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In our competitive society, is sleep a waste of time? Do lazy people sleep more than hyperachievers? Is brain activity greatly reduced when we sleep? Do we just slowly and peacefully go from wakefulness into sleep when we are tired, and then simply wake up the next morning fresh and rested? Do we translate into dreams what impressed us the day before? Although common sense would give affirmative answers to all of the above, the truth, as is often the case in the neurosciences, is much more complex. No, sleep is neither a waste of time, nor only for the lazy. On the contrary, the brain works very hard during sleep, and we struggle to make up for lost sleep with the same fervor with which we struggle for food or sex. No, we do not go slowly and peacefully from wakefulness into sleep; the transition is abrupt, and nightmares are more common than peaceful dreams. In fact, the transition is so abrupt that falling asleep is the reason for numerous accidents. And no, reality is not translated into dreams, but rather incomprehensible and distorted fragments of reality appear in dreams in apparently chaotic sequences. As if normal sleep was not sufficiently complex, there exist about 100 sleep disorders grouped into hypersomnia, insomnia, parasomnia, and disturbances of circadian rhythm. Sleep-related complaints are second only to painrelated complaints as a reason for seeking medical attention. In this issue of Dialogues in Clinical Neuroscience, we attempt to address the bidirectional relationship between normal and abnormal sleep wakefulness, on the one hand, and psychiatric illnesses, on the other. The authors of the articles in this issue also examine how psychotropic drugs mediate this relationship. In the State of the art article, Vivien C. Abad and Christian Guilleminault page 291 ; review the major mental illnesses and the sleep disorders that may be associated with each. They also examine the effects on sleep of various psychotropic drugs. They conclude that sleep problems and psychiatric disorders constitute closely linked conditions that exacerbate each other, impair quality of life, and cause disability. In the first Basic research article, Olivier Le Bon page 305 ; examines the relationship between sleep and depression, with a focus on the role of sleep research in development of antidepressant drugs, particularly with respect to insomnia, which is currently considered to be a major health concern. Much remains unanswered in this field, because antidepressants do not act in a uniform way on sleep: some reduce slow-wave sleep, while others increase it; some prolong rapid-eye movement REM ; latency, while others shorten it. Analysis of sleep microstructure, ie, the electroencephalographic EEG ; features and phasic 20- to 30-s ; phenomena occurring during well-defined sleep stages, can be used to evaluate both normal and pathological sleep processes. In his Basic research article, Alain Muzet page 315 ; provides a detailed description of the use of changes in sleep microstructure to obtain valuable information for both diagnosis and prognosis of psychiatric disorders. In the Pharmacological aspects article, Luc Staner page 323 ; describes the effects of psychotropic drugs and substances on specific brain neurotransmitter systems and circuits involved in the physiology of sleep. Because the corrective effects of psychotropic drugs on dysfunctional neurotransmission systems can be observed polysomnographically, Staner considers sleep as a kind of "window" on the neurobiology of psychiatric disorders. The first article in the Clinical research section, by Jos Haba-Rubio page 335 ; , focuses on the effect of sleep disorders on mood, drawing attention to the fact that, occasionally, "treatment refractory depression" is in fact an undiagnosed and untreated parasomnia or hypersomnia. Complementing the first article, the second Clinical research article, by Yves Dauvilliers and Alain Buguet page 347 ; , deals with the more common hypersomnia syndromes, which are complaints of excessive daytime sleep or sleepiness. Although lack of nighttime sleep is the first etiology to be suspected, hypersomnia syndromes may have a number of different causes, each with their corresponding treatment. The last Clinical research article is by Yaron Dagan and Katy Borodkin page 357 ; , who focus on circadian rhythm disturbances and their implications on psychiatric morbidity. They believe that these disorders are relatively easy to diagnose and treat, yet many cases remain unrecognized or misdiagnosed as psychiatric disorders or psychophysiological insomnia. Michael Davidson, MD.

Student's t test. Multivariate analysis by logistic regression was used to identify variables associated with stunting, obtaining odds ratios OR ; , 95% confidence intervals 95% CI ; , and p values. The variables included were those with a p value 0.20 in the bivariate analysis, and the variables that remained in the final model were those with p values 0.05, adjusted by age, sex, morbidity, and socioeconomic level. Interactions were assessed with the Hosmer-Lemeshow test, as well as the fit of the model. The acceptable level of statistic significance in all tests was p 0.05. The data were analyzed with the Stata 7.0 statistical software package. 4 The trial court allowed the use of the records at trial and eventually admitted most of them as exhibits. The case was submitted to the jury on May 2, 2000. Prior to the completion of deliberations, a juror, Mary Lou Maus, fled the jury room and the courthouse in an emotional state, indicating only that "she was just too upset with the other jurors * * * and she was not going to stay and didn't want to talk to anyone." The trial judge then met with counsel for all parties, who unanimously decided to go forward with only seven jurors. The parties rejected the possibilities of mistrial and of recalling an alternate juror. The jury returned a verdict for the defendants, signed by six of the seven jurors as required. After procuring affidavits from Maus, the juror who fled, and Johanna Hoak, an alternate juror, the Ruths filed a motion requesting a mistrial on the basis of juror misconduct. The affidavits stated that some of the jurors had formed a "clique, " discussed the case repeatedly during trial, made decisions before the case was submitted to them, bullied other jurors, and refused to discuss the merits of the Ruths' case in deliberations. The affidavits further stated that several jurors had expressed frustration with the length of the trial. The trial judge denied the Ruths' motion, noting that the aliunde rule of Evid.R. 606 B ; prohibited him from considering the testimony of the juror and alternate juror absent some external evidence of misconduct. The Ruths raise two assignments of error on appeal. I. THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED PREJUDICIAL ERROR IN ADMITTING INTO EVIDENCE A THICK NOTEBOOK OF HEARSAY MEDICAL RECORDS, INCLUDING REPORTS, OPINIONS, DIAGNOSES AND NUMEROUS OTHER INCOMPETENT AND.

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Percentage of 8th-graders who have used marijuana: monitoring the future study, 2001 1992 1993 ever used 1 2% 1 used in past year 2 1 used in past month 7 1 8 daily use in past month 2 4 7 percentage of 10th-graders who have used marijuana: monitoring the future study, 2001 1992 1993 ever used used in past year used in past month daily use in past month percentage of 12th-graders who have used marijuana monitoring the future study, 2001 1979 1985 ever used 6 4% 5 used in past year 5 8 4 used in past month 3 5 2 daily use in past month 1 3 9 ever used 4 7% 4 used in past year 3 7 3 used in past month 2 daily use in past month 6 9 8 these data are from the 2001 monitoring the future mtf ; survey, funded by national institute on drug abuse, national institutes of health, dhhs, and conducted by the university of michigan's institute for social research. 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THE INFLUENCE OF VARYING INTRACELLULAR MAGNESIUM LEVELS ON VASCULAR SMOOTH MUSCLE CONTRACTILITY by George D. Ford and Steven P. Driska, Dept. of Physiology and Biophysics, Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, VA 23298. Numerous studies have shown that variations in extracellular magnesium influence the contractile response of vascular smooth muscle VSM ; to a wide variety of agonists. However little is known about the possible influence of intracellular magnesium on the contractility of VSM and if this could, in part, account for the observed influence of extracellular magnesium. In these studies, po ine carotid arterial strips were incubated for up to four hours in a high K 123.8mM ; , zero Ca medium with varying magnesium levels 0-30mM ; and with and without hiM ouabain to acutely induce changes in intracellular magnesium levels. The response to any agonist was virtually abolished by magnesium depletion, i.e.; 4 hr incubation with 0 Mg. The response to high K exhibited a sigmoid relationship with respect to the [Mg] in the incubation medium, with no effect demonstratable following incubation with at least 15 mM MgCl 2. 50% of the preincubation response was obtained following incubation with 3mM MgCl 2. At low levels of Mg incubation up to 1.2mM ; , the dose-response curve for intracellular Ca-dependent norepinephrine NE ; responses was shifted to the right and depressed, while at higher Mg levels there was a decreased response to low and high levels of agonist but a nearly equal response to intermediate levels of agonist. However the dose-response curves to NE using normal extracellular Ca levels tended to only exhibit a decreased maximum response. These results suggest intracellular Mg levels may alter excitation-contraction coupling processes as well as contractile protein function. Supported by a grant-in-aid from the American Heart Association and HL-24881, for example, medicines. Hiv-infected women n 697 ; were randomized to receive daily doses of iron and folate either alone control group ; or combined with vitamin a 3 mg of retinol equivalent ; , from 18 to 28 gestation until delivery. Ch. 4 Fetal Intervention Risks in Obstetric Healthcare monitoring I-EFM and, ultrasound. However, it is important to remember that these categorisations reflect the view of only one individual, rather than the whole participant set. Overall, the frequency of use factor may be an important influence on obstetric risk perceptions, that is, we may expect to see variations in the risk ratings of the different scenarios depending on whether they are designated low, average or high in terms of general usage of the fetal intervention in question within NHSScotland maternity wards.25 Within the risk research literature, factors have been identified which relate risk perceptions and familiarity with risks, but not specifically with familiarity with technology or activities [Slovic, 2001]. In general, past psychometric studies have associated familiarity with what is known as the experience hypothesis [Rogers, 1997]. This posits that relatively high occurrences of risk events are interpreted in the context of daily activity as high risk and vice versa ; but that familiarity with risk events, and a subsequent understanding of how to control them, may produce lower interpretations of overall risk. In the context of this study we predict that interventions attributed to high frequency of use i.e. high familiarity ; may be associated with obstetric caregivers' adjustment and or learning about associated risks and, thus, their assignment of more positive risk ratings. Evidence from a study by Hellesoy [1985] supports this hypothesis. When investigating health and safety issues on a North Sea Platform he observed that drillers, i.e. personnel responsible for the mechanical parts of the drilling work, were less likely to perceive the hazards of explosions and blow-outs than other occupational groups working on the same offshore drilling platforms. An intuitive explanation for this finding is that drillers through their training and work experience know more about the "real" hazards of explosions and blow-outs and thus feel safer. Our research also supports a contrary hypothesis which states that low frequency or new fetal interventions may be associated with more negative risk ratings since these techniques are unfamiliar and could have relatively unknown associated risks. Finally, as discussed in Section 5.1.2.3 of the previous chapter, this `topical expert' group may exhibit overconfidence, reflected in low absolute risk ratings.
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