doi:10.7244/cmj.2017.10.001
Sarah Adams
Cancer is characterised by its capacity for over-proliferation. Aneuploidy, meanwhile, has long been associated with a decreased rate of cell proliferation in untransformed cells and yet also predisposes to cancer. The paradoxical nature of these findings has meant that the role of aneuploidy in cancer remains hotly debated.
doi:10.7244/cmj.2017.08.001
Irene Mateos Rodriguez
The frequent presence of gastrointestinal problems in Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) has led to attempts to understand how gastrointestinal disturbances relate to behaviour, and how modifying diets may help to modify behaviour. This review paper aims to summarise the rationale for managing symptoms of ASD through diet, the current status of research on diet and ASD, and the future of employing this approach to manage ASD.
doi:10.7244/cmj.2017.06.001
Duarte Armindo, R
Neurofeedback is a type of biofeedback in which the subject is given information about specific brain activity with the objective of obtaining self-regulation of brain processes in response to certain external stimuli.
