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FDA approves first blood test
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The idea of Indoctrination is to incept the seeds of doubt; if you want more clarification on this topic, just watch the movie Inception. The top players have been incepting ideas into the masses for millennia; it works brilliantly and the results are highly rewarding so this process is not going to stop soon. Once the seeds are sown, it is easy to use mass media to provide this seed with a nourishing environment and from seedling, this doubt grows into a massive tree.
In the guise of trying to provide individuals with information, the medias main goal is to brainwash individuals. One of the main ploys is misdirection; this technique revolves around the ploy of creating a mountain out of a molehill to redirect the masses focus. Sadly, this technique works like a charm. The two most effective Brainwashing institutions are public schools and the mass media
Indoctrination:The Good, The Bad and the Ugly
BTI is only approved for use in adults, but plans are in the works to start a clinical trial to evaluate its use in children. Developers of the test are also working on a smaller, hand-held testing device that would be of interest to healthcare practitioners working in sports medicine, low-resource settings, or military installations.
Some experts caution that head injuries can be complicated, and BTI does not replace CT scans in all cases. Also, CT scans, which were used to evaluate the effectiveness of BTI, do not detect all severe injuries. Thus, BTI does not eliminate the need for a full evaluation by a healthcare practitioner, including observation of the patient, neurological exam, and diagnosis. Read more
First blood test to help diagnose concussions
Traumatic brain injury is a major health and socioeconomic problem that affects all societies. However, traditional approaches to the classification of clinical severity are the subject of debate and are being supplemented with structural and functional neuroimaging, as the need for biomarkers that reflect elements of the pathogenetic process is widely recognized. Basic science research and developments in the field of proteomics have greatly advanced our knowledge of the mechanisms involved in damage and have led to the discovery and rapid detection of new biomarkers that were not available previously. However, translating this research for patients’ benefits remains a challenge. In this article, we summarize new developments, current knowledge and controversies, focusing on the potential role of these biomarkers as diagnostic, prognostic and monitoring tools of brain-injured patients. Read more
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