Scots boy, 11, has alcoholic's brain disease
                   
dailyrecord.co.uk     May 12, 2008            

A SCOTS youngster is suffering from a rare brain disease that usually hits middle-aged alcoholics. ... The boy, who is aged between 11 and 13, is thought to be the youngest person ever to be diagnosed with Korsakov's syndrome. The case in Lanarkshire was one of only 419... [read full story]                

Add a comment to the article
Type the code shown

View all news articles about:

- Related Topics

View other selected articles:

Police follow screams to 'Sweeny Todd'

upi.com     9 hrs ago   3 related          

WATERTREE, England, July 25 (UPI) -- British police said officers called to a Watertree, England, neighborhood to investigate a series of loud screams discovered a theater performing "Sweeny Todd." Police said investigators...                

comments

                   

Machine Vision Lab Has Smoother Approach To Tile Quality

sciencedaily.com     9 hrs ago          

Surface defects in ceramic tiles, invisible to the naked eye, could be automatically detected by a new system being developed at the University of the West of England. The system would detect imperfections such as pinholes,...                

comments

                   

Hole-in-the-wall cheat had already been deported twice

dailymail.co.uk     9 hrs ago   1 related          

Adu Bunu: Jailed for five years A Romanian thief who photographed his baby rolling in cash plundered from British bank accounts had already been kicked out of the country twice, it emerged yesterday. Police in Bunu's home town...                

comments

                   

Long-Term Mortality in People Treated for Alcoholism

jointogether.org     yesterday          

A long-term follow-up of people with alcoholism admitted to the same treatment program showed a relatively high mortality rate, early occurrence of liver disease and lifestyle-related deaths, and some differences among...                

comments