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Physical exercise as a nootropic of choice
cihara kenji
Nootropic, defined as a 'smart drug' or cognitive enhancer , is generally taken to mean a substance/compound/medicine that has some ...
cognitionexercisehealthmental healthmeta-analysisnootropic
Just what is 'non-coeliac gluten sensitivity'?
cihara kenji
The question posed in the title of this post relates to the findings reported by Federica Branchi and colleagues [1] (open-access available...
autismcoeliac diseasecognitiondefinitionglutengluten-free dietnon-coeliac gluten sensitivity (NCGS)
Nothing good comes from exposure to lead
cihara kenji
" In this population of Mexican children, current blood lead level among children with low exposure (< 5µg/dL) was positively associ...
ADHDchild developmentcognitionexposureleadmetabolismrisk
Sex, STEM careers and the 'big data' of the Autism-Spectrum Quotient (AQ)
cihara kenji
I'm a fan of ' big data ' on this blog ( see here ) and the particular idea that large participant numbers can offer up some rea...
assessmentAutism Spectrum Quotient (AQ)cognitiongenderoccupationschizophreniasex differences
Herpes simplex virus (HSV) infection and cognitive ability
cihara kenji
So: " our findings indicate that infection with HSV-1 [ Herpes simplex virus ] is associated with reduced cognitive functioning in hea...
antiviralcognitioncorrelationHerpes Simplex virusinfectionlanguageschizophreniavirus
Oh Koko!
cihara kenji
We'll be sharing much more, in the coming months, about why Anne and I are a wee bit obsessed with Koko the gorilla. She's one of th...
anthropomorphismapesbehaviorcognitiongorillasholly dunsworthhuman exceptionalismkokolanguageprimatology
The Sensory Perception Quotient (SPQ) and autism
cihara kenji
Today I'd like to bring to your attention the paper by Teresa Tavassoli and colleagues [1] (open-access) who talked about the developme...
autismcognitionDSM Voccupational therapysensorySensory Perception Quotient (SPQ)
A specific female ASD phenotype is emerging...
cihara kenji
The title of this brief post is a quote taken from the abstract of the paper by Frazier and colleagues [1] who, following an analysis of pa...
autismbehaviourcognitionintellectual disability (ID)sex differencessymptoms
Neurofibromatosis and autism
cihara kenji
An article a few weeks back on the SFARI site alerted me to the fact that the paper by Shruti Garg and colleagues * looking at the prevalen...
ADHDautismcognitioncomorbiditydevelopmentgeneticsmTOR (mammalian target of rapamycin)mutationneurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1)RASopathyskin
Fatty acids and reading ability
cihara kenji
Although now only available to subscribers, a short while back I was very peripherally involved in helping to write an article on the scienc...
autismchild developmentcognitionfatty acidssupplementation
lolhumans
cihara kenji
"This pelican looks like a urinal. Go home, evolution, you are drunk." (wtfevolution.tumblr) Urinalification is so lol. But it...
anthropomorphismbehaviorbehavioral evolutioncognitionevolutionevolution and cultureholly dunsworthpersonification