Ever get that feeling of Déjà Vu? - TAS and You IMS Bulletin

ARCHIVAL NOTE: The following is an archived version of a public health bulletin issued in relation to Temporal Awareness Syndrome (TAS). Published and translated by the Grail's International Medical Society and written by an anonymous doctor. 
== Temporal Awareness Syndrome and You! ==
=== What's this bulletin about? ===
Ever get the feeling that you've been here and done that before? Or even that everything has changed overnight? You're not crazy, and it's not just déjà or jamais vu. Following the IMS' rigorous clinical trials and case studies, as well as cooperation from both SACA and the ARI, a new medical condition has been identified in humans known as Temporal Awareness Syndrome (TAS). TAS has been found in a small percent of the population, but the number is growing every day as TAS is thought to be hereditary in nature.
=== So what exactly is TAS? ===
TAS is a medical disorder in which the human consciousness is isolated from the timeline it inhabits, allowing it to recall events before that occur before the effects of timeline-altering events (TAEs). This may involve recalling an event or fact that's already happened in a previous iteration of the timeline, such as remembering a specific scenario as it's happening, or recalling an event of fact that has been changed by a TAE, such as well known facts seemingly changing overnight, or parts of history inexplicably changing without mass awareness.
=== So what if I have TAS? ===
While TAS is not directly harmful on its own, it can have detrimental effects on a patient's everyday life. Sufferer's of TAS may have daily occurrences of déjà vu and jamais vu, as well as episodes of "lost time" experiences caused by the onset of TAEs. These may even eventually accumulate into full-on psychosis induced by the pressure of having such memories of alternate timelines. However, TAS is considered treatable with an orally-administered primitive neurosuppressant under the name "Stopwatch." Following findings in clinical trials of its 78% success rate, as well as an lack of serious side-effects with regular usage, daily doses of Stopwatch are the only IMS-approved treatment for TAS.
 If you or a loved one are experiencing regular and intrusive bouts of déjà vu, jamais vu, lost time, or other related cognitotemporal symptoms, TAS evaluations will be provided and treated free of charge at your local IMS-partnered hospital.
== GardenOS Messenger Transcript ==
Eden: I found this while searching the Grail cyberspace. www.saveyourtime.com/TAS_and_You. TAS. What an interesting disorder 🤔
Hellscream: Looks pretty rough. @Fate do you experience this?
Here Lies Fate: It appears not
Hellscream: You do mess with time though right?
Here Lies Fate: I visit Time yes 👍🏾
Eden: I'm assuming it only affects the people in CMLT or other. Either that, or Elysians are immune to the disorder. I will look into this. I'm sure they won't mind if I nab a copy of everything
Imperialist: Thanks for letting us know Eden. This is actually very interesting
Eden has updated their status: "We do a little bit of hacking 😏"
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