Asia Life Sciences

The proliferation of yeast, Candida albicans, in the autistic children gut was rarely reported and the suitable treatments for their limitation as well. Here, I report the outcome of stool samples analysis. This patient subjected a set of tests. Only the mycological test was discussed in order to shed more light. In addition, a checklist (Rimland E 2) was utilized in order to get more accurate anamnestic information from her parents.

I present the case of 10-years old Moroccan girl. She pursued a cognitive intervention: applied behaviour application (ABA) since she was diagnosed as child with ASD. She experienced long-lasting difficulties in establishing and maintaining social relationship. She was suffering from slight intermittent gastrointestinal ailments.

The clinical test of yeast showed a slight high yeast levels (candida albicans) and no other yeasts (non-candida albicans ) yeasts were  revealed. The resistant agents were exclusively natural; Oregano, Uva ursi, Tanalbit. But other tested antifungal was sensitive versus revealed yeast. The parents reported that the patient showed a sensible improvement of clinical symptoms after receiving a suitable anti-fungal

This case report provides evidence that patient present an infection by candida albicans and use of antifungal   drugs might be able to reduce the proliferation of yeast and GIT clinical symptoms of autistic patient as well.

In the Moroccan employee population, the rate of workplace accidents is one of the highest in the world. Previous work has shown that for the victims the consequences of these accidents are often diverse and serious, but none of these studies has been interested in contributing to the psychosociological and behavioral characterization of the victims. Using a questionnaire sent to 82 Moroccan victims, and whose responses were statically studied by a Multiple Correspondence Analysis (MCA), we developed a typology of the qualitative characterization of all the victims studied. The results showed that among 26 qualitative variables estimated in victims, only six variables participated significantly in the typology of victims studied. The employee's relationship with his work colleagues, the relationship with his direct manager, the possibility of a career in his workplace, the presence - or absence - of the pleasure of working, the degree of precision required by the work, and the presence or absence of emotional burdens in the victim. Thus, only one characteristic of these victims could be considered as coming from a historical past of the victim, that is to say before the working period of his work: the possibility of having emotional charges. The other four characteristics can be developed in the victim before or during the work period.