[A piedi nudi sui sassi][Angela Castorina][Arianna Dongu]
"A piedi nudi sui sassi" di Angela Castorina e Arianna Dongu racconta l'incontro tra Alice e Amelia, unite dall'amore in un mondo ostile. La storia affronta temi delicati come l'amore, l'amicizia e la discriminazione LGBTQ+, ispirata dall'autobiografia de
Un’amicizia che diventa amore: la loro storia ti toccherà il cuore
Titolo: A piedi nudi sui sassiScritto da: Angela Castorina e Arianna DonguEdito da: PubMeAnno: 2024Pagine: 203ISBN: 9791254585733
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È il caso o il destino a far incontrare Alice e Amelia? Le ragazze si conoscono a una convention della serie televisiva fantasy…
In uscita oggi "Give me Your Soul" di Constance S.
Buongiorno a tutti sono Elena e vi ringrazio di essere su Life Is Like A Wave Who Rises and Falls! Oggi sono contenta di annunciarvi l’uscita di un libro che aspettavo e che non vedo l’ora di leggere!
Molti di voi avranno già letto e amato la saga de La coscienza di Cain di Constance S. pubblicata con Genesis Edizioni, io però ho aspettato troppo, convinta di poterla leggere quando avessi…
REVIEW PARTY: Tutto il buio che ho di Margherita Rossi
Cari Sognatori, Rosanna ha letto il romanzo di narrativa LGBT+ di Margherita Rossi e pubblicato dalla Over the Rainbow – PubMe !!!
Genere: narrativa LGBT+
Data di pubblicazione 22 marzo 2024
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A un occhio esterno, Emma ha tutto ciò che si potrebbe desiderare: una buona famiglia, un mucchio di soldi, una carriera assicurata e un fidanzato perfetto. Eppure, a Emma…
This article contextualizes the production and reception of And the Band Played On, Randy Shilts’s popular history of the initial recognition of the American AIDS epidemic. Published over twenty-five years ago, the book and its most notorious character, “Patient Zero,” are in particular need of a critical historical treatment. The article presents a more balanced consideration—a “patient’s view”—of Gaétan Dugas’s experience of the early years of AIDS. I oppose the assertion that Dugas, the so-called Patient Zero, ignored incontrovertible information about the condition and was intent on spreading his infection. Instead I argue that scientific ideas in 1982 and 1983 about AIDS and the transmissibility of a causative agent were later portrayed to be more self-evident than they were at the time. The article also traces how Shilts’s highly selective—and highly readable—characterization of Dugas rapidly became embedded in discussions about the need to criminalize the reckless transmission of HIV. [abstract]
i've been thinking about this article basically non-stop since 2020: if you are also thinking about how disease is moralized & public narratives of transmission created, you should read it, and if you aren't, you should read it
Since its epilepsy awareness month, I wanted to share an interesting study about its connection to autism. According to the abstract:
Autism is more common in people with epilepsy, approximately 20%, and epilepsy is more common in people with autism with reported rates of approximately 20%.
However, these figures are likely to be affected by the current broader criteria for autism spectrum disorder (ASD), which have contributed to an increased prevalence of autism, with the result that the rate for ASD in epilepsy is likely to be higher and the figure for epilepsy in ASD is likely to be lower.
Some evidence suggests that there are two peaks of epilepsy onset in autism, in infancy and adolescence. The rate of autism in epilepsy is much higher in those with intellectual disability. In conditions such as the Landau–Kleffner syndrome and nonconvulsive status epilepticus, the epilepsy itself may present with autistic features. There is no plausible mechanism for autism causing epilepsy, however.
The co-occurrence of autism and epilepsy is almost certainly the result of underlying factors predisposing to both conditions, including both genetic and environmental factors. Conditions such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, anxiety and sleep disorders are common in both epilepsy and autism. Epilepsy is generally not a contraindication to treating these conditions with suitable medication, but it is important to take account of relevant drug interactions.
One of the greatest challenges in autism is to determine why early childhood regression occurs in perhaps 25%. Further research should focus on finding the cause for such regression. Whether epilepsy plays a role in the regression of a subgroup of children with autism who lose skills remains to be determined.
I put the text in paragraphs so it’s easier to read and not jumbled up. I hope you all find this informative and interesting. 💜
A lot of people know that Benadryl can cause pretty serious hallucinations and delirium at high doses, but there is a bit of a sweet spot between "makes you sleepy" and "gives you dementia psychosis" that leaves you mostly functional but a nervous wreck.
Between 200-400mg (usually, can vary depending) is very unpleasant but you are still mentally "there" mostly.
Effects are:
Anxiety and paranoia, impending sense of doom, repeatedly thinking a bad thought over and over
Sensation of body heaviness; difficult but not impossible to move
Dilated pupils -> photosensitivity
Mild hallucinations (audio usually, of scary and unpleasant things)
Inability to vomit
Difficulty speaking
Forgetfulness, often for days after
Nightmares
Among other things.
It would be really mean of whumper to give whumpee this amount of Benadryl. Whumpee would not only be unable to escape but would also be tormented :-(
...to avoid inhaling the sanitizer vapor, the volunteers placed hands on one side of the body and turned the head to the opposite side, as shown on the right in Figure 2. The second practice was named as the vapor‐avoiding hand disinfection.
Can we use an LLM to identify potential signs of badly-designed biomedical research yet. Like feed one a selection of studies flagged as "good methodology, clearly described" "bad methodology, clearly described" and "methodology not clearly described", and it dumps out a list of phrases/structures that can be used to autoflag the study as "potentially fucked". And you know it's starting to work if some of the phrases are just names of researchers who fucking suck.
Ora che tutto ciò che ha sempre creduto di essere è stato messo in discussione, Simone dovrà ripartire da zero per capire chi è e prendersi ciò che vuole davvero.
La squadra di basket del liceo classico Ludovico Ariosto vanta, da tre anni a questa parte, il capitano più determinato e carismatico che abbia mai avuto: Simone Vitale. Bello da mozzare il fiato e consapevole di esserlo, Simone è convinto che non esista niente che possa mettere in discussione la sua virilità, ed è pronto a dire lo stesso dei suoi compagni. Invece deve ricredersi quando,…
REVIEW PARTY: Memorie di un Fantasma di Stefania De Prai Sidoretti
Cari Sognatori, Michy, la nostra blogger, ha letto il Paranormal /Fantasy scritto da Stefania del Prai Sidoretti e pubblicato dalla Pubme, Collana Milos !!!
GENERE: Paramormal / Fantasy
DATA D’USCITA: 31 Gennaio 2024
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A Roma, alla Porta del Popolo, il 21 aprile 1513, la vita di un giovane garzone di fornaio giunge a una brusca fine a causa di un…
genuinely pissed at the fact that fucking ao3... the site with tentacle porn on it, has a better search function than PubMed. you know, the site that i need for my medical research. to, idk, graduate with a degree????
I just had to share this video because holy shit, it hits the nail right on the head! So well spoken. This stuff needs to be circulated more, esp with the growing number of people thinking they have this because of misinformation, or just outright faking it.