Monday, March 28, 2011

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"Learning disorders like dyslexia cause 65% of school failure."

Source: Diario de Sevilla
- learning disorders like dyslexia cause 65% of ... Cristina Gallardo
(EFE), madrid Updated 20.03.2011



detect dyslexia early is essential for children's academic progress. Experts agree that when diagnosed between five and six years, its evolution is much more positive.

Write backwards (mirrored), stumbled or syllables read and not understand the hours of the clock are some of the symptoms of dyslexia, a reading disorder, together with other specific learning difficulties (DEA) cause about 65 percent of school failure. Dyslexia is a disorder that occurs in children with a coefficient average intelligence, but they suffer from cognitive problems when they begin to read, slow learning and mainly affect their communication skills. Statistics indicate that between 10 and 15 percent of the school population may have dyslexia, which means that every primary school classroom can be between two and three students with this problem. Only in Madrid, has estimated the number of dyslexic children at about 200,000. José Quintanal, communications expert and professor of education in our institution, explained that there is a strong genetic component that may determine the occurrence of dyslexia, but this was not the only factor, since some children are the only ones who suffer in their family.


catch it early
Diagnosis is not easy, associations complain that teachers are not adequately prepared to detect dyslexia in time, and that in most cases the child is struck vague, immature or disruptive. In addition, diagnostic tests are many and varied, despite the efforts that some experts are doing to extend the use of ABC Dyslexia, a single test that measures the child's intellectual level and qualities such as attention span, memory, perception and the emotional nature. Detect dyslexia early is fundamental to children's academic progress. Experts agree that when diagnosed between five and six years, its evolution is much more positive, because the delay is not yet taken no discrimination has occurred. Pedro Arriola, vice president of the Dyslexia Association and Madrid with the parent of a teenager with this disorder, knows the consequences of delayed diagnosis. "We realized that something was wrong when the tutor told us that our son did not follow up with the rest of the class. Not when others could read and read and wrote," he explains. Despite this, teachers were unable to detect what was happening and attributed to a problem of immaturity, so the parents decided to put more pressure on your child. "We thought it was vague and its performance was terrible despite investing many hours," continues Arribas. Over the years, failures in school led to a deep depression and the alarms went off. Finally, the diagnosis came when he was twelve. Arribas claims that in many cases the children come to the ESO undiagnosed, which then creates important knowledge gaps, low self-esteem, behavioral problems and psychological disorders. Therefore, the associations pointed out the importance of teachers in public schools receive training on dyslexia and other specific difficulties learning. "They should know that when a child learns to read and write properly or have problems with the calculation, may have a mood disorder and needs to derive the orientation of the school team to being diagnosed," says Arrington. In this regard, Madrid Dyslexia Association claims the effective implementation of the Education Act 2006, which includes these children as "students with special educational needs" and states that they must devote the necessary resources and means to reach the highest intellectual and personal development.

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But once detected the problem, What is the next step?, According to Jose Quintanal, is a priority to teach the child how to record learning strategies and review lessons aurally rather than reading, and provide all possible assistance. "Family support can be crucial for a child with dyslexia can reach the university," said Quintanal, which also highlights the need for teachers to do oral exams or multiple choice and not giving "too much importance" to the spelling mistakes of these students. Also, the use of new technologies allows these children a significant time savings thanks to software that reproduce orally the lesson of the day. In Currently, there is a very small number of schools, which are also private, specialized in dyslexia. No grants and the cost over a thousand euros a month. Experts emphasize that despite the difficulties of dyslexia, its symptoms are not all negative. Because it affects the left hemisphere associated with language, the body undergoes a compensatory effect on the right hemisphere, which increases its development. Therefore, people with this disorder is also characterized by their creativity, excellent long-term memory, very acute hearing and high sensitivity to perceive their environment. Although dyslexia has never disappeared, over the years, the efforts of children and their families the disorder comes to "overlap". Einstein, Bill Gates, Leonardo da Vinci and Walt Disney are celebrities who Dyslexia has not stopped developing their skills and succeed in life.

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An experiment in mice at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and published in Nature this week, confirms the theory that autism and all related diseases could be linked to the defect of a protein whose mission is to link neurons together. At work , In which participated the primary computer, the MIT, one of Duke University (North Carolina) and one from the University of Coimbra, Portugal, studied the behavior of mice to which they had been tampered with SHANK3 gene, and found that acting in a compulsive and self-harm in relation to cleaning and avoided contact with others, as with people suffering from this disease. A gene known as The affected gene was investigated in the past in relation to autism. In 2007, fieldwork of the Pasteur Institute looked at a group of families with sick and found an association between mutations and congenital SHANK3. However, failed to establish a cause-effect remained a mystery biological principle of this group of diseases, suffering varying degrees six of every thousand children. The key may have given the doctor Guoping Feng, the director's most recent work. For the MIT researcher could be several genes that are related to the functioning of the synapse-related protein-intercom-neurons. The mice studied were found defects in the circuits connecting different areas of the brain, cortical and striatal regions. Feng understand why the connections between these areas could be the key to regulating the behavior and interaction social. Many proteins, a failure Guoping Feng said about the BBC: "These findings allow us to know what defects the neural circuitry required for these abnormal behaviors, which could lead to new strategies for the development of a treatment." This would, predicts Feng, the ability to restore synaptic function, neuronal intercom, "regardless of the specific protein that is damaged. The task, simple on paper, does not seem feasible in the short term due to the uniqueness of the brain, but it marks the way forward for future research.

Friday, March 25, 2011

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Will the advantage of ADHD more creativity?

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Will ADHD advantage of more creative?: MedlinePlus
According to investigators, concentration problems may actually help with the disorder to think in alternative ways.




THURSDAY, March 17 (HealthDay News / HolaDoctor) - The distractibility and impulsivity that mark the disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) might have something good, according to a recent study suggests that those with the disorder are more creative than that.

The ADHD group scored higher on creativity in general, the study authors said, and also had more preference for brainstorming and generating ideas that the group without ADHD, who preferred to refine and clarify ideas.
The study, a follow-up to one that was made in 2006 and appear in the April issue of Personality and Individual Differences.
"personality traits such as stubbornness, could be viewed as negative or as strong ... I think that something similar happens with the distraction," said Holly A. White, author of the study and assistant professor of psychology at Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida. "However, it could also mean that they are open to many new ideas. Allows clash of ideas that otherwise would not know."
ADHD, which affects about 5 percent of American youth, is a neurobehavioral disorder characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, disorganization and difficulty concentrating, among other things. The condition is maintained in adulthood between thirty and fifty percent of those affected.
The sixty students at the University of Memphis, whose average age was twenty years, mainly divided equally between men and women. Half of the ADHD group was taking stimulant medications to treat the condition at the time of the investigation.
White said the new study confirms earlier research indicate that the lack of inhibition in ADHD patients involving alternative thinking. And contrary to perception, he said, patients with ADHD can often be so rapt attention to a subject or activity if it is something they like.
"I really think that ADHD [define] limitations in some areas, while others can be a strength," said White.
"It is particularly difficult for them to do something you do not enjoy, so you would think that they are lazy or they're not smart, which is not true," added White. "When you are enthusiastic and motivated by something, ADHD seems to disappear. "
From these findings, the authors say, young people with ADHD may be better able to find careers suited to their strengths and weaknesses, or intrinsically motivating function in fields where they will be more productive.
However, Richard Milch, professor of clinical psychology at the University of Kentucky, said the study may not represent typical youth with ADHD because the participants were college students only.
"This means there is a large group of boys with ADHD who did not go to college and have never participated in this study, "said Milch, who has student disorder for decades." This is college students, so they have overcome the basic problems "
also noted that previous research indicates that those who have ADHD tend to exaggerate their skill set, so that self-evaluations used in this study may have skewed the results.
"It's very difficult to measure the whole issue, "Milch sure." The evidence is clear that we have an exaggerated view of their own effectiveness. I do not see that this indicates better performance.
However, White and Milch agreed that ADHD medication designed to reduce the worst symptoms, perhaps abridging the creativity at a time.
"We want to find the division between having your feet on the ground and head into the clouds, "said White.
" I believe that mental illness and inspiration have always overlapped, "said White." It could be an advantage and potentially creative talent. "
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SOURCES: Holly A. White, Ph.D., assistant professor, psychology, Eckerd College, St. Petersburg, Fla., Richard Milich, Ph.D., professor, clinical psychology, University of Kentucky, Lexington, April 2011 Personality and Individual Differences
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Thursday, March 24, 2011

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"Good dialogue, good language"

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Good dialogue, good language AIM Digital - Mercosur Information Agency


According to a report from the Ministry of Health of Buenos Aires, more and more disorders speech in boys as disfluencies or stuttering, changes in the pronunciation of words and in severe cases, directly the absence of language.
The lack of dialogue between parents and children violates the language development of children and generates increasing consultations in public hospitals, warned a report by the Ministry of Health of Buenos Aires. The medical work said that more and more speech disorders in children such as disfluencies and stuttering, changes in the pronunciation of words and in severe cases, directly, the absence of language.
These problems, according to data from the Ministry of Health of Buenos Aires, was recorded mainly in children between two and five years, who if not treated on time, and will aggravate its box difficulties in school learning.
Speech Therapy Unit Hospital de Niños "Sor María Ludovica" de La Plata attended so far this year 4,679 boys consultations between one and 14 years with speech, audiological and organic neurological swallowing and fissures palate.
data indicate that medical unit that 30 percent of those cases are only due to language problems. Jury Silvia, chief of the Audiology Unit at Children's Hospital of La Plata, said that "between two and five years the boy is incorporating all the concepts." Jury noted that "if parents do not talk enough or not stimulated during this period, their ability to express words and concepts is greatly reduced. "
In this sense, the specialist said that "the problems of speech are recorded in homes of all levels and that more and more inquiries from middle class families."
insisted that "has nothing to do with a socioeconomic issue but the degree of communication that exists in the family and it greatly influences the pace of modern life."
Sometimes it happens, that labor issues, many parents find it impossible to devote to their children the necessary attention to play, answer questions or tell stories. Gabriela Di Pilla, speech therapist Noel Sbarra Provincial Hospital, said that "in many homes is the television who looks after the kids and that narrows the language."
The specialist recalled the case of Philip, a boy of five who attended a few months ago in the Audiology Unit of Sbarra, who arrived at hospital without a word. Indicated that the child "was a total shutdown, not paying attention, not related and by little began to play, talk and one day he started saying things."
Di Pilla added that "parents allow spend many hours with the TV end isolated from the world, lose the ability to communicate, are kids who do not act, do not play and are not very expressive. "
This failure, especially among younger children, generally leads to language disorders.
most common disorders include stuttering or stuttering repetitions manifesting itself by saying a word. Also, are the changes in pronunciation or dyslalias that occur in children who say, for example, "hit" by dog \u200b\u200bor "grip" at home.
But the most severe is the total absence of language, when the child does not say a word despite it is biological age to do so. Experts say a year and a half the child should make words and two years to begin to build simple sentences, but if they do not, you should consult the audiologist.
Other times, impaired speech and hearing problems may be, in that sense Jury recommended to be aware "if the guy gets too high the TV volume is very close to the device or question many times did he say."
early to detect these disorders, Children's Hospital of La Plata, including health centers, makes the so-called otoacoustic emissions within 48 hours after birth to detect early hearing loss.

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study confirms that melatonin helps prevent the onset of Parkinson's.

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study confirms that melatonin helps prevent the onset of Parkinson's. Granada - Ideal
Granada, March 22 (EFE) .- A study by scientists from the University of Granada has shown that consumption of melatonin, a natural molecule synthesized by virtually all living things, can help prevent the onset of Parkinson's, to be a potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory agent.
This work has also confirmed that substances similar to melatonin also have an important protective role against oxidative damage and inflammatory and recovery of complex I activity, the inhibition is a fundamental pathophysiological event in the development of Parkinson's disease, announced today the University of Granada.
The finding could have an important consequence for the design of new drugs to help prevent this disease, according to its authors, who point out that the cause is still unknown primary dopaminergic degeneration in Parkinson's disease, whose treatment is mainly symptomatic .

Research has tried to explain the role of nitric oxide (NO) in oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction in the origin of this disease in the mouse model treated with MPTP (a toxin that mimics the biochemical and symptoms of the disease even in humans).
According to investigators, the development of new neuroprotective drugs "is hampered by our limited knowledge of the actual mechanisms by which dopaminergic neurons die."
Parkinson's disease is a 40% reduction in the activity of complex I of the electron transport chain in the substantia nigra of these patients, with a loss of between 70 and 80% of the neurons located in this tissue before symptoms appear.
In mice treated for this study complex I activity is reduced by 65% \u200b\u200bin the substantia nigra, and treatment with melatonin or its structural analogues counteract this reduction, normalizing mitochondrial function.
The work has been done by Ana López Ramírez, and some of their results have been published in scientific journals "Journal of Neuroscience Research" and "European Journal of Medicinal Chemistry."

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"A sedentary lifestyle and poor social life ALZEHIMER increase the risk."

"A sedentary lifestyle and poor social life ALZEHIMER increase the risk." Trade
"Now there are no other dementias, what happens is that longevity has increased." Rodríguez José María Terrero Neurologist Hospital San Agustín.



Terrero Dr. José María Rodríguez, a neurologist at the Hospital San Agustín, participated yesterday in a conference organized by the Friends of the Country to clarify all doubts about dementia and Alzheimer's Disease . - Where do we find the difference between dementia and Alzheimer's?
-dementia or dementia is a syndrome, a process with different causes. The most common is Alzheimer's disease, but there are others. We could define between secondary to diseases with a specific treatment, covering a very wide range as thyroid disorders, vascular diseases and tumors, for example. And another group, which would neurodegenerative diseases, where Alzheimer's falls, but less known by the public, as the disease Levy bodies or frontotemporal dementia. Now there are no more dementia than before. We know more and there is a greater longevity. Our next challenge is healthy aging.

- What incidence occurs in the region of Alzheimer's?
"I know of no scientific study Avilés. I guess we are on the average of Spain, with 2.3 new cases per year per 100 inhabitants. It occurs more in women than in men.
- Has there been progress in early diagnosis?
"The problem of Alzheimer's disease and all dementias, the diagnosis is clinical, ie, when symptoms have already appeared. The tests do help us to confirm cases and rule out other reasons. The next problem is that current treatments do not modify the disease, only palliate the symptoms.
"One reason for optimism there.
"Every time you make a further investigation. In Pubmed, a database which gathers all investigations made in the United States, were collected in 2007 more than 70,000 references to Alzheimer's and in 1950, appeared only 25. There much ongoing research. In Asturias, is launching a brain bank. It would be important to further research on these diseases.
- What research is focused lines?
-Mainly in two. In the field of diagnosis is looking for a reliable and simple method to confirm the disease. And treatments, to try to change the course of the disease. But people can also do something about it.
- what?
-known risk factors that can not be avoided: genetic, or age. But there are others who are. For example, a sedentary lifestyle, lack of social or intellectual activities are factors that increase risk. Has also been shown that a diet rich in omega-3, found in oily fish and nuts such as walnuts, avoid these diseases.
-associated Alzheimer's forgotten. When is a sign of alarm?
"Forgetting is normal, there is some age-related forgetfulness. The first alarms should jump when forgetfulness interferes with vital activity. And above all, if it is perceived by the person and another for their families. One of the first symptoms of Alzheimer's patients who do not know who forget themselves and their families. When a person is often forgotten, may request an evaluation test of memory, it is easy to do.

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

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[March 31] Demonstration against the sacking of Madrid


neighbors encourage the people of Madrid to attend a large rally to be held on Thursday 31 March and ending before the palace of Cybele March 7, 2011

neighborhood associations in 10 districts of Madrid (Latina, Centro, Arganzuela, Fuencarral Hortaleza, Ciudad Lineal, Vallecas, Carabanchel, Villaverde, Vicálvaro), social groups (environmental and social centers) and municipal service workers (firemen, policemen, mobility services in the privatization process of urban cleansing, and half environment, nurseries, etc..), fighting in defense of the living conditions of neighborhoods and labor rights, have decided to join forces and organize a joint mobilization against the policy pursued by the PP in the City Madrid, particularly during the presidency of Alberto Ruiz Gallardon.

In issued a joint statement, criticizing "the city model speculative to serve large enterprises, which has tried to impose a centralized, authoritarian and corrupt, with an investment unsustainable waste and unnecessary and wasteful spending." Denounce the "looting" produced by "the constant privatization of municipal services, which has caused a serious deterioration of the living quarters and working conditions as well as the development of a complicity with the increase in pollution and aggressive environment. "

Recognize that the struggle carried out by the jurors have similar objectives, and "for this reason, and being aware that the assaults are common cause this model town society hostile to its inhabitants, many neighborhood groups, social and workers have decided to join forces to fight together against this policy s and their responsibility, convinced @ s of important objectives that unite us as defending the public, the quality of services, the dignity of working conditions, participation and real democracy, and welfare under the conditions of life in the city and in our neighborhoods "

With the slogan "Against the sacking of Madrid: Gallardón, give us back what is ours and GO AWAY", announce a joint demonstration on Thursday 31 March, leaving at 19h of the Plaza de Callao, cross the Puerta del Sol and end next to the Palacio de Cibeles, Madrid town hall, and one more on the whims of Gallardón that have led to the collapse and deterioration of the city.
and encourage workers and citizens to mobilize
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Monday, March 21, 2011

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We are facing a new war

Indeed, if not enough the presence of English troops in Afghanistan , Iraq and Lebanon, we face a new imperialist war involving the English State. Under the pretext of the alleged bombing of civilians by the Libyan army, as before were the Iraqi weapons of mass destruction, Western capitalism is about to procure a geostrategic position essential for the control of oil resources until now remained under state control or under threat of nationalization.

the moment, according to Libyan sources, the number of people killed in the bombing Western reach more than a hundred, although the French government is denying. He had also bombed a civilian hospital in Benghazi.

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Since we do not believe that this is the way to solve the problems and contradictions that occur within Libyan society, nor do we believe that the interests Western powers be as clean as their spokesmen say. Likewise, the English state, once again demonstrates its position of submission to the will of the U.S. and NATO, putting its military on imperial service, at a time of grave economic crisis, leaving the way open to the U.S. to use bases English military in Andalusia.

We are left with the words of singer-songwriter Silvio Rodriguez:
wish him better than Gaddafi Libya, and the humble foreign boot wish you a Vietnam .

________________________________ Calls in Castilla: Madrid

: Saturday 26, at 18:00 in Cibeles, Anti-Imperialist Block
Valladolid: Monday 21st 20:00 in the Plaza Mayor
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release from Assembly Against Globalization Capitalism and War (Madrid) with the impending military action in Libya

In response to the political and media offensive for the "Operation Libya," which calls for a military invasion northwest in that country, once known la aprobación por la ONU de una zona de
exclusión aérea en Libia, consideramos urgente puntualizar:









1º.- Cualquier intervención militar sobre Libia -y entendemos por tal
el bombardeo dirigido a crear una zona de exclusión aérea- ya sea
ejecutada por la OTAN, o por EE.UU. y algunos de sus aliados, constituye
una violación flagrante del Derecho Internacional y un acto de guerra
imperialista que merece el rechazo más absoluto por parte de los pueblos
del mundo y la realización de todas las movilizaciones posibles para
detener esta nueva guerra.









2º.- The attack on Libya serves a dual purpose: first, the plundering of their natural resources, especially oil and gas, and secondly, the direct control of the processes ongoing in Tunisia and Egypt, if they do not undergo the Western designs, as well as the popular uprisings against Persian Gulf oil kingdoms, privileged allies of the U.S., EU and Israel. Bahrain's occupation troops from Saudi Arabia, at the request of its government, with U.S. acquiescence. UU. and no country - except Iran - have expressed rejection of any, is sufficiently significant.

3 .- Even now, with the same cynicism that in previous wars, we use from the mainstream media, the discourse of "human rights." But anyone with a minimum level of information should I believe that governments have so often provoked massacres of millions of people and deposed rulers who did not meekly bowing to the interests of its multinationals. The terrible suffering that are causing in Iraq and Afghanistan - in the name of the burka or weapons of mass destruction - we should remember that whenever we speak of "humanitarian intervention" are preparing a gigantic armed robbery.

4 .- If the Zapatero government support and / or participate in a NATO intervention, with or without the Security Council of UN-as the minister claims warrior Trinidad Jiménez must be considered an accomplice to a war crime. The English military involvement will be the responsibility of the PSOE government, and will provide yet another example of the English subjugation of a Euro-American imperialism and its support to the private interests of English majors and REPSOL, SACIR, ABENGOA, NATURAL GAS ... etc. The same will to say of the parliamentary groups that support participation in this new act of war.

5 .- At a time when millions of workers and workers experiencing dramatic situations of survival and cuts all over the rights and benefits, the financial outlay of a new war is intolerable. Today more than ever there is to shout loudly: Not one euro for war!

Therefore, Calling all citizens to express their rejection front, if you consume foreign military intervention, the same day it occurs, concentrating all day Sunday, March 20, at 20.00 hours in the Puerta del Sol

Similarly, we invite everyone to join the anti-imperialist bloc that will form in the Demonstration solidarity with the Libyan people summoned for next Saturday 26 at 18.00 pm, from Cibeles to Sun

No to imperialist war!
For the sovereignty of the people!
NATO, bases out!

Saturday, March 19, 2011

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The role of the neuropsychologist in brain injury.

The role of the neuropsychologist in brain injury - Informacion.es

Raquel Sarriá Girona


The neuropsychology is a subdiscipline of neuroscience studies brain-behavior relationships. Essentially, is interested in the relationship between brain structures macroscopically visible (hemispheres, lobes, regions, etc.) and cognitive functions (attention, perception, language, memory, executive functions) and emotional and behavior. Neuropsychology is developed in the framework of interdisciplinary, consisting of neurologists, psychiatrists, rehabilitation specialists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists and social workers.
In the field of brain injury, the neuropsychologist heterogeneous treatments applied, depending on the severity of injury, the affected areas and functions are altered, depending on age, education level, lifestyle. These treatments are composed of different functions: cognitive rehabilitation, treatment of behavioral disturbances, improving emotional states, social rehabilitation, family and / or professional guidance to caregivers and family care.
The neuropsychologist involved in two areas: patient and family / caregiver. Equally important is the intervention in an area as in another, and that brain damage occurs equally in both and need a favorable adjustment to the new situation.
The intervention with the patient performs at various levels, the cognitive, emotional and behavioral. The cognitive level is directly involved in the affected areas of the patient through cognitive rehabilitation exercises. Cognitive areas affected include:
- Memory short and long term verbal and visual memory.
- Attention-concentration.
- Ability to perform arithmetic operations and problem-solving exercises.
- Facing both the time and space and staff.
- agnosia: alterations in the recognition of what surrounds us, whether visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory, without being altered aspects of vision, hearing, touch, smell.
- apraxia: inability to perform a motor act has been learned before, is a disorder of voluntary control of intentional movements.
Finally, executive function, which defines a set of cognitive skills that allow the anticipation and goal setting training plans and self-regulation of the tasks and the ability to carry out efficiently.
The neuropsychologist also involved alongside emotional and behavioral level. Is involved in various emotional problems resulting from brain damage through the application of cognitive-behavioral techniques such as behavior modification and cognitive therapy. The emotional and behavioral problems common in patients with brain injury include: depression, apathy, anxiety, disinhibition, emotional instability, low self esteem, infantilism, social skills deficits, irritability and aggression, low tolerance frustration, poor impulse control, breach of social norms ..
The second area in which the neuropsychologist is involved in the family and caregiver. This procedure consists in explaining the new situation they are being subjected to the explanation of symptoms resulting from brain damage, possible reactions and different ways of coping. This is especially help the family and patient acceptance of the new situation. The intervention is applied to alleviate emotional symptoms experienced by families and caregivers as emotional exhaustion, lack of personal achievement, physical symptoms of stress, isolation social, low self-esteem.
In short, when sudden bursts of brain damage in a person's life involves a series of changes in both the patient and his family in all areas, in the cognitive, emotional, social and labor in these where intervention is essential neuropsychologist, who along with other professional team, will launch an interdisciplinary treatment to alleviate the consequences of cognitive, emotional, physical, functional and language that the patient and his family may suffer.

Monday, March 14, 2011

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No to war in defense of the Park Day Public

Platform in Defense of Public Park Valdebernardo has called an act to show that the campaign in defense of this area remains green. In this case it is a popular planted trees and shrubs (oak, Kermes oak, hackberry, etc.)..

The meeting point will be between Minerva Street and Avenida de las Comunidades de Castilla, (near Faunia), on Saturday 19 from 10:00 to 14:00.

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syndrome Gilles de la Tourette.

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About syndrome Gilles de la Tourette

Signs and symptoms Diagnosis
and treatment of the syndrome of Gilles de la Tourette syndrome
Facing Gilles de la Tourette
  • Tics-movements or sudden, repetitive sounds that make some people, apparently without realizing it, are more common than you think. In fact, many people have tics that disappear in less than a year or mild tics that do not interfere in their daily lives.
  • But in some kids, tics are more severe or longer. In some cases, these tics are part of a medical condition known as syndrome Gilles de la Tourette.
  • tics associated with this syndrome tend to soften or even disappear during adulthood. Until this happens, parents can help their children cope with this syndrome. About
syndrome Gilles de la Tourette
This syndrome is named after the French doctor Georges Gilles de la Tourette, who first described it in 1885. It is believed that this is a genetic condition, ie, inherited in most cases. Experts do not know the exact cause of this syndrome, although some studies refer to changes in the brain and problems in how neurons communicate with each other. An imbalance in neurotransmitters (brain chemicals responsible for transmitting nerve signals between neurons) may play a role in this syndrome.
syndrome Gilles de la Tourette, which is not contagious, usually appears in childhood or adolescence. It is a common syndrome, only the present three of every 1,000 people and is more abundant in males.
For a person is diagnosed with a syndrome of Gilles de la Tourette, will present different types of tics, specifically multiple motor tics and at least one vocal tic.

Signs and symptoms




The main symptoms of Gilles de la Tourette are motor tics (sudden, apparently uncontrollable movements like exaggerated blinking) or voice (such as repeated throat clearing).
At certain moments, as when the person is under stress, the tics may worsen, become more frequent, last longer, or the type of tic may change completely. (This also happens to people who have tics without having the syndrome Gilles de la Tourette.)
Some children are able to suppress their tics for short periods of time. But the tension increases, and eventually be released as a tic. And if the person is concentrated on controlling the tic, it will cost much focus on anything else. This may determine that a child with Down syndrome Gilles de la Tourette have difficulty maintaining a conversation or pay attention in class.

Tics are classified into simple and complex. Simple motor tics occur suddenly separated from other tics and they only involved a small number of muscles. Some examples of simple tics include excessive blinking and facial grimacing. In contrast, complex muscle tics involving a greater number of muscle groups. For example, some children can touch certain body part or touch another person repeatedly. In exceptional cases, those affected by the syndrome of Gilles de la Tourette's have tics that involve self-harm, such as hitting their heads against hard objects.
Among the simple vocal tics, including hawking, repeatedly suck air through the nose or humming, whereas complex vocal tics may involve repeating words other people say (a condition called echolalia) or involuntary swearing so (called coprolalia .)
addition, many children and adolescents Syndrome Gilles de la Tourette patients with other conditions such as attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity (ADHD) or obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD). Learning problems and sleep-related are also common in people with Down syndrome.
Diagnosis and treatment of the syndrome of Gilles de la Tourette

Some pediatricians and family physicians refer their patients with symptoms of Gilles de la Tourette to a neurologist, a physician specializing in nervous system problems. To diagnose this syndrome to a person, it must have tics for at least a year. Although tics may occur every day or intermittently throughout the year to make a diagnosis of syndrome of Gilles de la Tourette, the person may have no period of more than three months without tics. Neurologist may ask you to keep track of the frequency and type of tics presented his son.
There is no specific test or tests to detect the syndrome of Gilles de la Tourette. Instead, the doctor will focus on family medical history and medical examination performed. Sometimes, doctors attending medical imaging tests, as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computed tomography (CT), electroencephalogram (EEG) or blood tests to rule out other disorders that are associated with symptoms similar to the syndrome of Gilles de la Tourette. Similarly
this syndrome varies from person to person, treatment also varies. Most tics do not interfere with the child's life or require any medication. Although the syndrome of Gilles de la Tourette syndrome has no cure, doctors sometimes prescribe medications to help control the tics that begin to interfere with school performance or in the child's daily life. Talk to your child's doctor about whether it should or not medicate.

syndrome Gilles de la Tourette syndrome is not a psychological condition, but pediatricians refer patients with CFS to psychologists or psychiatrists. The fact of doing therapy can not stop tics, but a therapist can help children and teens to talk about their problems, cope better with stress and learn relaxation techniques.
Facing syndrome Gilles de la Tourette

Many people do not understand what is the syndrome of Gilles de la Tourette and that causes it, so you do not know how to treat people sufferers. When people insist on staring at children or teenagers with symptoms of this syndrome, this behavior can be very embarrassing and frustrating for them. People affected by this syndrome may have to explain your condition to others and / or support people to make fun of them.
Tics usually soften and may even disappear during adulthood. But in the meantime, these tips can help children deal with the syndrome of Gilles de la Tourette:

involved in other things. Some experts say that when children or adolescents and immerse in an activity, their tics soften and become less frequent. Sport, exercise and hobbies are wonderful ways to mobilize the mental and physical energy of children. Some famous athletes with the syndrome of Gilles de la Tourette, as goalkeeper Tim Howard, who plays for Everton (Premier League) and the U.S. national team
Lend a hand to others. Having to live with the syndrome of Gilles de la Tourette often makes children and adolescents are more sympathetic to the feelings of others, especially in regard to other troubled youth. They can use that special sensitivity to volunteer. Knowing they have helped others can promote confidence and reduce any possible complex to feel different.
  • Cultivating creativity. Creative activities such as writing, painting or composing music and playing help to focus the mind on other things, and also to develop it. It speculates that the composer Mozart and British writer Samuel Johnson with the syndrome of Gilles de la Tourette.
  • Find support. The Tourette Syndrome Association (Syndrome Association Tourette U.S.) organizes support groups with people who understand the challenges of this syndrome.
  • Take control. People affected by the syndrome of Gilles de la Tourette may feel that control over their lives if they are informed about this syndrome, made a lot of questions to their doctors and take an active role in their treatment.

  • Each person affected by the syndrome of Gilles de la Tourette differently face physical challenges, emotional and social that this syndrome may arise. Since the syndrome of Gilles de la Tourette's does not usually restrict activities that can be practiced, children who have it can enjoy and participate in activities with their peers, while This syndrome interferes with their daily lives.
Reviewed by: Harry S. Abram, MD

Revision Date: September 2010

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What do we know about Attention Deficit Disorder?

Source:
What we know about Attention Deficit Disorder? The Paradiario 14



is one of the most important disorders in the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, up nearly 50% of the consultations, and being also possibly the most studied all. Stories For Children
The Children's Stories Attention Deficit Disorder and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is characterized by three symptoms: inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity, although as we shall see not always have to be present together, because there are different subtypes within this disorder. This is one of the most important disorders in the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, up nearly 50% of the consultations, and being also possibly the most studied of all of them. It is a chronic disorder, which can change its manifestations from childhood to adulthood, which interferes in many areas of normal functioning and the symptoms persist in up to 50-80% cases in adults. Constitutes a clinical problem and major public health, generator problems and imbalances in children, adolescents and adultos.Aunque apparently looks like a recent syndrome, we can find historical references from XIX.La century prevalence of this disorder is around 3-10% of children. Regarding gender, it is proven that children are more likely than girls, in numbers ranging from 2 to 1 to 9 to 1. Girls more frequently present problems of inattention, learning difficulties and anxious symptoms and emotional symptoms of impulsivity or agresividad.De However, the estimated prevalence vary according to the methods of study, the diagnostic system and associated criteria (eg. situational versus generalized degree of mismatch), the measures used, the informants, the sample estudiada.Se estimated that over 80% children continue to suffer the disorder in adolescence, and between 30-65% at present also in adulthood. However, the manifestations of the disorder will vary significantly over the origin of life.The attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity (ADHD) or hyperkinetic disorder is not understood. The information available to date suggests the improbability of finding a single cause the disorder, rather considered the final pathway of a number of biological phenomena that interact with each other and with other environmental variables, both of biological and psychosocial. The initial ideas of "minimal brain damage have come in recent years to evolve into neurobiology and genetics studies. Similarly, although psychosocial factors not currently considered as the main cause, the study of family problems present in children with this pathology has revealed its important role in the development of symptoms, the onset of behavioral comorbidities (oppositional defiant disorder and conduct disorder) and, therefore, the design terapéuticas.Aunque interventions have been many environmental factors (both biological and psychosocial) associated with attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity (ADHD), to date none (or any combination thereof) has been shown to cause necessary and / or sufficient for the manifestation of trastorno.Dentro biological factors include events during pregnancy and pre-perinatal, such as maternal consumption of snuff, alcohol, drugs and other problems of pregnancy, poor maternal health, child age mother postmadura fetal age, prolonged labor, fetal distress, low birth weight, antepartum haemorrhage, etc. Studies in this regard, however, far from conclusive, except when presenting a number of factors predisposing to increased vulnerability general, not specific for TDAH.Los psychosocial factors, similarly, determined more general psychopathological risk that a particular risk for mental disorders concrete. Within these general risk factors, researchers found a positive association between ADHD and the rate of Rutter adversity factors (marital problems, low social class, extended family, parental criminality, maternal mental disorder and not the child's family placement .) These factors tend to emerge as universal predictors of adaptability and mental health, and in certain aspects (parental criminality, family conflict, low social class) might be more an expression of parental presence in their cause disorder in children. Thus, the findings on the environmental contribution to ADHD should be interpreted with caution, since many details of family function and adversity have originally a notable contribution of heredity in biological terms, may be due to the presence of symptoms in parents and conditions similar to those found in family studies conducted hijos.Los clinical samples showed a possible family connection of the disorder, finding the parents of children suffering a relative risk between 2 and 8 times higher than normal population of developing the disorder themselves. Conversely, the calculated risk for a child to suffer the condition if one parent suffers is 57%. In adoption studies, non-biological siblings of children with ADHD have less risk of the disorder or related disorders (such as oppositional disorder or conduct disorder) than biological siblings. Twin studies indicate a concordance of the disorder from 50% to 80% in monozygotic twins compared with 29-33% in dizygotic twins, the latter percentage similar to that found in other studies for non-twin siblings.
Diagnosis: Currently, diagnosis is done using the following criteria: A.
(1) or (2)
1. six (or more) of the following symptoms of inattention have persisted for at least 6 months to a degree that is maladaptive and inconsistent with developmental level: Inattention
* a) often does not pay attention to details or incurs careless mistakes in schoolwork, work or other activities
* b) often has difficulty sustaining attention in tasks or play activities
* c) often does not seem listen when spoken to directly
* d) often does not follow instructions and fails to finish schoolwork, chores, or duties in the workplace (not due to oppositional behavior or failure to understand instructions)
* e) often has difficulty organizing tasks and activities
* f) often avoids, dislikes or is reluctant to engage in tasks that require sustained mental effort (such as schoolwork or homework)
* g) often loses things necessary for tasks or activities (eg. toys, school assignments, pencils, books or tools)
* h) is often easily distracted by extraneous stimuli
* i) is often neglected in the activities diarias2. six (or more) of the following symptoms of hyperactivity-impulsivity have persisted for at least 6 months to a degree that is maladaptive and little logic in relation to the developmental level: Hyperactivity
* a) often moves in Excess hands or feet or squirms in seat
* b) often leaves seat in classroom or in other situations in which remaining seated is expected to
* c) often runs about or climbs excessively in situations where is inappropriate (in adolescents or adults may be limited to subjective feelings of restlessness)
* d) often has difficulty playing or engaging in activities quietly Leisure
* e) is often "busy" or often acts as if "was driven by a motor"
* f) often talks
excesoImpulsividad
* (g) often gives the answers before abruptly being completed the questions
* (h) often has difficulty awaiting turn
* (i) often interrupts or intrudes on others (p. instance butts into conversations or games)

Friday, March 11, 2011

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"Autism is a disorder of the evolutionary development of children."

This is the link to download the book (thanks Marco)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GZCFNZSK


Content:
1. Introduction 2. Scope and objectives
3.
Methodology 4. ADHD
5. Diagnosis
6. Assessment tools
7. Treatment
7.1. Psychological treatment
7.2. Psychoeducational treatment
7.3. Pharmacotherapy
7.4. Combined treatment
7.5. Treatment of comorbidity
7.6. Complementary and Alternative Medicine
8. Prevention
9. Legal and ethical issues
10. Diagnostic and therapeutic strategies
11. Dissemination and implementation
12. Research recommendations
future


Annexes Annex 1 Levels of evidence and grades of recommendations
Appendix 2 Diagnostic Criteria for ADHD
Annex 3 Information for patients, families and educators

Glossary Annex 4 Annex 5 Annex 6 Abbreviations
Declaration of interest
Annex 7 Description of the GPC included

Authors: José Angel Alda Diez, Cristina Boix Lluch, Roser Colome Roura, Mónica Fernández Anguiano
Publisher: Ministry of Health, Social Policy and Equality - Spain

Year: 2010
Pages: 250
Size:
3.51 MB Format: PDF
Language: English


Tuesday, March 8, 2011

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"Stuttering, a physical problem."

Source:

http://www.cronicadelquindio.com/noticia-completa-titulo-el_autismo_es_una_alteracion_del_desarrollo_evolutivo_de_los_ninos-seccion-general-nota-26420.htm




Child autism is a complex disabilities of children. Professionals and parents are confused with children who suffer from this condition, as easily fail in any task of daily living but are able to solve a complicated puzzle for adults with ease.
"Until early 1960, very few people other than doctors, psychologists, special teachers, had heard talk about autistic children. But then even more so in recent years the problems of these children have been studied and discussed by professionals in the field, "said psychologist Germain Reyes.

In 1943 an American psychiatrist, Leo Kanner described the syndrome as "infantile autism" to explain a kind of 'childhood psychosis'. The word 'autism' comes from the Greek alphabet 'autos', meaning 'own'.
Kanner used the term because the children went through a stage where they were very focused on themselves and showed no interest in other people.

"This concept has changed and now we talk about autistic syndrome to designate an evolutionary developmental disorder that can be defined as difficulties in verbal and gestural communication, impaired reciprocal social interaction and a restricted repertoire activities and interests and behavior, "said the specialist.
Males are affected three to four times more than girls. The disease begins at birth or during the first three years of life.

Approximately thirty to fifty percent of Children who have autistic behavior also has a neurological problem, such as spasticity or epilepsy, this is known as co-morbidity of autistic syndrome.
"It has developed a series of studies on the causes of autism have resulted in several theories that attempt to explain the origin of the autistic syndrome. None of them alone has achieved today is considered a multifactorial disease, with genetic, neurobiological, and finally the psychological factors that could possibly cause this behavior, "Reyes stressed.

With
Factors relation to genetics, initially hailed as a recessive autosomal transmission mechanism (by family segregation analysis and findings in monozygotic twins concordant), but is currently thought that there are fewer than ten genes that act multiplicatively.

also noted the so-called fragile X syndrome, ie the lack of a substance at the distal end of the long arm of chromosome, which may cause the autistic syndrome.
Regarding the neurobiological stated that abnormalities in neurotransmitters, specifically serotonin that is increased in children with autistic syndrome (hiperserotoninemia) alters brain function.
"In addition to these factors be altered, autistic children do not have a normal psychological development, ie their behavior is going to focus on yourself without caring or taking into account people around them, although often are the ability to perform a different type of activity to their own world. One characteristic of these small is that they always want to be alone, "said the psychologist.


Features
-Deficit in nonverbal behaviors.
-Alteration in facial expression.
-Absence of spontaneous to share games.

-Absence or lack of social or emotional reciprocity.
-language developmental delays.
-Repetition of words.
Parents have a disabled child, whatever their problems (physical or mental), it is very hard to accept and manage. Parents may feel guilty, anxious, confused, and hopeless about the future of the child. All these emotional reactions are valid and legitimate This is when the doctor comes to play an important role on the one hand provide emotional support and the other providing professional help to try to overcome the problem.

"Autism is very rare to find in the street, in malls, in parks, in addition to many autistic children appear normal. Most people know little about it, making parents feel alone and strange in society. There is that partnerships have emerged aid and attention of parents of autistic children, to gain acceptance of the problem and subject to appropriate therapy for each case.
not forget parents of these children require much assistance, training strategies and resources for proper management of these small home, and that autism occurs disabilities throughout life, "he said Germain Reyes.
Currently using behavioral modification techniques, teaching social skills, social language training, operant conditioning, teaching specialist and a number of therapeutic strategies with the sole objective of minimizing the gaps and achieve a better social life.

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Tics in childhood, diagnosis and treatment.

Source:

http://www.prensalibre.com/vida/familia/Tartamudez-problema-fisico_0_439756183.html

The address of the King movie is set during the Second World War. But the problems facing the King George VI are the same. Since early last century, it is difficult to find a therapist to deal with speech difficulties and stigma still marks who is facing the problem.

has long been thought the disorder as a psychological problem (shy people get stuck when talking because they are nervous), rather than a physical issue. The science is refuting these theories. Most neurologists do not hesitate to consider it a nervous system dysfunction.
"We treat patients who had always maintained a fluent speech and stuttering start after suffering a stroke, tumor or trauma. There is a psychological disorder, "says neurologist Carlos Tejero, vocal communication of the English Society of Neurology.

The problem is in the brain, a lack of coordination between the right and left. The action of speaking requires a perfect coordination involving different brain areas: the charge affects language as well as those triggered by hearing, emotions, planning, breathing and movements of the jaw, lips, tongue and neck.
The brain is like a general who controls all these soldiers. Without the correct signal the whole process falls apart. "When we start talking, in the frontal lobe is caused first the desire to say something then put in place enforceable mechanisms of movement (jaw, tongue, lips) and, finally, a monitoring system that controls what we say is really what we want to express.
If we hear something wrong in our discourse, we become paralyzed and this is what happens to people who stutter ", says Tejero. So in the movie King George VI is capable of fluent speech while listening to music through headphones that prevents you from listening to yourself.
tools and tricks

is difficult to speak of cure, but speech therapists and psychologists offer tools to deal with some ease. Some resort to tricks, such as avoiding long words or syllables that they are particularly committed. Others chew to distract the system and not to block or hum. Somehow, by imposing a certain rhythm to the words, the speech speed is achieved.
Interestingly, sing or recite is not a problem. Proof of this is "melody Lives", a play that was released recently in Barcelona and is played by twenty actors who stutter. No crashes on stage. It down and return to their stuttering.
The best attitude is not to hide and cope with adversity. When not to avoid talking about the problems begin to fail. El neurólogo Carlos Tejero pone como ejemplo la actitud del vicepresidente del Gobierno aragonés y presidente del Partido Aragonés (PAR) , José Angel Biel. «Tartamudo reconocido, es capaz de mantener un enfrentamiento verbal en el Parlamento tartamudeando. Se ha convertido en un rasgo físico más y no se avergüenza de él».

En este curioso problema de descoordinación del sistema nervioso aún hay muchas lagunas de conocimiento. Sí se sabe que afecta al 5 por ciento de los niños (más a ellos que a las niñas), que el trastorno comienza entre los 2 y los 6 años y que hay una importante predisposición genética.
La mitad de los tartamudos cuenta con antecedentes family, although it is impossible to tell who will develop it. One of the issues that most confound the experts is that there is no warning signal in the first years of life, when children babble his first words. All seems well until suddenly the problems start.
Writing is a critical time for the debut of the stutterers, when children begin to construct texts and face the complexity of grammar. Fortunately, 75 percent of children starting to get stuck talking stutter-stop therapy or wrongly, although it is impossible to discern who suffer a passenger disorder who need help for a problem chronic.
The answers will come of the investigation. Recently, the medical journal New England Journal identified new genes related to the disorder that may give new clues about the origin of the problem. Magnetic resonance experiments have allowed us to find an excess of brain activity in certain brain areas of stutterers. It is also known that environmental factors contribute. A traumatic or stressful situation will not trigger, but they can exacerbate it.

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Valdebernardo [Madrid] Feminist Conference during March


- Tuesday, March 8- All the street! Long live the struggle of women!

- Friday March 11 at 20h
Charla-Debate "Feminism, anti-capitalism and national liberation"
with Elena Martinez, Militant Left
Castellana "We are in a situation where you need more than one revolution
But each can only succeed with the implementation of other "

- Saturday March 12 at 19:30 - part of a meeting-debate with feminist collective assemblies and Madrid.
have the presence of:
-Assembly-
Madrid Feminist Women's Caucus of the lock-degenerate

And then we'll stay for a drink and enjoy rich caps!

- Saturday March 26 at 19:30 Charla-Debate "Feminisms in national consciousness. Analysis and experiences. "
have the presence of:
A Clau Roya (Aragon)
Bilgune Feminist (Basque Country)
Collective Palestinian Women
Galician Nationalist Mulheres (Galicia)

.... and then: Here's to feminism! Stay for a drink. Later

continue with more activities Look out!
All activities are on the premises of the Cultural Association Comunera
Castilla C / Picos de Europa n º 45, 3 mins from Portazgo.

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March 8: International Day of Working Women

hundred years ago at this time was celebrated for the first time the International Day of Working Women. It was recognized a century ago, the right of all working women to fight and be recognized in their struggle. And establishing a day for tribute to all the fighters of the past as well as a day to become the fighters of the present.

After a century, took to the streets to voice our own and, while their voices. Today, do not forget and still keep in our collective memory, all those, and also some who, with or without a name who fought and clamored for the abolition of inequalities rooted in gender.

But this day is no longer just a tribute. But is also a saying and be heard even though some may be, that their struggle is ours, and that patriarchy well it combines and seeks to advance hand in hand with capitalism, despite not being defeated, is already mortally wounded. Because, if today is a symbolic day, what symbolizes is all small steps that each and all of us involved with this struggle and we take as our own, we give every day, gesture to gesture.

We can not forget, though his statistics do not stop trying to believe otherwise, that every little hint of feminism wounds and weakened to a greater or lesser extent this patriarchal system. Although wounded giant that is the oppressive patriarchal structure of the labor-capitalist system is still there lurking, so is that neither our actions and our actions are in vain.

We can not accept that this giant erected over the centuries is removable. If something we owe to those fighters who through the ages have dignified with its own figure that is now our struggle is having cast the first stone. Now it is our duty to continue this endeavor to overthrow him. It is our duty to report that "what is" not right. But do know that we can change it.

This is our moment, our time span we can make history. Today marks our time void that only we and we can fill events. Establish gender equality is our responsibility. Raising the necessary money for it, is our only option when what we pursue is the social-collective freedom that will enable each and every one interprets the role of his life, not the role marked by the system.

What today, above all, we want to see is that this cause is everyone. The patriarchal capitalist system that we suffer in Castilla, personified in the yoke which represents the English government, he writes every day fairly set the script of our lives. We deny the personal and collective dignity trying to erase the legacy of our people, and pressing our fight here and now. Thus aims we play their roles, under a false mask of democratic freedom, which supposedly makes us all equal in rights.

The patriarchal capitalist system is its limitation in generating schemes in our land a triple oppression: class, national and gender.

But the dominant role is also imposed. At that dominates is denied as much as the reality dominated parity. Hear this voice who also dominates the free believing ignorance is also our task.

seize it, this anniversary, to be heard as one of the voices of all workers who have fought not only since then, but throughout history and from all over the world, along with the voices that not only today but everyday of our lives continue to advance towards the dignity of women as a woman, not as embedded in patterns created and taxes. We raise our voices to the ears of the world: the slave woman, man, slave to his own domain, which seeks to perpetuate established patterns and to persist in this struggle.
That is because today a day when the feminist struggle neither begins nor ends: it continues to victory.


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Saturday, March 5, 2011

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"When disability is just a word."

I leave the introduction on this subject and then the link to the full article you read on because it is a very interesting time to diagnosis. INTRODUCTION
Tics are movements (repetitive vocalizations) involuntary, stereotyped, sudden, brief, purposeless, repetitive basis, but not rhythmic, the patient can reproduce at will and partial control. Are intermittent, aided by emotional factors and lower for tasks that require sustained attention, a voluntary effort is able to suppress them for a moment. Acts usually play everyday life can be affected any muscle group, but predominantly in the facial musculature (especially eyes mouth), trunk and proximal portions of limbs, may persist during sleep, consisting, for example, elevation of the shoulders, head jerking,

blinking, facial grimacing, nasal sounds, forced expirations, grunts, clicks throat, vocal and sometimes jerking of a limb. are usually idiopathic, but may also be secondary to brain injury (trauma or encephalitis). There are no data that accurately reflect the epidemiology of tics in childhood, but without doubt the most common movement disorders in this age (1), having mentioned figures from 0.6% (2) 2% ( 3) in pediatric neurology consultation.


Full article (follow the link)
http://www.sccalp.org/boletin/172/BolPediatr2000_40_093-096.pdf

Friday, March 4, 2011

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Source:
LaCapital.com . ar Rosario - Luciano Palazesi: when the disability is just one word - The City



"People are afraid of the unknown, fear for what is going to find or how he will act when faced with a disabled person. However, the fight is ongoing. Therefore, I argue that steps are being infinite, "says Luciano Palazesi as soon begins chatting with the Capital and before attempting to retrace his feelings to hours of receiving the biennial award Alpi (Association Against Infantile Paralysis) 2011, tonight in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires. Luciano
sits next to his mother, Adriana, and access to the questions by looking at the eyes, without shyness. Has a combative speech that could be said as to the rights of persons with disabilities are concerned. His card says that life is a problem in delivery caused a cerebral palsy that left him and motor sequelae in speech. That did not stop him finishing the race to study public accountant at the Universidad Católica Argentina (UCA) from which you have only five finalists to receive. "Sometimes I wonder why discriminate if we all end up in the same place," he says, the phrase hit low. And when reminded that in a footnote in this same paper for nearly a year and a half had said that life was infinite steps, Luciano says, "That is still true because I think the awards are nice, flattering, but there that follow, we must improve and we must show the society that can face the limitations. " And his speech remains strong, with conviction: "While progress has been made in recent times, we need more awareness and that's my goal for this year and beyond".
When asked whether people with disabilities now have more opportunities to insert says: "I was one of those people who could enter to work in a public office. I did at the Ministry of Labour of the Nation, Sarmiento and Rioja. I'm almost a year and I have two colleagues with disabilities. The whole group is wonderful. I was working at the Ministry of Education for a long time, but this new work opened up a lot of doors for longer afford to life. I also worked in an accounting firm and even as a nightclub DJ in San Lorenzo. I'm eager to do things for other people with disabilities. " These
things that are the cause Luciano speaks, his fight for the inclusion of the disabled. "This year I have thought to give a talk on personal acceptance because it is very difficult to achieve that. What happens is that we live in a society in which not all are equal, so we have to make people aware that we can do a lot and best things, "he says, while proudly recalls a talk he gave last year in Ucacha, the people of his native Córdoba his father, on inclusion of people in the education system. "Now I want to do the same in schools or institutions of Rosario."
living in the house, on a desk where he usually works with his computer, Luciano Awards shows he did in the 2009 Junior Chamber of the province and the capital as a prominent of that year, among others. "The theme of the awards is an incentive to stop and realize that I'm doing well. The Alpi gives me no longer a surprise. There are so many outstanding children with disabilities in the country. All friends with disabilities I have are outstanding, "he says excitedly.
The prize in question distinguishes 10 people with physical disabilities who are distinguished for their efforts to overcome personal and social integration.
getting late. It's time to assemble the pack to go to work. Luciano life goes on and reflects with amazing clarity in a phrase that pulls almost in a whisper when exiting. "I like to write a lot and as a message to tell you that the stumbling blocks I walk, but my life is how I walk. Sometimes I fall, but I have to get up because you have to keep going. Although hard to follow is to keep trying ".
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In the study of social life is a narrow passage. "In the morning I give books, depends on the subject. After working 13 to 19.30 and I took the bus back home. I like watching TV, reading and writing a lot. My mom says I'm addicted to buying books and I owe it to my dad. Sometimes I go to the court (he became a fan of Newell's after a failed experience como simpatizante de River) y con mis amigos, que me bancan a muerte y son espectaculares, solemos ir a bailar. Esa es una experiencia muy grossa, porque cuando te toca enfrentar a una chica tenés de todo. Y eso es el miedo que te contaba antes”, detalla Luciano.