It is common for clinicians, researchers, and public policymakers to describe certain drugs
or objects (eg, games of chance) as “addictive,” tacitly implying that the cause of addiction …

Objective The goal of this study was to determine the relative importance of surgical technique,
age at repair, and cleft type for velopharyngeal function. Design This was a retrospective …

This article reviews the current status of gambling epidemiology studies and suggests that it
is time to move from general population-prevalence research toward the investigation of risk …

… Although none of the NCS-R … R recruitment and consent procedures were approved by
human subjects committees of Harvard Medical School and the University of Michigan. All NCS-R …

The wide spectrum of anomalies associated with hemifacial microsomia (HFM) has made
systematic and inclusive classification difficult. We propose a nosologic system In which each …

: Appropriate management of posterior plagiocephaly requires differentiation of occipitoparietal
flattening caused by lambdoid synostosis from that caused by deformational forces. In a …

… measurements R os L scalp: 11.4 cm and L os-R scalp: 10.6 cm, for TCD: 8 mm. Infant had
R ear prominent and minor R torticollis. … Infant had R ear prominent and minor R torticollis. …

This article describes the development of the Massachusetts Gambling Screen (MAGS). The
purpose of the MAGS is to provide a brief clinical screening instrument that can (1) yield an …

The authors report findings from the first national survey of gambling among college students.
They collected information from 10,765 students attending 119 scientifically selected …

Exposure and adaptation models provide competing perspectives of the environmental influence
on the development of addictive disorders. Exposure theory suggests that the presence …