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Quantification may help stratify SUDEP risk People who died due to sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP) had changes in frequency-domain measures of heart rate variability compared with living epilepsy controls, a retrospective, nested case-control study found. Compared with non-SUDEP epilepsy controls, epilepsy patients who died with SUDEP had lower normalized awake low-frequency power (LFP)

Wed, 06/02/2021 - 7:45am In a delightful, easy-to-read style, the author, Steve Kress, makes the reader feel as though they are having a conversation with Steve himself. Ironically, the authors first met Steve Kress, not in Maine, but 500 miles away in land-locked Ithaca, New York, when we were students at Cornell University. Courtesy of Jeff and Allison Wells. Steve Kress came to Maine to teach at the famous Hog Island Audubon Camp in Bremen in 1969, when we were just toddlers. He has been working to restore and manage seabird populations in the state ever since then—for more tha...

Your TGIFood Editor’s home town plays host to an annual festival celebrating Karoo food. It’s nearly upon us.

Read Article   FALMOUTH — Western Maine Audubon is presenting a free online webinar for the general public on Wednesday, April 14th at 7:00 pm. The webinar is titled “Saving Seabirds: New Lessons from Puffins,” with Dr. Stephen Kress. About one third of all seabird species worldwide are now globally threatened because of the effects of invasive predatory mammals, marine pollution, coastal development, and climate change. Against this grim background, Dr. Kress’s presentation about the restoration of Maine seabirds offers hope and inspiration that people have the capacity to help bri...