Mercury increase in Lake Champlain fish: links to fishery dynamics and extreme climatic events.

Mercury concentrations in Lake Champlain fish increased (2011-2017) for the first time in more than two decades. The increase, however, was not consistent among species or throughout the lake. Mercury concentrations in smallmouth bass and yellow perch from the three Main Lake segments increased significantly while concentrations in the eastern portions of the lake (Northeast Arm and Malletts Bay) remained unchanged or decreased; mercury concentrations in white perch remained unchanged.

Long-term dataset on aquatic responses to concurrent climate change and recovery from acidification.

Concurrent regional and global environmental changes are affecting freshwater ecosystems. Decadal-scale data on lake ecosystems that can describe processes affected by these changes are important as multiple stressors often interact to alter the trajectory of key ecological phenomena in complex ways. Due to the practical challenges associated with long-term data collections, the majority of existing long-term data sets focus on only a small number of lakes or few response variables.

[Borderline personality disorder associated with psychotic symptoms and parietal lobe abnormalities].

Objective: We explore a case of a forensic patient with severe personality disorder, borderline type, and additional psychotic symptoms. Furthermore, she showed parietal lobe abnormalities.

Method: We describe a case report and the relevant theoretical deliberations.

Quality of life for patients with a personality disorder comparison of patients in two settings: an English special hospital and a Dutch TBS clinic.

INTRODUCTION: There are differing approaches to the management of people with a severe personality disorder in the UK and The Netherlands. Few comparative studies exist. This study describes the use of an adapted version of the Lancashire Quality of life profile as a patient based-outcome measure.