A piece of research from Qatar was on Twitter at the beginning of the month. Click on the picture for the link. ![]() ![]() This follows up the research carried out in Birmingham by Professor Iain Chapple and his team published in January. I have seen him lecture twice on the subject, and still, I couldn't quite understand the exact mechanism of the link but grasped the method. He used some excellent video animations to explain the process. I made an animation over a year ago to present it to my patients so they may understand. I'm not sure if my explanation is accurate following Qatar's research, but the outcome is the same. I think it is called a "Plato's truth". While my information is not 100% accurate, the message is for the benefit of the recipient. It also may be funny, and laughter is the best medicine.
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