Why might black tetragons be more effective than white for inducing blanking?

Ultrasonic antidepressant therapy might be more effective than electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) in treating severe depression.

ECT is widely acknowledged as an effective treatment for severe depression (I), but its drawbacks of entailing a seizure, general anesthesia, post-ictal confusion and memory disturbance can be problematical to the extent of preventing some patients from undergoing the treatments often enough to sustain relief. According to Higgins et al (2), stimulation of specific points on the surface of the ...

Fluid therapy might be more difficult than you think.

Robert G. Hahn, MD, PhD Young anesthesiologists have long been taught that the replacement of losses is the key target in the management of IV fluid therapy. During surgery, a fluid deficit is undoubtedly created by preoperative fasting, surgical blood loss, evaporation, and urinary excretion. The vasodilatation induced by many forms of anesthesia allows the vascular space to contain more plasm...

Belief in optimism might be more problematic than actual optimism

People appear to be biased in their predictions of the future; predicting that projects will take less time than they actually will (see Roy et al., 2005a; Buehler et al., 2010; Halkjelsvik and Jørgensen, 2012, for review) and that they will be unlikely to experience future misfortunes (see Dunning et al., 2004, for review). These biases are frequently attributed to people being overly optimist...

Datawarehousing Has More Colours Than Just Black & White

Mouse Strain Backgrounds: More Than Black and White

two suggested, among them neuronal excitability and Mouse Strain Backgrounds: degeneration (Messer et al., 1992; Schauwecker and More Than Black and White Steward, 1997; Cox et al., 1997; Hamilton et al., 1997) and hearing loss (Erway et al., 1993). A recent Viewpoint in Neuron, which arose from a BanAn extended panelof readily available common inbred strains that would serve neuroscientists we...