nervous system.
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"Human exposure to high concentrations of methyl bromide can result in central nervous system and respiratory system failure," among other side-effects.
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Ticks are typically associated with Lyme disease, an illness that can lead to infection in the joints, heart, and central nervous system.
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Gabapentinoids are shaped similarly to a neurotransmitter called GABA that can block neurons and reduce the activity of the central nervous system.
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THC is one of the key components of cannabis; the chemical interacts with the numerous cannabinoid receptors in the central nervous system.
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In 1995 Reno was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, a progressive disorder of the central nervous system that caused trembling in her arms.
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Lab data supports this, noted Casarett: Other experiments have shown cannabinoids playing a role in reducing inflammation in the central nervous system.
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An artificial neural network is a machine-built simulacrum of the functions carried out by the brain and the central nervous system.
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"They feel okay about it because it doesn't have a central nervous system," Peter Juusola, general manager at Greenpoint Fish told me.
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Rohrig testified that all of Constand's alleged symptoms are consistent with having taken Benadryl, Quaaludes or several other central nervous system depressants.
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Regardless of the cause, the result is that the central nervous system alters the way it processes pain messages throughout the body.
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And you've already taken all these opiates that are central nervous system depressants, which are essentially telling your brain to stop breathing.
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These are potent opioid receptor agonists in the central nervous system, which by definition will affect the mental state of the individual.
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Rabies, which is almost always fatal once symptoms appear, is an infectious viral disease which affects the brain and central nervous system.
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When norepinephrine rushes out of the central nervous system it can disrupt REM sleep, subsequently increasing the chances of having bad dreams.
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Alcohol and other drugs can can mess with the central nervous system and prevent the liver's clearance of MDMA, prolonging the hangover.
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Just three years after his retirement in 1977, Ali was diagnosed with Parkinson's, a degenerative disease that weakens the central nervous system.
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The body's response to the inflammation it causes sensitizes the central nervous system and that can cause emotional symptoms too, like anxiety.
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Cohen, who is legally blind, is also living with multiple sclerosis, or MS, an autoimmune disease that targets the central nervous system.
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When consumed orally, tetrahydrozoline passes quickly through the gastrointestinal tract, rapidly reaching the blood and the central nervous system, the article said.
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That's a shortcoming, as anything that calls itself the softest thing on earth shouldn't strike even one central nervous system as horrid.
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Microglia are the immune cells of the central nervous system, clearing the brain of plaques, unnecessary neurons and infectious agents like bacteria.
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"High-temporal-frequency visual stimuli can yield hazardous responses in the central nervous system," explained Masaaki Tanaka, Akira Ishii, and Yasuyoshi Watanabe.
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But some drugs can cross the barrier and affect the central nervous system, like those that are used to treat seizure or anxiety.
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HHV-6 in particular has been repeatedly linked to multiple sclerosis, an autoimmune disorder that progressively eats away at the central nervous system.
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Neuroderm is developing drug-device combinations for central nervous system disorders and its lead product is ND0612 for the treatment of Parkinson's disease.
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The authors believe a mother's immune response to a genital herpes infection could be disrupting the development of a fetus' central nervous system.
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They typically infest the lungs or liver, but it's not unheard of them to end up in the central nervous system or bones.
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Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a rare, disabling autoimmune disease that damages the central nervous system and predominantly develops in women of childbearing age.
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But Levey said the company is now aiming to become a "central nervous system," or main networking platform, for all verified healthcare professionals.
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As a result, while blocking opiods from binding in the gut, Movantik doesn't block binding with the receptors in the central nervous system.
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However, there has also been an association with the Zika virus and Guillain-Barre syndrome, an inflammatory syndrome of the central nervous system.
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Guggenheim analyst Yatin Suneja said Biogen instead should start looking at merger and acquisition opportunities in treatments that target the central nervous system.
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Gliomas in the brain affect glial cells, which are specialized support cells that are key in the operation of the central nervous system.
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The cough syrup in purple drank (aka "sizzurp") often contains promethazine or codeine, which depress the central nervous system and respiratory system, respectively.
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Among those who develop serious illness affecting the central nervous system, about 10% die, and in those who survive, damage can be permanent.
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Doctors knew Massimo suffered from a type of leukodystrophy, a genetic disorder of the central nervous system that destroys the brain's white matter.
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CBS News has reported that one of the American envoys suffered mild traumatic brain injury with likely damage to the central nervous system.
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With her mortgage paid off, she lived simply, subsisting on disability payments after being diagnosed with a disease affecting the central nervous system.
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In 2015, about 3.4 million people were diagnosed with the central nervous system disorder, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Alexion Pharmaceuticals – The drugmaker announced positive Phase 3 study results for a new treatment designed to treat a rare central nervous system disorder.
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"Infection can cause cystic lesions in the liver and lungs and also in the central nervous system and bones," the case report authors wrote.
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As the dose increases, it becomes what we call a "dissociative anesthetic," which means the central nervous system becomes almost disconnected from the body.
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Saunders said that after the sales, the company would focus on four core businesses: medical aesthetics, central nervous system, eye care and gastrointestinal products.
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" Gambling, he tells PEOPLE, "is a central nervous system stimulant and, for a while, would be soothing to Mr. Paddock's internal angst and trauma.
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Kelly also analyzed the shooter's history of drug use, and speculated the killer was on Valium, a strong benzodiazepine and central nervous system depressant.
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"There's a couple potential broad categories of how we think air pollution might be affecting the central nervous system in the brain," says Ryan.
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Caffeine is a bitter white alkaloid that stimulates the central nervous system -- the brain, spinal cord and nerves -- to make us feel more awake.
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MS is a chronic, inflammatory, autoimmune disease of the central nervous system that disrupts communication between the brain and other parts of the body.
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Linda Ronstadt is speaking out about her battle with Parkinson's after the degenerative central nervous system disease robbed her of her iconic singing voice.
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"The first thing you're going to crave is sugar because it's the preferred fuel source of the brain and central nervous system," she says.
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This required designing a skeletal structure, joints, muscles, body proportions, and even a sort of central nervous system more analogous to a human being.
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Risdiplam is a survival motor neuron-2 (SMN2) splicing modifier, designed to increase SMN protein levels in the central nervous system and peripheral tissues.
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Rabies is a potentially deadly virus that attacks the central nervous system and is typically spread to humans through the saliva of infected animals.
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"There's a couple potential broad categories of how we think air pollution might be affecting the central nervous system in the brain," says Ryan.
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She said childhood brain cancer is more difficult to treat, in part because the blood-brain barrier protects the central nervous system from toxins.
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Alcohol is a CNS [Central Nervous System] depressant, so will counteract that, which is why you might have periods of feeling drowsy and sleepy.
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It's an unpredictable and often disabling disease of the central nervous system, and it can cause chronic problems with vision, muscle control and balance.
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In specialty medicines, Teva has treatment for multiple sclerosis as well as late-stage development programs for other disorders of the central nervous system.
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"It's a spectrum that starts with agitation, nausea and basic hangover symptoms, and then it can progress to your central nervous system," Starnes said.
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Higher exposures can damage the central nervous system or cause symptoms including distorted blurred vision, vertigo, general tiredness, lowered blood pressure, headaches or nausea.
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Other neurons, sensing that the central nervous system has been breached, commit suicide; still others sprout new axons that struggle to reëstablish severed connections.
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The fundamental problem is a steady accumulation of cholesterol and other lipids inside the body's cells, which damages organs and the central nervous system.
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Obviously, this doesn't mean that low-fat dairy causes Parkinson's, a very rare central nervous system disorder that affects movement and causes telltale tremors.
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In other areas of the brain, gray matter volume decreased, possibly due to a redistribution of the cerebrospinal fluid that coats the central nervous system.
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While breakthroughs in central nervous system and cardiac treatments remain in the future for now, Cyfuse's Regenova bioprinter is attracting attention from the scientific community.
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AFP wrote:Introduced in the mid-1990s, lab-synthesised neonicotinoids are based on the chemical structure of nicotine, and attack the central nervous system of insects.
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"We don't see as much diarrhea, we do not have CNS (central nervous system) side effects, we do not have the liver effects," he said.
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But NGLY21 deficiency seems particularly damaging to cells in the brain and central nervous system, Parmar pointed out—places that are notoriously inaccessible to drugs.
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NASA and researchers suspect that heightened exposure to radiation could lead to damage to the central nervous system and affect brain function, according to Donoviel.
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The POS is becoming the restaurant's central nervous system, changing not just how you pay for your food, but how the restaurant runs its business.
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It is among the most common chronic inflammatory diseases of the central nervous system, with around 2 million people affected worldwide and no known cure.
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Multiple sclerosis is a chronic inflammatory disease affecting the central nervous system and is caused when the immune system attacks the body, known as autoimmunity.
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They included calcification of the brain, placental insufficiency with low to no amniotic fluid, fetal growth restriction and central nervous system damage, including potential blindness.
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Image: Breitschwerdt, et al (Journal of Central Nervous System Disease)Though he was soon diagnosed with schizophrenia, the antipsychotics he took did little to help.
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Your particular meds could be depressing your thyroid function, or acting as a sedative on your central nervous system, making you feel sluggish and slow.
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Cramer began with Lang's favorite chart, the daily chart of Sage Therapeutics, a company that develops medicines for central nervous system and mental health disorders.
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MS is a chronic neurological condition that affects the central nervous system (which includes the brain and spinal cord), according to the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation.
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The REM sleep cycle is believed to stimulate the central nervous system, restore brain chemistry to a normal balance, and help us form new memories.
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Now, many consumers' jobs and lives revolve around smartphones, and the data center functions as the "central nervous system" of the world's communications, Cramer said.
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Captagon is one of several brand names for fenethylline hydrochloride, a drug compound belonging to the family of amphetamines, stimulants of the central nervous system.
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These symptoms probably result from the immune system attacking the central nervous system or from a more generalized inflammation that affects how the brain works.
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The burn of spicy food is not a taste; it's a result of chemical compounds triggering an innate averse reaction in the central nervous system.
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Sleep problems might lead to cognitive impairment by causing inflammation of tissue in the central nervous system including the brain and spinal cord, Xu said.
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The researchers drew blood from the subjects and assessed the white blood cells, which are powerful indicators of the condition of the central nervous system.
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According to Original Strength, when you crawl, you're "pressing reset" on your central nervous system and revisiting the mobility patterns you learned as a baby.
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But chronic pain is more than a symptom; it is also a disease characterized by alterations in the way the central nervous system processes signals.
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The referendum was a symptom as much as a cause of the internal revolution: the Rousseauan palsy had already entered the party's central nervous system.
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As of July 28, the World Health Organization reports that nearly 2,000 babies are affected with microcephaly or central nervous system malformations associated with Zika worldwide.
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The researchers behind the new study note that the cells normally remain in the central nervous system, and recurrence tends to occur near the original tumor.
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The 21 products currently have sales of $90 million and cover therapy areas such as central nervous system, oncology, cardiovascular and anti-infectives, the statement said.
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Scientists agree that rest is important, either for "physical recuperation" or for the central nervous system, according to the paper published in the Journal of Mammalogy.
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But it said that more flare-ups are possible because the virus can persist in the eyes, central nervous system and bodily fluids of some survivors.
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Though there is no cure for her disease, which damages the central nervous system, Sigler, 37, has found solutions for herself with meditation and self-reflection.
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Infected individuals that go untreated can experience damage to their central nervous system and meningitis-like symptoms, which Sharma says can be avoided if treated early.
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Autism: They saw a strong decrease in specific neuronal signaling pathways, and an increase in cells that support the central nervous system, called microglia and astrocytes.
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It is the central nervous system of a country's medical services—monitoring the general health of communities, treating chronic conditions and providing day-to-day relief.
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Higher levels of proinflammatory cytokines in the central nervous system may disrupt the balance of neurotransmitters in the brain and lead to negative thoughts, they theorized.
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The sale of the units would allow Allergan to refocus on four key areas, including medical aesthetics and dermatology, eye care, central nervous system and gastrointestinal.
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The company hopes to develop a variety of new drugs that treat disorders of the central nervous system and has raised $54.2 million, according to PitchBook.
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Caffeine is a central nervous system stimulant, and some 22017 percent of adults in the world consume it in tea, coffee, soda, and other beverages daily.
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Others include Zynerba Pharmaceuticals, which makes cannabinoids for neuropsychiatric conditions; Insys Therapeutics, for pain-management in cancer patients; and Therapix Biosciences, for central nervous system disorders.
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Benzene, a toxic, flammable chemical found in crude oil and gasoline, is known to cause central nervous system damage and bone marrow damage, and is carcinogenic.
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At any given time, the American forces in the region act much like the central nervous system for America's long wars since the attacks of Sept.
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According to the American Brain Tumor Association, there are approximately 700,000 people in the United States living with a primary brain and central nervous system tumor.
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According to the American Brain Tumor Association, there are nearly 20163,000 people in the United States living with a primary brain and central nervous system tumor.
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"Central nervous system toxicity, as in this case, is the hallmark of organic mercury -- it typically comes on after weeks to months of exposure," he said.
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Psychosomatic factors, he said, can cause "conflicts in the central nervous system" which produce sensations of pain identical to those caused by an "organic" medical problem.
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While they normally help the body fight off infections, they are believed to malfunction and contribute to central nervous system damage in people with multiple sclerosis.
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Axsome, which develops treatments to central nervous system disorders, said it will use the proceeds to fund its late-stage product candidates and general corporate purposes.
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While the receptor is present throughout the body, it's most commonly found in the central nervous system, which is why it's so critical to getting high.
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They speak of "central sensitization" — the idea that in some people, for reasons yet unknown, the central nervous system changes over time to experience heightened pain.
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"Sound in the audible range ... is not known to cause persistent injury to the central nervous system," authors of the study wrote, according to The Washington Post .
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Another way to think of how these partnerships will work is that Aurora provides the self-driving central nervous system, while VW and Hyundai build the body.
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According to him, the microcephaly associated to Zika has been showing signs of being much more serious, since it causes lesions to the fetus's central nervous system.
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I planned to take notes about my mood and stress levels to measure whether the blanket could actually relax my central nervous system and calm me down.
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Eight days after the grafts, 40 percent of the tadpoles who received the drug grew neurons that reached the central nervous system, and without any detrimental effects.
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Staff frequently reassess participants' levels of consciousness on a formal scale, says Dr. Gaeta, so they can identify any changes that suggest deepening central nervous system depression.
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Gray matter includes neurons, which are the basic cells of the central nervous system, Jaffin says, and preservation of white matter is associated with improved processing speed.
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The scientists concluded that Zika infection during pregnancy has "grave outcomes, including fetal death, placental insufficiency, fetal growth, restriction, and [central nervous system] involvement," the journal said.
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The fluid also helps to remove waste products from the brain and distribute nutrients and other substances throughout the central nervous system, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
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Though rare, subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE), a fatal central nervous system disease, may develop seven to 10 years after a person appears to fully recover from measles.
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Specifically, both benzodiazepines and opioids slow down the central nervous system, including the respiratory drive that keeps us alive, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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The case, published in the journal PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases, is the first to link Zika virus with damage to fetal tissues outside the central nervous system.
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In addition to microcephaly, researchers reported finding other abnormalities linked with Zika including fetal deaths, placental insufficiency, fetal growth retardation and injury to the central nervous system.
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Although there's no particular reason this tech wouldn't work in the central nervous system, it would have to be smaller and testing would be much more complicated.
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One rare but fatal complication is subacute panencephalitis (SSPE), which can attack the central nervous system seven to 10 years after a person has recovered from measles.
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Within days, pathology tests confirmed the tumor type: a slow-growing ganglioglioma, a mix of cells that include components of the central nervous system and supporting tissue.
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RECOMMENDED: Amid clinic closures, young doctors seek abortion training The new discovery now shows Zika may provoke an immune attack on the central nervous system as well.
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These tweaks might sound minor, but Google's position as the web's central nervous system means they can have a big impact on smaller businesses that orbit it.
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Researchers can then work on treatments to reduce tau or its effects on the central nervous system, putting the brakes on the disease before it's too late.
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Tardigrades have eight legs with claws at the end, a brain and central nervous system, and a sucker-like pharynx behind their mouth, which can pierce food.
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Looking at data from 20153 to 2016, new research found this class of central nervous system depressants was prescribed at about 65.9 million office-based doctor visits.
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Doctors have described the brain injury as the equivalent of a stroke in its effect on the girl's central nervous system, Mithoff said according to the Chronicle.
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It was her first public event since she announced in October her diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, a chronic and often disabling disease affecting the central nervous system.
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Now that Zika is getting more attention, researchers are investigating a similar surge in babies born with central nervous system problems in French Polynesia in 2014 and 2015.
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VoteBuilder has become the central nervous system of every Democratic campaign, housing years of information on just about every contact the party has ever made with every voter.
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The teenager was diagnosed with neurocysticercosis, which the World Health Organization defines as a "parasitic infection of the central nervous system" that is caused by a pork tapeworm.
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A ketogenic diet is any diet that prompts ketosis, a state in which the central nervous system runs on ketone bodies instead of its usual diet of glucose.
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Now Brazilian researchers are also investigating possible links between the virus and Guillan-Barré syndrome, in which the body's immune system attacks parts of the central nervous system.
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"The company will be pursuing new medications and unmet need for patients suffering from cancer and select central nervous system disorders," a Purdue spokesperson wrote in an email.
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Amoebas are single-celled organisms without anything remotely resembling a central nervous system, which makes them seem like less than suitable candidates for solving such a complex puzzle.
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Chronic wasting disease , or CWD, affects the central nervous system of not only deer but moose and elk, and can cause disorientation, emaciation, excessive drinking, drooling and urination.
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The small deals are aimed at filling gaps in its core therapeutic areas, which range from the central nervous system and gastrointestinal diseases, to dermatology and eye care.
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Do not drink alcohol or take other central nervous system depressants such as cough & cold medicines, certain pain medicines & medicines that help you sleep while you take Diclegis.
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"The immunoglobulin is what intervenes before the illness can go from the periphery of the body into the central nervous system, and eventually into the brain," Rupprecht explains.
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MS, which Blair has described as an "unpredictable disease," affects the central nervous system, and, specifically, it has caused Blair to lose some of her fine motor skills.
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Past studies with animals have shown that trauma to the central nervous system, including the brain, may jump-start the kind of autoimmune reactions that underlie multiple sclerosis.
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Last year, 13 drugs covering central nervous system diseases, cancer, diabetes and other areas accounted for the bulk of the company's 7.7 billion yuan ($1.1 billion) in revenue.
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Pagliuca also pointed to Bain Capital's recent $350 million investment to create a company that seeks to develop more than a dozen central nervous system drugs from Pfizer.
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Higher exposures can damage the central nervous system or cause symptoms including distorted blurred vision, vertigo, general tiredness, fainting, lowered blood pressure and pulse rate, headaches or nausea.
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But Raisman realized that there is one part of the central nervous system where glial cells encourage regeneration: in the nerves that connect the nose to the brain.
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Image: Jie YangA team of scientists has discovered a fossil with what may be the the oldest and most well-preserved example of a central nervous system ever found.
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The baby boy's mother carries genes for Leigh syndrome, a rare inherited disorder that affects the central nervous system, and resulted in the death of her first two children.
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"Ninety percent of all outcomes from drinking during pregnancy affect the baby's central nervous system," said Denis Viljoen, chairman of the Foundation for Alcohol Related Research in South Africa.
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PM20133 refers to tiny particles that are 2.5 micrometers or less in diameter—small enough to penetrate deep into the circulatory system and potentially infiltrate the central nervous system.
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The R&D company will hold rights to a portfolio of drug candidates in clinical development for specialty cardiovascular disorders, central nervous system illnesses, immunological disorders and orphan diseases.
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It's found naturally in coffee, tea, and chocolate, and acts as a central nervous system stimulant to make you feel a rush of energy, elevated mood, and increased focus.
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Ketamine is difficult to dose, and when you overdose, you can experience potentially fatal side effects, including central nervous system inhibition that can lead to cardiac arrest, Giordano says.
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The herb has been used for centuries in traditional Mexican medicine, but in high doses it can cause hallucinations and affects the central nervous system, which can cause death.
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The depression, Yaskin hypothesized, was a reaction "on the part of the central nervous system to the toxic or metabolic changes produced by the progressive visceral condition" — the cancer.
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The deal gives Richter, which makes gynaecological, cardiovascular and central nervous system drugs, global rights for Finox's female infertility medicine Bemfola in all markets apart from the United States.
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For central nervous system programs, both companies will have the option of selecting drug candidates to participate equally in potential future profits of programs led by the other party.
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Of all the neurons in the body, only those in the central nervous system—the ones situated in the brain and the spinal cord—seem incapable of this trick.
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"We hope to build a world-class company; we think there are very few CNS (central nervous system) companies that are out there purely dedicated to this space," Koppel said.
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Square deserves much credit for leading the way to software-based POS systems; however, Square initially was more about electronifying cash for micro merchants than a new central nervous system.
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The team are hoping to apply this to the central nervous system and help reverse paralysis caused by severe spinal injuries -- yet another field in dire need of more options.
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However some will suffer flu-like symptoms and a small number will develop a more serious disease affecting the brain and central nervous system, according to Public Health England (PHE).
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We are taking on hard problems, and obviously there is no successful disease-modifying drug for the treatment of Alzheimer's, nor are there drugs that repair the central nervous system.
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They tracked the number of birth defects commonly seen among Zika-affected babies, including brain abnormalities and small head size or microcephaly, eye defects and other central nervous system problems.
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In 2004, still in search of an effective treatment, the woman saw a neurologist who gave her 5-HTP, a naturally occurring amino acid that affects the central nervous system.
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" Of babies who do contract Neonatal Herpes, he says, "About half have skin, eye, and/or mouth disease, and the rest get either central nervous system or disseminated (everywhere) infections.
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They include around 50 drugs already on the market and 25 in development that treat illnesses ranging from cancer to respiratory disease and central nervous system disorders, the source said.
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Allergan wants to build out its central nervous system franchise, which is one of the largest in the industry and treats diseases including Alzheimer's, depression, migraines and schizophrenia, Saunders said.
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Scientists at AbbVie and Alector believe there is growing evidence that immune deficiencies within the central nervous system play an important role in the progression of neurodegenerative disorders like Alzheimer's.
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Brazil's Health Ministry believes the virus infected most of women who gave birth to babies with "microcephaly or changes in the central nervous system suggesting congenital infection," the agency said.
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Hansoh's drug portfolio covers central nervous system diseases, oncology, anti-infectives, diabetes, and gastrointestinal and cardiovascular therapies, according to its prospectus filed with the Hong Kong stock exchange last month.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control, the parasite, also known as Angiostrongylus cantonensis, can "cause severe gastrointestinal or central nervous system disease in humans," as well as eosinophilic meningitis.
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Idorsia will specialize in the discovery and development of small molecules in multiple therapeutic areas including central nervous system disorders, cardiovascular disorders, immunological disorders and orphan diseases, the company said.
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U.S. and Canadian diplomats in Cuba suffered mild traumatic brain injury and likely damage to their central nervous system in an incident that has been linked to a sonic attack.
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What they did: The mBio study examined the spinal fluid from AFM patients and compared them to non-AFM patients with other central nervous system diseases — looking for both genetic.
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All but eight of the 51 cases involved severe brain abnormalities such as microcephaly; the others had impairments that included other brain malformations and dysfunction in the central nervous system.
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Background: How the brain and spinal cord drain cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) has been under recent debate, as scientists only recently re-discovered the central nervous system has its own lymphatic system.
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A former DJ for MTV, she was in her early 30s when she was diagnosed with the rare disease, which impacts her brain and central nervous system and causes horrific pain.
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One of the major challenges of testing for drugs in rape cases is that virtually anything that depresses the central nervous system or lowers inhibitions can be used in an assault.
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Orban said if current levels of uncertainty around Esmya persist, Richter, which makes gynecological, cardiovascular and central nervous system drugs, may not issue earnings guidance next month, as it usually does.
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Before you exercise, the trainer recommends snacking on a handful of organic almonds or macadamia nuts with an organic espresso; caffeine stimulates the central nervous system and can improve athletic performance.
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MS is an unpredictable disease that affects the central nervous system and disrupts the communication between the brain and the rest of the body, according to the National Library of Medicine.
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How heat kills kids The central nervous system is not fully developed in children, and this makes their bodies less able to cope with temperature changes, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Even if the heat doesn't kill you, it can result in permanent damage to the brain, central nervous system, and internal organs, requiring extensive medical treatment, Mora said in an interview.
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These days, it's the central nervous system of a Hawaiian art and design community diverse in age, medium, genre, but united in ambition to make Honolulu a positive place for creatives.
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"Since it's an antagonist, it works oppositely of the poisonous drug and reverses the central nervous system depression caused by the drug someone overdosed on," explains forensic chemist Khadijah Balfour-Jeffrey.
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Complications are rare, but if the virus spreads from the intestines to the central nervous system, a patient can get viral meningitis or viral encephalitis, with confusion and seizures and coma.
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Investigators said Nichols suffered from depression and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and that the combined effects of "multiple central nervous system-impairing drugs" likely affected his ability to make safe decisions.
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According to the World Health Organization, lead can negatively affect children's brain development and cause kidney, liver, reproductive, and central nervous system problems, all of which are believed to be irreversible.
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His first doctors believed Cash had central nervous system vasculitis, an inflammation of the blood vessels, and decided to treat it with 11-hour sessions of chemotherapy, two times a month.
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The olfactory ensheathing cells in the brain, the doctors surmised, were better suited for promoting growth in the spinal cord, since they were accustomed to conditions in the central nervous system.
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Nerve cells are kept alive by and connected to other cells called glia; outside of the central nervous system, one of the two major types of glia are called Schwann cells.
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On Monday, seven members of the FDA's Peripheral and Central Nervous System Drugs Advisory Committee voted that Sarepta had not provided enough evidence that the drug, eteplirsen, was effective for treating DMD.
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The disease can cause flu-like symptoms and diarrhea, and in more severe cases spread from the intestine to the blood, causing bloodstream infections, or to the central nervous system, causing meningitis.
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As a colonel, Mr Mattis served as executive secretary to two defence secretaries, a co-ordinating post "at the centre of the central nervous system of the department", in Mr Tyrer's words.
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"We initiate coverage on GWPH, a pre-commercial-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on cannabis-based therapies in central nervous system (CNS) disorders," Goldman's Salveen Richter wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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Idorsia, run by Actelion co-founder Jean-Paul Clozel, specialises in the discovery and development of small molecules to treat central nervous system, cardiovascular and immunological disorders as well as orphan diseases.
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Next was Sage Therapeutics, a developer of therapies for central nervous system disorders, up more than six-fold since its IPO four years ago, reaching a market cap of nearly $8 billion.
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While the epidemic has come under control, experts have warned of the risk of new flare-ups, as Ebola can linger in the eyes, central nervous system and bodily fluids of survivors.
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She has since struggled with symptoms of MS, a disease of the central nervous system that can cause vision problems, issues with balance and coordination, fatigue, tremors and memory issues, among others.
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Ritalin, or methylphenidate, is in a class of medications called central nervous system stimulants, which are often used in children and adults to help control symptoms of ADHD or to treat narcolepsy.
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"As the disease progresses, there is widespread damage throughout the body, including the heart, bones, joints, respiratory system and central nervous system, leading to a shortened lifespan," Klein wrote in an email.
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As a record of what American life feels like right now, of the effects of the current American insanity on the central nervous system, it is unlikely to be bettered this year.
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The disease can cause flu-like symptoms and diarrhoea, and in more severe cases spread from the intestine to the blood, causing bloodstream infections, or to the central nervous system, causing meningitis.
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Perhaps it is an artifact of biology: central-nervous-system injuries were so rare in our prehistory that there was no reason for evolution to expend energy devising strategies to fix them.
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During any of the aforementioned stages, the disease can also spread to the central nervous system (known as neurosyphilis, as in Maupassant's case) or eye (ocular syphilis), causing paralysis, dementia, and blindness.
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At Glass Hour you can have as much coffee as your central nervous system can take, because you're not paying for the coffee as much as you're paying for the space itself.
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In humans, the resulting disease, trypanosomiasis, causes "sleeping sickness," a potentially fatal condition that attacks the central nervous system and, as the name suggests, afflicts people with an uncontrollable urge to sleep.
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Erethism mercurialis, a neurological disorder that affects the entire central nervous system, comes from mercury poisoning; English felt-hatmakers used mercury in the "felting" of hats, exposing them to the chemical's vapor.
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As the baby wasp grows, it sustains itself by eating the ladybug's insides, until the virus—which has infected the host's entire body—hits the brain and shuts down the central nervous system.
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Sigler also shared she sometimes worries the disease, which damages the central nervous system, will negatively impact her relationship with her two young children: sons Jack Adam, 13 months, and Beau Kyle, 5½.
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One of Allergan's successful endeavors in the central nervous system space, its Namenda Alzheimer's franchise, took a hit over the past year after one of its key drugs, Namenda IR, lost patent protection.
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Your mood drops when your dopamine receptors aren't stimulated; people with clinical depression typically suffer from dopamine disruptions in their central nervous system, explains Paul Hokemeyer, an addiction therapist at Caron Treatment Centers.
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In 2016, the FDA said that the drugs may have a disabling side effect on muscles, nerves, joints and the central nervous system and should be restricted for use in some simpler infections.
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Books of The Times In late July, The American Conservative ran an interview with J. D. Vance that drew so much traffic it briefly crippled the central nervous system of the magazine's website.
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In fact, hints of it have been uncovered in the development of the neural tube in vertebrates, the precursor of their central nervous system—which would call for a very different underlying mechanism.
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The CDC also explains that complications from the chickenpox include bacterial superinfections of the skin, blisters, pneumonia, and extension of the infection to the central nervous system -- in addition to hospitalization and death.
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The novel's central nervous system is formed around American politics — it ends as well as begins with Kennedy's death, and spends considerable time on the Vietnam War, the Cuban Missile Crisis and Watergate.
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The organism, which lacks a central nervous system, also expands over a peer-to-peer organizational model called the Holacracy, and a spiritual mandala designed by biologist Minakata Kamagusu, modeling a decentralized worldview.
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But when certain species of amoeba end up in a person's central nervous system and brain—usually by being inhaled through the nose from contaminated water—they can literally feast on the brain's tissues.
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In addition to alcohol suppressing his central nervous system and acting with the depressant effects of heroin, Hunter states it was Monteith's time of abstinence that made the amount of heroin he used fatal.
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Here's what you need to know about the aggressive tumor: Glioblastoma can occur in many areas of the brain and is highly invasive within the central nervous system, because the cells reproduce very quickly.
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Because their central nervous system is spread out like this, if you were to scoop out large portions of their bilateral brain (which scientists have done), an octopus would still be able to function.
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Meningiomas are the most common tumors that originate in the central nervous system, numbering about 27,000 cases per year, based on 2009-13 data from the Central Brain Tumor Registry in the United States.
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"The brain is still developing during the teen years, nicotine exposure might lead to changes in the central nervous system that predispose teens to dependence on other drugs of abuse," Dai said by email.
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Toluene occurs naturally in crude oil and is used as a gasoline additive, "and damage to the central nervous system is the main concern following exposure to toluene in the air," the library says.
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M.S. is a condition in which an abnormal response of the body's immune system is directed against the central nervous system and attacks myelin, the coating of the nerve fibers, and the fibers themselves.
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Roche said Japan is the first country to approve Rozlytrek, also known as entrectinib, targeting people with NTRK fusion-positive solid tumours, across 10 different tumour types, including those with central nervous system metastases.
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The pending proxy fight comes months after DepoMed, whose products treat pain and other conditions of the central nervous system, successfully beat back a $3 billion hostile takeover bid by an Irish rival, Horizon Pharma.
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Growth was driven by the Aladdin risk management platform, which acts like a central nervous system of sorts, allowing an investment manager to assess the risk and liquidity of its assets at any given moment.
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"It's a very novel approach to treating certain central nervous system conditions," said Gary Nachman, a specialty pharmaceuticals analyst at BMO Capital Markets who hosted a conference call for investors with Pear executives in January.
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A small prosthetic enabled the jellyfish to swim three times faster and more efficiently without causing any apparent stress to the animals, which have no brain, central nervous system or pain receptors, the researchers said.
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The diagnosis is confirmed if a patient has damaged myelin in at least two areas of the central nervous system and has had at least two relapses, according to the American Academy of Family Physicians.
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"Heavy alcohol consumption must always be avoided, not only for the risk of cardiovascular disease, but also because it causes acute injury to the liver and to the central nervous system," Lippi said by email.
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It found that in 2013 and 2014, those states' typical rate of severe birth defects — including microcephaly, brain abnormalities, eye defects or central nervous system problems — was about 3 out of every 1,000 live births.
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And since plants do not have brains, nor a central nervous system (which is how intelligence is defined), it is said to be impossible for them to have emotions and the ability to reason or feel.
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Among patients who had existing metastases in the central nervous system (CNS), Alecensa reduced the risk of disease progression in the CNS by 60 percent compared with Xalkori, according to a new clinical trial subgroup analysis.
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Or Type 223 diabetes, asthma, allergies, dental cavities, or the following types of cancer: acute non-lymphoblastic leukemia, non-Hodgkin lymphoma, central nervous system cancers, malignant germ cell tumors, juvenile bone tumors, and other solid cancers.
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I'll soon be able to use it to control my TV, thanks to the new integration with Amazon's Fire TV. The Dot has become the access point to the central nervous system of my smart home.
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According to the study, mice dosed with night milk were less inclined to explore during an open field test, which the team believes reflects reduced central nervous system activity and the sedative effect of the milk.
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One group of villagers had more than double the level of mercury considered to be a serious health risk - such as damage to the central nervous system, kidneys, heart and reproductive process - detected in their hair.
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An additional possible case of AFM, which affects the central nervous system, brings the total number of confirmed or suspected cases to nine, a spokeswoman for the Washington State Department of Health said in a statement.
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The drug, Vumerity, was approved to treat relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis, a disabling autoimmune disease that damages the central nervous system and can lead to fatigue, pain, vision loss and impaired coordination and motor skills.
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"These finding raise concerns that the virus may cause severe damage to fetuses leading to stillbirths and may be associated with effects other than those seen in the central nervous system," Ko said in a statement.
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"Briefly, we have indications that the immune system and an inflammation response is involved when that hangover alarm goes out, from the central nervous system, when the blood alcohol concentration finally gets to zero," she said.
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Kinley lived without cancer for four years, but, in April of 2017, just one month before she was to graduate high school, we learned that the cancer had returned, this time in her central nervous system.
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A second powerful family of opioids called dynorphins activate their own receptors in the central nervous system and have effects that are in many ways the opposite of those we have come to expect from opioids.
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These include brain abnormalities such as microcephaly; neural tube defects and spina bifida; eye abnormalities, such as cataracts and optic nerve abnormalities; and consequences of central nervous system dysfunction, such as joint contractures that prevent normal movement.
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"Our findings may be important from a public health perspective since they could highlight the neurotoxic effects of cannabis use on the central nervous system as a result of how it affects retinal processing," the researchers wrote.
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MS is a chronic, inflammatory, autoimmune disease of the central nervous system that disrupts communication between the brain and other parts of the body and is among the most common causes of neurological disability in young adults.
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The Cruel Intentions actress, who went public with her diagnosis back in October 2018, reflected on her early experiences with the chronic disease of the central nervous system in a touching message shared to Instagram on Thursday.
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Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a disease that affects the central nervous system, causing interruptions in the transmission of nerve signals between the brain, spinal cord, and rest of the body, according to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
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GM on Monday unveiled a new electronic platform for future vehicles — essentially giving them a transplant of the brain and central nervous system — that will power advanced self-driving features and enable future software updates like smartphones.
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The reason for this is the depressive effect benzos have on the central nervous system: they limit our breathing and heart rate as a result of the suppressed neurotransmitters, leaving the body ultra vulnerable to other substances.
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Bivalves, on the other hand, don't physically react this way; unlike, say, lobsters, they don't have a central nervous system, and their lack of a brain means they can't experience the type of physical pain we understand.
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That revamp is part of a broader streamlining process designed to make the company a force to be reckoned with in its core therapy areas of cancer, gastrointestinal (GI) and central nervous system (CNS) medicine, plus vaccines.
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News media have reported that Americans and Canadians working in Cuba have been diagnosed with hearing loss, nausea, headaches, balance disorders and conditions as serious as mild traumatic brain injury and damage to the central nervous system.
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The attacks allegedly began in late 2016 and Washington has spent this year trying to understand how these envoys could sustain permanent hearing damage, mild traumatic brain injury, and even possible damage to the central nervous system.
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Dr. Gottlieb and Dr. Marks also said that orthopedic procedures — injecting the fat-derived cells into joints — were of lower priority than treatments that involved injecting or infusing the cells into the central nervous system or bloodstream.
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" But according to the journal Drug Testing and Analysis, meldonium can enhance an athlete's performance by increasing "endurance performance of athletes, improved rehabilitation after exercise, protection against stress, and enhanced activations of central nervous system (CNS) functions.
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The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) said that Nichols suffered from depression and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and that the combined effects of "multiple central nervous system-impairing drugs" likely affected his ability to make safe decisions.
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Twitter has become the epicenter of basketball fandom, a beating heart and a central nervous system, a place where serious statistical analysis flows alongside highlights, jokes, exclamations, and inane trash talk from every conceivable corner of the world.
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"Chronic use can cause slowing of the electrical activity in the brain," Dharia said, explaining that because opiates depress the central nervous system, they can cause sleep-wake cycle changes, mood changes, cognitive issues and even cognitive decline.
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The drug "demonstrates an increase in endurance performance of athletes, improved rehabilitation after exercise, protection against stress, and enhanced activations of central nervous system functions," according to a study last year in the journal Drug Testing and Analysis.
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I've got to tell you, here's my feeling on all the central nervous system and traumatic brain injury stocks: if you want to speculate, it is a great area to speculate because there's so little to help people.
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CBS reported this week that Americans and Canadians working in Cuba had been diagnosed with hearing loss, nausea, headaches and balance disorders and conditions as serious as mild traumatic brain injury and damage to the central nervous system.
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According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the cause is not always known but can be the result of a head injury, a brain tumor, a stroke or an infection in the central nervous system.
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And the Environmental Working Group gives it an 8 out of 10 on the danger scale, for its potential as a thyroid function-disrupting, respiratory distress-causing, central nervous system-damaging, allergic reaction-causing risk to your health.
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Hiccups have been shown as indicators for between 40 and 100 diseases, Davis says, so a case that's really lingering could be an indication of serious health problems like central nervous system or metabolic disorders, or nerve damage.
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Nichols suffered from depression and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and had a cocktail of "multiple central nervous system-impairing drugs" in his system that likely affected his ability to make safe decisions during the crash, the NTSB determined.
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"If Brent ... tells a good story, I think it could mark the beginning of a new run for Allergan, which makes Botox along with a bunch of other aesthetic, eye care and central nervous system drugs," Cramer said.
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Citing the continuing investigation, railway officials would not comment Tuesday on Taiwanese news reports that illuminated signs related to the train's control and management system — effectively the train's central nervous system — had been flashing irregularly before the crash.
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The first time that people are exposed to Schistosoma mansoni larvae, they can have an acute reaction known as Katayama fever or develop a central nervous system infection, which in rare cases causes irreversible neurological damage or death.
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Using MEG techniques, the Japanese researchers behind the 2014 paper even suggested that seizures may be linked to a system in the central nervous system that is susceptible to certain frequency of vibrations ultimately caused by strobe lighting.
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The active psychoactive ingredient in marijuana, THC, binds very well to the cannabinoid 1 receptor in the central nervous system, says Norbert Kaminski, a toxicologist at Michigan State University who studies the effects of cannabinoids on the immune system.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on Wednesday rejected biopharma Intra-Cellular Therapies' bid to add another three weeks to a patent on a crystalline compound for treating a wide array of central nervous system disorders.
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Diseases of the central nervous system — from Alzheimer's to Parkinson's to Lou Gehrig's disease — have been incredibly difficult for drug developers to crack, and Pfizer's retreat appeared that it would siphon more much-needed money and attention from the area.
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One through line is chemical: You could come away from the book prepared to make the somewhat bleak argument that what we call "artistic process" is just a never-ending alternation of uppers and downers moving through the central nervous system.
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It's essentially a mechanical form of artificial intelligence that works to accomplish complex tasks by doing what a regular central nervous system does — using its various parts to gather information and communicate that information to the system as a whole.
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"Ultimately we're building a central nervous system for financial advisory and services firms, paving the way for us to become the first real-time monitor of businesses' financial data," says Silverfin co-founder Joris Van Der Gucht in a statement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A doctor who evaluated American and Canadian diplomats working in Cuba diagnosed them with conditions as serious as mild traumatic brain injury and damage to the central nervous system, CBS News said on Wednesday, citing medical records it reviewed.
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Richter, which makes gynaecological, cardiovascular and central nervous system drugs, said revenues fell 1.6 percent to 88.7 billion forints, hit by a decline in sales in crisis-torn Ukraine, and a drop in the exchange rate in its main market, Russia.
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Alcohol should probably be avoided since it can make more of the DMT in the ayahuasca available to your central nervous system, which could make effects of ayahuasca like hallucinations, nausea, and rapid heartbeat more intense or durable, Giordano adds.
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Recently, a team from Oxford and Israel's Tel-Hai College demonstrated for the first time that plants are also sensitive to the variability of resources in their environment, and are thus making risk assessments despite lacking a central nervous system.
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When severe, in about 10 to 20 percent of cases, Lassa does horrible things to the body: It replicates in the internal organs and central nervous system, causing its victims to bleed out of every orifice or go into shock.
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"It's a mild stimulant to the central nervous system that won't make your heart beat faster," Mr. Richkus explained as he lit a charcoal briquette holding a tear of black frankincense, a variety that grows along the moist Omani coast.
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In a 2014 study published by the Austin Journal of Clinical Neurology, three Japanese researchers linked strobe lights to eliciting peak regional cerebral blood flow in the visual cortex, which then has a knock on effect on the central nervous system.
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The prosecution's final witness, Timothy P. Rohrig, a forensic toxicologist, testified that the symptoms described by Ms. Constand – sleepiness, dry mouth, poor muscle coordination – were consistent with Benadryl or quaaludes, which are both drugs that act on the central nervous system.
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Alnylam, which last year won U.S. approval for the first treatment using the Nobel prize-winning technology, has a host of other such therapies in its pipeline for various genetic, cardio-metabolic, liver and eye and central nervous system (CNS) diseases.
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Some people who drink water containing TTHMs in excess of the maximum standard over many years may experience problems with their liver, kidneys, or central nervous system, and may have an increased risk of getting cancer, according to the EPA.
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And after she was diagnosed at age 20 with multiple sclerosis (an autoimmune disease, also known as MS, that impacts the central nervous system), Sigler was able to keep her condition a secret for several years until symptoms started to present themselves.
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The company, which specialises in the central nervous system and immunology, said it expected revenue next year to between 20143 and 22014 billion euros, recurring core profit (EBITDA) of 21-20.9042 billion euros and core earnings per share of 2.90-3.20 euros.
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Passed primarily by the bite of an infected Aedes aegypti female, Zika is now linked to neurological issues ranging from microcephaly to central nervous system disorders in babies of mothers who contracted the disease while pregnant, as well as fetal deaths and miscarriages.
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Rather, it'll take you to numerous pieces of research that provide evidence supporting the theory that cannabinoids like THC could be novel anti-inflammatory drugs, a panacea for nausea, or a breakthrough way of treating symptoms associated with central nervous system diseases.
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Amazon is, basically, trying to make Alexa available everywhere through differentiated pieces of hardware: it sees the Echo as a kind of central nervous system, while the Dot is something you would tether to your "real" speakers, or put in another room.
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Takeda's Chief Executive Officer Christophe Weber said on the same call that while there were not many opportunities to buy cancer drugs and central nervous system drugs, such as Alzheimer remedies and bipolar treatments, the company, nevertheless, would make acquisitions "that make sense".
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Sleeping pills commonly used to treat insomnia tend to work by depressing the central nervous system as a whole, says Paul Coleman, a medicinal chemist who works at Merck's laboratories at West Point, Philadelphia, and who was instrumental in the development of Belsomra.
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The death toll from AES, a fever that affects the central nervous system, has risen from 97 reported last Monday and medical and government officials are facing mounting criticism for struggling to contain the crisis in the town of nearly 350,000 people.
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Fear—the kind that strikes right in the lower intestine when you wake up after the Christmas party and remember that you called your boss a "Tory cunt" as a joke no less than 15 times—consumes your entire central nervous system.
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That's when a cancer patient's immune system attacks a tumor — in this case, the leukemia — but because some molecule in the central nervous system happens to resemble one on the tumor, the immune system also attacks the brain, causing psychiatric or neurological problems.
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Before 2009, only four drugs were available to reduce symptoms and slow the progression of multiple sclerosIs (MS), a disabling autoimmune disease that damages the central nervous system and can lead to fatigue, pain, vision loss and impaired coordination and motor skills.
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Why it matters: Automakers face an urgent need to redesign their vehicles' electronic architecture — essentially their brain and central nervous system — to handle the onslaught of advanced features that will one day allow cars to talk to each other and drive themselves.
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ACT-709478, designed to target calcium channels throughout the central nervous system believed to play a role in epilepsy, has completed an early safety study in healthy adults and is slated to start a Phase 2 trial in rare paediatric epilepsy this year.
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ACT-709478, designed to target calcium channels throughout the central nervous system believed to play a role in epilepsy, has completed an early safety study in healthy adults and is slated to start a Phase 2 trial in rare paediatric epilepsy this year.
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"They're different in terms of the way to activate the central nervous system, but the overall outcome is similar," said Monica Perez, a professor in the Department of Neurological Surgery with the Miami Project to Cure Paralysis at the University of Miami.
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It turned out that, as I was merrily bouncing my way down the stairs, I managed to jar my brain to the point that the olfactory nerve—which links the sensitive areas of the nose to the central nervous system—was completely sheared.
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Mednick led research, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences this month, that describes the role the body's autonomic nervous system plays during sleep in memory consolidation, a process that many previously thought was just the work of the central nervous system.
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Since the retina is an easy-to-access extension of the central nervous system, a comparison study of retinal processes in both regular marijuana users and controls might provide more information about the drug's effects in the brain, hypothesized Laprevote and his co-authors.
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They rushed from the reception to Blank Children's Hospital in Des Moines, Iowa, where doctors notified them that Mariana had contracted herpes simplex virus type 1, which led to the complication of meningitis, and that it was wreaking havoc on her central nervous system.
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In Monday's episode of Shondaland's podcast Katie's Crib, hosted by Scandal star Katie Lowes, the 37-year-old actress opens up about the impact the disease, which damages the central nervous system, has had on her sons Jack Adam, 13 months, and Beau Kyle, 5½.
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"Most of the drugs that act on the central nervous system are going to be somewhat more fat soluble because they're actually developed to have a high fat solubility to allow increased penetration into the brain," which has a high fat content itself, he explains.
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Animal studies, for instance, have demonstrated a link between repeated inoculation with aluminum-containing vaccines and severe neurobehavioral outcomes (restlessness, muscle tremors, loss of response to stimuli), the presence of aluminum in central nervous system tissue, and altered expression of certain genes in the brain.
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"The brain is still in development during the teen years and is not mature for young adults, nicotine exposure might lead to changes in the central nervous system that predisposes teens and young adults to dependence on other drugs of abuse," Dai said by email.
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More on this... 27 oddest medical cases 10 deadly diseases that hopped across species 27 devastating infectious diseases These cysts typically grow in the liver or the lungs, but they can also appear in other parts of the body, including the bones and the central nervous system.
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Yet "for the first time in a long time, it's a new treatment for obesity that doesn't affect the central nervous system," said Dr. Dyan Hes, medical director of Gramercy Pediatrics in New York, who sits on the board of the American Board of Obesity Medicine.
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In 2017 the Court of Appeal in England ruled that doctors treating people with Huntington's chorea, an inherited fatal disease of the central nervous system the definitive diagnosis of which is a particular abnormal DNA sequence, have a duty to disclose that diagnosis to the patient's children.
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The case study, published in the Journal of Central Nervous System Disease, details a 14-year-old boy who suddenly lost his grip on reality—and the 18-month nightmare he and his family went through before doctors finally found the still-mysterious cause of his breakdown.
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More than 10 US diplomats and their family members in Cuba have experienced strange symptoms including hearing loss, mild traumatic brain injury, and central nervous system damage after being exposed to some kind of mysterious sonic weapon, according to a review of medical records by CBS News.
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While I knew that being in a combat zone, for instance, would have been far worse than my hour of difficulty dealing with a dislocated jaw, my central nervous system had no such clarity—it was simply responding to the worst thing that's ever happened to me.
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"Any time in our history, when we have had a period of high opioid abuse, like we have been experiencing over the past few years, ultimately, it's followed by an increased level of abuse and addiction of powerful central nervous system stimulants like methamphetamine," Braun said.
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"Opioids act on the central nervous system and often have a sedating effect, so people may feel drowsier after taking opioids or may experience reduced motor functioning, which may cause them to lose their balance and become more at risk of falls," Saloner said by email.
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Kratom was described by a Dutch colonial botanist in 1839, but according to Oliver Grundmann, who studies the effects of herbal products on the central nervous system at the University of Florida, interest in the US and Europe didn't become widespread until the mid-2000s and 2010s.
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Trump is like a raging storm that never blows itself out, as his early morning Twitter rants injected into the nation's central nervous system trigger outrages that obliterate traditional political debate and make days feel like weeks, weeks feel like months and months feel like years.
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