But, as with that notion of a female President, the Women's March on Washington has proved, well before it has actually come to pass, to be a source of persistent and often unexpected conflict.
Apart from therapeutic discovery, the study of mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) has been focused on two challenges: why do a majority of individuals recover with little concern, while a considerable proportion suffer with persistent and often debilitating symptomology; and, how do mild injuries significantly increase risk for an early-onset neurodegeneration?
Generalized dystonia (e.g., dystonia musculorum deformans) is an inherited condition in which persistent and often painful twisting and writhing movements of any muscle group occur, usually in children.
In sum, I was suffering from a severe case of biobigotry: the persistent and often irrational desire to be surrounded only by those species of which one approves, and to exclude any animals, plants and other life forms that one finds offensive.
LORD ASHCROFT, a prominent Conservative peer, is known for his persistent (and often barbed) advice to his party's leadership.
Schizophrenia is often a persistent and costly illness that requires continued treatment with antipsychotics.
Similar to these findings, a longitudinal study in a community sample of children showed that PTSD is often a persistent and chronic disorder.
There is uncertainty as to the magnitude and persistence of retrograde amnesia following ECT [ 12], though a systematic review suggested that 29 55 % of patients reported persistent and often distressing loss of important past memories after ECT [ 13].
Neurologists are still trying to figure out why the pain of shingles can be so persistent, and often so difficult to treat.
The fuller story is darker and richer, and points to the persistent and often unacknowledged risks of arms transfers to developing states.
