Go with the flow

Article Abstract:

Illiteracy can lead to poor employment prospects and even a greater chance of being in jail, and it is often linked to dyslexia. Stanford University's Torkel Klingberg and John Gabrieli have developed a way of examining myelin sheaths that can allow dyslexia to be identified, so treatment can be provided. Dyslexics may have hearing problems related to separating phonemes, and this could be linked to faulty myelin insulation. Diffusion tensor magnetic-resonance imaging has been used for this test.

Dyslexia, Medical equipment and supplies industry, Medical equipment industry, Myelin sheath

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Great drug, shame about the delivery system

Article Abstract:

Nicotine appears to have medical benefits in treating Tourette's syndrome, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, and schizophrenia. Research in this area and its implications are examined in detail, including the role played by dopomaine receptors.

Nicotine, Dopamine receptors

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Puncturing AIDS

Article Abstract:

Issues related to research on AIDS vaccines are examined in detail, including problems facing developing economies, and the work of the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative.

Developing countries, AIDS vaccines

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