Abstract P-469

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Colour is often used as a sign in medicine, yet there have been few studies into the effects of a colour vision deficiency (CVD) on doctors’ medical skills. Using a literature search, the results indicate the prevalence of CVD in the medical profession and its effects on medical skills. For the congenital form among male doctors in the United Kingdom, the prevalence is shown to be probably abou...

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The presence of an active and functioning endocannabinoid (EC) system within cardiovascular tissues implies that this system has either a physiological or pathophysiological role (or both), and there is a substantial literature to support the notion that, in the main, they are protective in the setting of various CVD states. Moreover, there is an equally extensive literature to demonstrate the ...

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Nitzan Rosenfeld1,8, Ranit Aharonov1,8, Eti Meiri1,8, Shai Rosenwald1,8, Yael Spector1, Merav Zepeniuk1, Hila Benjamin1, Norberto Shabes1, Sarit Tabak1, Asaf Levy1, Danit Lebanony1, Yaron Goren1, Erez Silberschein1, Nurit Targan1, Alex Ben-Ari1, Shlomit Gilad1, Netta Sion-Vardy2, Ana Tobar3, Meora Feinmesser3, Oleg Kharenko4, Ofer Nativ5, Dvora Nass6,7, Marina Perelman6,7, Ady Yosepovich6,7, Br...

Answer to the question from page 469

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Using a Digiscan Actimeter, many previous studies have shown that low dose caffeine (6.2525 mg/kg) stimulates locomotion while caffeine in high doses (100 mg/kg) depresses locomotion. This locomotor stimulatory effects induced by caffeine in rodents have been attributed to antagonism of adenosine A1 and A2A receptors while its depressant effects are mediated by the blockade of the A1 receptors....