Effect of smartphone addiction on reaction time in geriatric population |
| Author : Simran Grewal* and Rajneet Kaur Sahni |
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Abstract :Context: Mobile phones have entered our lives through technological developments, becoming the most commonly used technological device, there advances have had a huge impact on many walks of life. Technology gives human beings good effects such as convenient everyday life. There has been a progressive increase in both the number and proportion of the aged in India over time and as age advances there is decline in motor and cognitive functioning. As the age increases, the reaction time also seems to increase. Older adults can benefit from the use of smartphones in a number of ways. |
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Neuro-urological surveillance of Spina bifida in Morocco |
| Author : Herman Azanmasso*, Essohouna Tchonda, Etienne Alagnide, Samira Lahrabli, Fatima Lmidmani and Abdellatif El Fatimi |
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Abstract :Objective: Spina bifida is one of the first caused of disability with children in USA. This incidence was estimated to 3.5 per 10000 habitants. In France, it was mostly, 0.5 per 1000 habitants. The improvement in neuro surgy and in urology allowed a veritable reduction of mortality with spina bifida. |
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