Vegetarianism is an old classic eating behavior that leads to lessening of several health risk factors. Vegetarian diet is reported to improve control of blood glucose concentration, to lower insulin requirement and to aid in weight control in diabetic patients. However, there is no evidence for the prevalence of diabetes mellitus to be significantly lower in vegetarians than in non-vegetarians...

How much does language influence how we think? How far are the categories of our language contingent and culture-specific? Few questions are of greater significance to the social sciences. In this paper we attempt to demonstrate that linguistic semantics can address these questions with rigour and precision, by analysing some examples of cultural 'key words' in several languages. We want to arg...

This study explored touchscreen keyboards using high precision touchscreen strategies. Phase one evaluated three possible monitor positions: 30, 45, and 75 degrees from horizontal. Results indicate that the 75 degree angle, approximately the standard monitor position, resulted in more fatigue and lower preference ratings. Phase two collected touch bias and key size data for the 30 degree angle....

autism is a complex neuropsychiatric disorder that manifests in early childhood. although the etiology is unknown yet but, new hypothesis focused on identifying the key genes related to autism may elucidate its etiology. the main objective of the present study was to verify the value of karyotyping in autistic children and identifying association between chromosome abnormalities and autism.we e...

Quality of Family Life is understood when a person covers their personal and family needs. In Chile, the appropriate mechanisms for its evaluation are unknown, which makes it difficult to provide relevant intervention guidelines. The research characterized perception degree importance each domains quality life attributed by families students with permanent educational needs derived from disabil...

Studies of social dysfunction in patients with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have generally focused on the perception of emotional words and facial affect. Brain imaging studies have suggested that the fusiform gyrus is associated with both the comprehension of language and face recognition. We hypothesized that patients with ASD would have decreased ability to recognize affect via emotional w...