Computers thwart epilepsy attacks
Houston, UPI: Texas researcher Dr. Peter Kellaway of Baylor College of Medicine Methodist Hospital Epilepsy Research Center describes monkey studies toward an onboard brain computer to monitor impulses and trigger stimulation to prevent seizures. If impractical, a warning system could still help with driving or medication. He notes epilepsy affects about one in 200 people and current treatments include anticonvulsants, with surgery and conditioning used sometimes.
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Halloween hazards cited for trick or treaters warning
Washington reports warn parents to check treats for hazards such as pins razor blades glass and poison and to avoid fire risks from flame costumes candles and lighted jack o lanterns. Masks can hinder breathing and vision while cosmetic masks are advised as safer. A separate epilepsy research talk highlights early diagnosis using EEG with computer analysis and three day labs to tailor drug timing for seizures.
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Spaghetti record holder Poole defends crown in Texas
John Poole of Irving Texas defends his world spaghetti eating title by consuming eight pounds five ounces in three hours, topping runner up Polly Torrence by nearly three pounds. Poole stated his steady approach and stomach stretching prep, while Steve Weldon won a speed contest with a pound eaten in 48 seconds. In Philadelphia a parochial school poster contest linked to the International Eucharistic Conference offers all expense paid trips to the Congress as grand prizes.
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