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...that I had any unpleasant sensations, I'm just a nervous foot-tapper, yet hearing the term on television, seeing the advertisement for treatment and searching on the term, I could be easily convinced I had the disease. According to search term data, searches on the condition reached their peak soon after the FDA approved requip in May of 2005, one of the first drugs targeted specifically at the condition...
...smallish study of 12 autistic children raised questions about a connection, but subsequent studies have cast doubt on any relationship between the vaccine and autism, which, according to the National Institute of Health, affects 2-6 children per 1000. Still, examining search phrases that contained "autism" during the peak weeks around early May 2006 revealed that Internet searchers' concern about the disease turned to the disease's symptoms with top autism queries including "autism symptoms," "signs of autism," and "symptoms of autism." In April 2007, autism searches experienced another surge, but this time for a different reason, April is Autism...
...even anti-epilepsy drugs may be in preventing some migraines, they don't cure the condition. Eventually scientists hope to discover therapies that address the brain's overly sensitive circuits more directly. For what it's worth, getting older seems to soften the blow. Studies show that migraine attacks peak between the age of 35 and 45 and decline after that...
...peak, the junior said he executed 8 to 10 trades, totaling six figures, each day. He still trades actively...
...stock jumps up 10 percent in the morning because Merrill Lynch upgraded it from ‘hold’ to ‘buy,’ and I see the chart form a peak, I’ll [sell it short], because I know it’s encountering resistance,” the junior says. “If you follow the stock market closely enough, you’ll start to see patterns...