A recently released Georgetown study may help explain why veterans with Gulf War Illness have such a wide variety of physical complaints – researchers have determined that there may be two forms of the illness.
A research team at Georgetown University Medical Center GUMC published their findings online today in PLOS ONE. The study suggests the illness varies depending on which brain regions show atrophy.
via Georgetown Researchers Discover Two Forms of Gulf War Illness – Georgetown University.
Here’s a story about the growth the Person Street business district has seen in the past few years.
RALEIGH — Craig Heffley first visited the North Person Street business district about a decade ago, around the time he was opening Wine Authorities in Durham. He spotted a series of vacant storefronts amid two thriving historic neighborhoods, and he made a mental note.
“This would be a great space if I ever opened in Raleigh,” he recalled thinking. “It’s got spunk to it. It’s a good mix of neighborhood people and people who are driving through on their way to downtown.”
I found a big goof in this story, though:
And more neighbors are on the way to fill prescriptions with James, sip wines in Heffley’s store lounge and dine at Piebird. Peace Street Townes, an 18-unit townhouse development, is under construction near Krispy Kreme. Even Oakwood is expanding with a new subdivision called Oakwood North.
Oakwood North is in no way related to the Historic Oakwood neighborhood. It just has Oakwood in its name.
via RALEIGH: North Person Street business district fills up fast | Raleigh | MidtownRaleighNews.com.
