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AT LEAST THE UNITED STATES IS...(WAS) TAKING ACTION TO PREVENT BUS, TRUCK AND TRAIN ACCIDENTS DUE TO OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA. THERE IS NOT EVEN A MENTION OF THAT POSSIBILTY IN THIS ARTICLE.....
www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2017/08/10/china-coach-crash-shaanxi-province/558214001/
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Here is the last of the syndromes named after literary characters. I hope you found them entertaining and maybe even learned a thing or two.
Syndrome #10
Alice in Wonderland Syndrome
Named after the curious wandering character from Lewis Carroll’s most famous work, this neurological disorder is a condition wherein a person suffers from visual image distortions, perceiving parts of their body or any other objects as having been altered in size. Though most closely linked with migraine, it is also a sign of epilepsy, mononucleosis and hallucinogenic drug consumption.
Syndrome #9
Dorian Gray Syndrome
Named after the character from Oscar Wilde’s novel about a handsome young man who desires his picture would grow old instead of himself, this condition describes people who are overly critical of their own physical appearance despite the lack of any defects. They have great difficulty coping with the aging process, and thus try to cling to their youth by depending heavily on cosmetic products and procedures. Psychological maturation is often lacking in people with this disorder.
Syndrome #8
Huckleberry Finn Syndrome
Named after a very popular adventurous boy-character created by the great American writer Mark Twain, this condition refers to the habitual neglect of responsibilities by kids of superior intelligence because of parental disapproval and feelings of rejection. These responsibilities avoided as a child turn into frequent job changes and absenteeism as an adult. This can also stem from the inability of normal/bright children born to mentally impaired parents to adjust socially and psychologically. This syndrome is thought to be a possible defense mechanism for low self-esteem and depression.