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Topic: Northern epilepsy

	Synapshot: Scrutinizing Two Alzheimer's Genes
		Epilepsy can be caused by many factors that have nothing to do with genetics; head trauma, stroke, infections, tumors, and drug or alcohol abuse can all induce epilepsy.
		Researchers usually find epilepsy genes by studying families in which it is very clear that epilepsy is a genetic trait passed on from parent to child.
		Another way that epilepsy genes can be found is by finding families with epilepsy in which slight abnormalities occur in the way the brain develops, since abnormalities in brain development have long been associated with seizures.
	www.med.harvard.edu /publications/On_The_Brain/Volume6/Number1/Epil.html (1481 words)

	Dog - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dogs are also susceptible to the same ailments that humans are, including diabetes, epilepsy, cancer, and arthritis.
		The Chinese wolf is probably ancestor to the Pekingese and toy spaniels, although it is also probable that descendants of the Chinese and European wolves encountered each other over the millennia, contributing to many of the oriental toy breeds.
		This interbreeding still occurs with dogs living in the Arctic region, where the attributes of the wolf that enable survival in a hostile environment are valued by humans.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dog (5524 words)

	Mental retardation in Finland - Finnish Information Center on Mental Retardation
		Salla disease presents in utero with fetal hydrops and ascites or at birth with hypotonia, hepatosplenomegaly often associated with ascites, coarse facies, bone malformations, severe motor disorders, mental retardation, and seizures.
		It is a form of childhood epilepsy occurring in northern Finland.
		Prenatal diagnosis of single gene disorders in northern Finland, Leisti J, Jouppila P, Mustonen A, Kahkonen M, Herva R, Ruokonen A, Kirkinen P, Ann Med.
	www.saunalahti.fi /kup/engl/finmr.htm (1517 words)

	Division of Parasitic Diseases - Recent Publications
		Low incidence of concurrent enteric infection associated with sporadic and outbreak-related human cryptosporidiosis in Northern Ireland.
		A 37-year old man with fever, hepatosplenomegaly, and a cutaneous foot lesion after a trip to Africa.
		Epilepsy, cysticercosis and toxocariasis: a population based case-control study in rural Bolivia.
	www.cdc.gov /ncidod/dpd/recentpubs/default.htm (3902 words)

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