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*Bruxism and other stress symptoms in children or young adults with autism or other PDDs, with or without Down syndrome (**)

* Drug therapy of bruxism as modulation of stress answers (**)

* A strange posture adopted by Down's syndrome individuals when sleeping: An epidemiological survey of a cohort of 432 subjects (**)

*Drug therapy of squint in Down syndrome subjects. Result according to the length of drug taking: Report on 125 cases (**)

* Toilet habits in Downs: A survey on 492 subjetcs (**)

*Toilet habits in drug treated Downs: A survey on 209 subjects (**)

*Toilet habits in autistic and other PDD children with and without Down's syndrome (**)

*Seasonal influence in the conceptions of Down persons in Italy: A 20 years survey (**)

*Hyperkinesis in Down's syndrome: A survey on 510 persons (**)

* Hyperkinesis in Down children aged up to 12 years: A survey on 442 cases. (**)

* Time course of hyperkinesis in Down's syndrome: A survey on 498 persons. (**)

*Food habits in Down of 10 years or more (**)

* Penises more normally sized and erection in 56 Down children undergoing drug therapy (**)

* Drug therapies for sleep troubles, iperactivity and aggression in young adult autistics (**)

* Scientific college dropouts and the risk for psychotic outcome: Four male cases (**)

Study on bike riding in Downs aged 10 or more (**)

Does S-adenosil-l-methionine (SAMe) decrease articular laxity in Down children? Preliminary report (**)

Psychosis in Down children: An epidemiological and clinical survey on 413 subjects (**)

*Problems of attention and concentration leading to interruption of studying by high school and University students: A report of 4 cases. (**)

Mitigation of facial features in Downs undergoing drug therapy: 23 years later. (**)

* Mosaic forms in Down's syndrome: A survey on sixteen cases (**)

*Plasma amino acids in an autistic girl, first and after 7 years of pharmocotherapy(**)

* Not causal link between squint and cerebral palsies, from prematurity and/or low birthweight in Downs?(**)

*Antidepressant and immune modulator activity of l-glutamine (**)

* The nystagmus in Down children. Presence, implications and results after pharmacotherapy (**)

* Sensibility to the environmental temperature in Down syndrome persons:.An epidemiological investigation on 432 cases (**)

* On difficulties of equilibrium control in Down children (A preliminary note) (**)

* The case history of a 32-years-old woman with premestrual syndtome by no rebellious to usual therapies improved with antistress drugs (**)

* The difficulty of being combed as a curious symptom in Downs. An epidemiological investigation on 510 subjects. (**)

 * The difficulty or refusal to have the hair combed in Downs. Results in 33 subjects after antistress drug therapy (**)

*  Ligamentous laxity and hypotonicity in Downs. An epidemiological investigation on 510 subjects. (**)

* A floppy child with polymicrogiria and mental retardation. Report of the first nine months of drug treatment . (Upadating September 2003) (**)

 * Evaluation of balance in Down persons. An epidemiological and clinical investigation on 383 subjects.

* Sialorrhea (or drooling) in Downs. An epidemiological investigation on 510 Ss (**)

* Drooling (or sialorrhea) in Downs treated with primarily antistress drugs. (**)

* Selective mutism and Down syndrome in a 15-years-old person: Is this the first case report? (**)

* Tongue protrusion in Downs. An epidemiological survey on 510 subjects. (**)

* Which relationship between tongue protrusion and joint laxity / hypotonia in Downs? An epidemiological investigation on 452 subjects. (**)

* The hypotonia in Down children: An epidemiological survey (**).

* The nocturia ( or nycturia ) in elderly persons without peripheral urinary problems can be reduced or abolished with an antistress drug therapy? Preliminary report on 7 cases treated with antidepressant-antistress drugs. (**)

 * Subjective vertigo in a 66-years-old man and its disappearance following an antidepressant-antistress drug therapy. (**)

* The false motor debility in children with mental retardation (**).

* A third case of recurrent atypical depression with altered EEG (a probable epileptic depression) in a woman of 22 years at the first consultation. (**)

* Hyperosmia, and headache's fits from heavy, olfactory stimuli in a 35-years-old man. An approach with antiepilectic and antistress drugs.

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* A fourth case of recurrent atypical depression, with derealisation phenomena, with altered eeg (a probable epileptic depression) in a woman of 36 years at the first consultation. (**)

 * Other cases of elderly persons without peripheral urinary problems, with nocturia reduced or disappeared following an antidepressant and antistress drug therapy. (**)

* A fifth case of atypical depression, recurrent, with the altered eeg (possible epileptic depression) in a woman of 44 years at the first consultation. (**)

* An epileptic depression with half-brain dominance troubles, already diagnosed as recurrent atypical depression, in a young woman of 26 years at the first consultation. The report of 6 years of antiepileptic, antidepressant and antistress drug therapy. (**)

* Rocking as consummatory behaviour against a cerebellar glutamate excess? (**)

 * In vitro fertilisation and stress (**)

* Stress and aspecific eugenics in cryopreserved cells for in vitro fertilisation. (**)

* The possible advantages of children borne following in vitro fertilization can have their explanation in terms of greater resistance to stress, from unintentional eugenics selection.

*  Drooling (or sialorrhea) as an "isolated" symptom in two persons, and its treatment with primarily antistress drug therapy. (**)

 * Another case of anosmia, hyperosmia, cacosmia, ageusia and dysgeusia in a 41-years old woman at the first consultation, and treated by antidepressant and antistress drugs. (**)

* Still anosmia, hyperosmia, cacosmia, ageusia and dysgeusia in two women, treated by antidepressant and antistress drugs with some difficulties. (**)(Updated October 2006)

* A skin disease in form of daily pruriginous erythematous pomphi, with good answer to an antistress drug therapy. Is it a possible new disease? (**)

* Results on the tongue protrusion in Downs, following an aspecific antistress drug therapy. An investigation on 88 subjects. (**)

* The fear of strangling his child in a man of 27 years as symptom of a phobic-obsessive-compulsive trouble, with intrusive thinking and alterations of the half-brain dominance. Results of the antidepressant and antistress drug therapy. (**)

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