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Fatique-Alyzer!

 

Soon there may be a way to test doctors, pilots and truck drivers for fatique. Researchers have discovered a important link between drowsiness and increased activity of an enzyme that is known for breaking down starches.  This discovery could lead to a simple test that can tell whether truck drivers, medical providers, pilots and other workers are fatiques or sleep-deprived.

In the study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers at Washington University call their work "the first step in developing an effective method for detecting sleepiness in vulnerable populations" - a major goal cited by safety advocates.

More information is provided In a recent article posted by

Next, a fatigue-alyzer?
Scientists find a link between sleepiness and an enzyme that could lead to a test for drivers, doctors, pilots
BY BRYN NELSON
Newsday Staff Writer

Posted by E. Michael Grossman, Texas 18 wheeler accident attorney

Posted by: E. Michael Grossman | Posted on: 12/17/2006 | Comments (0)

As a Texas attorney practicing for 20 years, I have litigated all manner of personal injury cases. I use this blog as a place to write opinion / editorial articles on a variety of topics that catch my interest and as a means of sharing news stories relevant to personal injury accidents. I think the overwhelming majority of people are unaware just how common these types of accidents are and I hope this blog raises awareness to rather serious public safety concerns. However, this blog is simply a means for me to share my opinions and I would recommend that anyone who is considering seeking legal counsel should contact their family attorney.

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