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Colin Doherty

Dublin
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Head of School of Medicine, Trinity College Dublin. Academic Neurologist…. still marvelling after all these years at how people behave.
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Leaky blood-brain barrier sport dementia link

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By Colin Doherty
| The Naked Scientists Podcast - Stripping Down Science
Head trauma in sport has been linked previously to an increased risk of developing dementia, although why wasn't know. Back in 2023, we spoke with the former rugby union international Alix Popham who was diagnosed with early-onset dementia as a result, it's suggested, of repeated head concussions. Alix hung up his boots in 2011 owing to a shoulder injury, but his dementia symptoms developed later… Alix - Yeah, I was most probably in denial. My short-term memory was terrible.
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Muscle creatine levels and sprint performance in young adult vegans and vegetarians after 7 days of creatine monohydrate supplementation

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By Thomas Bonne, Colin Doherty, Andreas Andersen, Valentina Arthemalle
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Diets with a high proportion of plant matter, rich in fiber and phytochemicals, are positively correlated with overall health (Le & Sabaté, 2014; Melina et al., 2016; Venderley & Campbell, 2006) and represent a sustainable food choice (Willett et al., 2019).
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The use of steroids in adult epilepsy: A systematic review

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By Ruth Walsh, Colin Doherty, RCSI Dublin Ireland, Elisabeth Doran
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Steroids show favorable outcomes in many forms of adult epilepsy with suspected immune-mediated etiology. There is a paucity of data supporting implementation of this treatment in practice. High-level evidence such as Randomized-Controlled Trials investigating the use of corticosteroids in adult epilepsy are required.
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