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Sense of Touch 'Faster' in Those Blind From Birth by HealthFinder Posted Wed 27 Oct 2010 10:00am . 27 (HealthDay News) -- The sense of touch works faster in people who have been blind from birth than in those with normal vision or those who became blind later in life, a new... in the Oct. 27 issue of The Journal of Neuroscience. "Our findings reveal that one way the brain adapts to the absence of vision is to accelerate the sense of touch. The ability Read on »

Sense of Touch 'Faster' in Those Blind from Birth by Medline Plus Posted Wed 27 Oct 2010 1:00pm WEDNESDAY, Oct. 27 (HealthDay News) -- The sense of touch works faster in people who have been blind from birth than in those with normal vision or those who became blind later... appears in the Oct. 27 issue of The Journal of Neuroscience. "Our findings reveal that one way the brain adapts to the absence of vision is to accelerate the sense of touch Read on »

Sense of Touch Effects Thoughts and Behavior by Your Therapy Source Posted Tue 29 Jun 2010 2:11am The journal Science published research on how a human's sense of touch influences thoughts and behavior. Subjects participated in various experiments to see how an objects..., ADHD, etc. Would love to see some direct research on this topic with the previously mentioned groups of children. How does a child's sense of touch directly influence certain Read on »

Sense of Touch May Influence Gender Perception by HealthFinder Posted Sun 16 Jan 2011 12:00pm ) -- The sense of touch influences your perceptions of masculinity and femininity, according to a new study. In one experiment, volunteers who were shown gender-neutral faces were more... more about touch and other senses from the Nemours Foundation . (SOURCE: Association for Psychological Science, news release, Jan. 11, 2011) Read on »

The Senses: TOUCH by Kabaray Posted Fri 17 Jul 2009 11:22am affects all of his senses, in particular his sense of touch, and it causes him to suffer from "hypotactility" - this means he will actively seek out tactile experiences because he... information, but that's the reality of severe Autism, I'm afraid!) I've decided to do the next few posts on the various senses and how Zac is affected by Sensory Processing Disorder Read on »

The Five Senses Just wondering... by Braden-NuVision Posted Mon 12 Jan 2009 12:00am things I remember learning about as a kid is that we, humans, have five senses. * The Sense of Touch * The Sense of Sight * The Sense of Sound * The Sense of Smell * The Sense... their sense of sight and be blind. A person can lose their sense of sound and be def. A person can even lose their sense of touch from some type of nerve damage, and at that point Read on »

Sense(s) of Annoyance by Ronni B. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 24 Jul 2009 10:59pm distinguish the speech of the person with me. It all blends together and to compensate, I'm becoming a fairly accomplished lip-reader. Touch This is my single sense that remains... care reform that I claim my right today to bitch: My five senses have gone to hell. Eyes Did your mother tell you to turn on a light when she caught you reading in a dim room Read on »

On effective self management: How we make sense of how we make sense by Larry Drain Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 22 Oct 2009 10:06pm is knowing what to take personal, what to take serious, and what to take as the truth. Our ability to monitor ourselves, to make sense out of how we make sense is so important Read on »

Making sense out of non sense : Three cheers to “care free” rate control in atrial fibrillation ! by Dr. Sangareddi V. Medical Doctor

Posted Mon 15 Mar 2010 10:57am “ Read this article from NEJM , which tries to make sense out of nonsense and judge for yourself Probably the most influential article in electrophysiology over the next... a rate of more than 100 is allowed . Few years back the above concept could be termed a “non sense” Final message In this perennial management issue of AF , Whether Read on »

Participatory Sensing – Center for Embedded Networked Sensing Studies Gathering Information with Cell Phones Relative to U by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Mon 19 Jul 2010 5:56pm ," Estrin joked to the National Health Journalism Fellows. She is the founding director of the Center for Embedded Networked Sensing (CENS) at the University of California, Los Angeles. Research that uses mobile phones to capture data for personal or social projects is called "participatory sensing" and it allows people whose habits and health profile Read on »