Publications by authors named "A S Due"
Intrinsically disordered proteins can bind via the formation of highly disordered protein complexes without the formation of three-dimensional structure. Most naturally occurring proteins are levorotatory (L)-that is, made up only of L-amino acids-imprinting molecular structure and communication with stereochemistry. By contrast, their mirror-image dextrorotatory (D)-amino acids are rare in nature.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe underreporting of suspected adverse drug reactions hinders pharmacovigilance. Solutions to underreporting are oftentimes directed at clinicians and healthcare professionals. However, given the recent rise of public inclusion in medical science, solutions may soon begin more actively involving patients.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground: A large group of psychiatric patients suffer from auditory hallucinations (AH) despite relevant treatment regimens. In mental health populations, AH tend to be verbal (AVH) and the content critical or abusive. Trials employing immersive virtual reality (VR) to treat mental health disorders are emerging.
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- The US Navy has standard oxygen treatment tables for diving injuries, but they may not cover all cases of spinal decompression sickness (DCS), prompting a modified treatment approach for a specific diver's severe condition.
- A USN diver experienced delayed symptoms of spinal DCS after multiple dives, presenting with significant back pain and neurological issues, ultimately leading to hyperbaric treatment 20 hours post-surfacing.
- Despite almost full recovery of motor and sensory functions over two years, the diver continues to face complications such as fecal incontinence and urinary issues, highlighting the complexities of treating spinal DCS.