As one who has had considerable experience of mental work amongst normal and abnormal children, first in the special clinic which I had the privilege of instituting in the Children's Hospital, Melbourne, and more latterly at Stoke Park Colony, Bristol, I am naturally in entire agreement with the opener of this discussion, Dr. Posthuma, in her appeal for the establishment of Child Guidance Clini...

Like any other pediatric surgeon, Athena is often perplexed by the recalcitrant variety of necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) in newborn. Despite appropriate therapy, they relentlessly progress to death. These cases are often shelved with a label “fulminant NEC”. [1] The mystery is slowly being unraveled by a recent series of articles on gastrointestinal mucormycosis of neonates (GIMN). GIMN masqu...

doi:10.1016/j.cpem.2 The availability of caffeine-containing energy beverages, combined with aggressive marketing and urban legend, has promoted their widespread use, particularly among adolescents. The caffeine content of these products is presently unregulated. Rapid growth in the consumption of these supplements has resulted in increasing reports of caffeine poisoning. This article provides ...

Monitoring eye movement offers insights into visual perception, as well as the users associated attention mechanisms and cognitive processes. This paper presents the results of an empirical study that investigated the impact of differing multimedia presentation frame rates on the user perceptual experience, as reflected through video eye path data. Results show that varying frame rates do not a...