Sudanese parents show limited autism knowledge, survey reveals
Only about one in ten parents in Sudan has a solid grasp of autism spectrum disorder, according to a new...
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Only about one in ten parents in Sudan has a solid grasp of autism spectrum disorder, according to a new...
Mentorship has long been recognized as one of the most powerful predictors of a physician's professional trajectory, shaping everything from...
When a surgeon replaces a section of the body's largest artery with a tube of woven polyester, the operation is...
A new letter published in the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders is challenging how researchers and clinicians interpret one...
For patients who lose part of their jaw to cancer, trauma, or aggressive benign disease, the surgery to rebuild the...
Mobile methadone delivery is earning striking marks from the people who use it, according to a new qualitative study published...
Hidradenitis suppurativa, a chronic and often debilitating inflammatory skin disease, affects millions of people worldwide, yet the journey to effective...
A ten-year national analysis of US emergency department data shows that mandibular and orbital floor fractures account for nearly two-thirds...
When a 49-year-old Lithuanian ultra-endurance runner set out to circle the Earth on foot in the fastest time ever recorded,...
A deductive qualitative study from Lund University shows that the Balancing Everyday Life occupational therapy intervention supports personal recovery among...
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