Sathya Sai Baba?s Ignorance of Basic Scientific Fact, and Devotee Silence o
2009-12-03 00:06:00 Dr Kanwaljeet ‘Sunny’ Anand of Arkansas, USA, was a George W. Bush Administration medical advisor. One might think that a physician of distinction would be on-guard about crowd estimates. Or, again, in treating highly questionable interpretations of sections of various scriptures as though they are established fact. Many, however, are the cases where otherwise intelligent individuals, blinded by their fervent belief systems, abandon reason ...
The GTL? Sunday Guest Column ? ?All The President?s Breast Men? By Christop
2009-11-23 00:27:00 GTL? Sunday Guest Columnist: Author And “Moderately-Right-Of-Cent-er” Political Pundit, Christopher L. Doster, Employs His Wit, Sarcasm And Conservative Sense Of Humor To Attack ObamaCare… ?All The President’s Breast Men? After recently escaping from the People?s Republic of... This is only a comment summary. Visit http://guntotingliberal.com to view the lastest content complete with some of the most outrageous original photoshops in the political blogosphere!
200 Rep Medicine Ball Ab Circuit (Build Muscle, Burn Fat Workout)
2009-11-09 15:00:00 Discover How To Build Muscle Right Now at http://www.VinceDelMonteWorR-30; Here Are The 5 WORST Things you Can Do If You Want To Build Muscle & Get A World Class Body 1. Almost all bodybuildin… >> Click here to download the Insane Muscle Gain Report - Avoid The Top 20 Ways To Screw Up In The ...
Sunday Ad Flyers: Make Money Stocking Your Medicine Cabinet
2009-10-18 05:59:00 The highlights of this weeks ads are definitely Walgreens and CVS: At Wag's you can make $5 buying Theraflu with the right coupons, and at CVS you can stock up on Advil and Chapstick for a very low price. CVS: the "spend $20, get $5 ECBs" candy deal is in its last week, and one of the included items is the Reese's peanut butter pumpkin for 50 cents. If you still have any of those buy one, get one free Reece's coupons, you could use them on this. Trident Layers gum is also included @ 99 cents and there is a bogo coupon for that in this week's SmartSource....
Chiropractic medicine: My first experience
2009-09-24 03:45:00 I've been on a bit of a hiatus from my beloved circus school for the past 6 weeks. I'd love to say that this break was solely the result of the school moving locations. Though the school closure is a fact, the truth is that I injured my back. As someone ...
"Socialized" Medicine In China And The US. What's That You
2009-09-14 19:38:00 Mr. McGuire: I want to say one word to you. Just one word. Benjamin: Yes, sir. Mr. McGuire: Are you listening? Benjamin: Yes, I am. Mr. McGuire: Plastics.From the movie, The Graduate. "Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio? Our nation turns its lonely eyes to you. What's that you say, Mrs. Robinson? Joltin' Joe has left and gone away." From the song, Mrs. Robinson, by Simon & Garfunkel Earlier this year, in a post entitled, China Has Health Care Too I talked about health care as one of the great opportunities for foreign businesses in China: A few months ago I was on a China panel at Northwestern's Kellogg Business School where, among other things, we were asked to list China's best opportunities. I stressed that because I am not a China business expert, I would have to answer the question based entirely on what I was seeing of my firm's clients and, based on that, I listed health care, technology, and food. If I had to pick just one of the three, I would pick hea...
By: China Law Blog
Introduction to Ayurvedic Medicine
2009-08-21 00:45:00 As the world becomes more dangerous, new and more terrifying health conditions rear their ugly head at every juncture. Modern medicine often doesn?t seem to be up to the task of dealing with these diseases, which have root causes that may be nutritional, environmental, or even psychological.Many people have started turning to the ancient ways of curing diseases, with herbal, natural, and Ayurvedic medicine. In this article, I will describe the principal tenets of Ayurvedic medicine so you can decide if it is right for you. As always, consult a doctor before embarking on a course of treatment on your own.Ayurvedic medicine was first documented in the Vedas, the ancient texts that describe life in pre-colonial India. Ayurveda literally translates as ?the science of life,? and remains an influential path of treatment in much of Southeast Asia to this day. The essential concept of Ayurvedic medicine teaches that the body is composed of seven principal substances, and a healthy individua...
Non-Steroidal Pain Medicine For Dogs Available Soon
2009-08-19 22:14:00 Pain, allegies, infections, surgeries, skin problems... you name it. Practially every canine problem is treated with a steriod or synthetic steroid drug. Steroids work fast, but they cause side effects, many that are permanent and can seriously impair your dog's quality of life.
More People Choose Alternative Medicine
2009-08-11 21:51:00 There are many reasons Americans are choosing alternative medicine over regular health care, including costs and disillusionment with traditional medicine. But is alternative medicine for you? Four out 10 Americans believe so. Most people who practice Complementary and alternative medicine, or CAM, do the following: Alternative medical systems such as homeopathic medicine, meditation, prayer, biofeedback and ...
By: Science Blog
Laughter ? The BEST Medicine
2009-07-27 13:49:00 We all need the clowns to make us laugh… Randy saw that my favorite BritCom, “Are You Being Served?” was showing on KERA last night, so he set the DVR to record it. I’m excited! For those of you who aren’t familiar, here’s an ep from YouTube. Enjoy…
New Lupus Drug Looks Promising
2009-07-20 16:45:00 It’s been 40 years since a new Lupus drug has been brought to market, but that all may be changing with Human Genome Science’s Benlysta. Benlysta has finished a Phase 3 trial in which 57.6 percent of patients on the higher dose of Benlysta and 51.7 percent of those on a lower dose had a meaningful ...
By: Science Blog
Stress Medicine
2009-06-09 11:56:00 I need your help. A friend of mine is having some stress and she is recommended to take "ZOLOFT" 50mg /day for the relieve of the stress. After taking some, she feel the same and not to herself. Is this medicine is suitable for stress and what are the side effect after taking it. Plea
Frustration is just the beginning of Medicine
2009-05-30 14:31:00 Blog of the Day Awards for Sat, May 30, 2009A Blog of the Day Award goes to Frustration is just the beginning of MedicineTechnorati TagsBlog Award Blog Awards winner Bloggers Blogs Awards Blogging Bloggies Weblogs Weblog Award of the day Award web online nominations Internet Blog of the Day Awards Blog of the Day Award Blog of the Day BOTDA winners Weblog Award Weblog Awards blogspot famous famous blogs famous weblogsBe sure to submit your nominations early.Thank youToday's BOTDA are presented by Quotes
Royal Pains - Concierge Medicine Gets the Hollywood Treatment
2009-05-29 22:16:00 ROYAL PAINS, New USA Series- 2 Min Preview - Click here for another funny movie. How does this sound? - 24/7 access to your doctor, same day office visits, no waiting, more face time, and house calls. Like a nostalgic picture of medicine practiced in small town America 50 years ago? Nope. It exists today for some Americans willing and able to pay. It's called Concierge Medicine. A new sitcom called Royal Pains, on the USA Network, will expose the medical concierge concept to the masses. Royal Pains' central character is Dr. Hank Lawson, a fictional ER doc who loses his job in a prominent New York hospital because he breaks rules to try to save a patient. While attending a ritzy party in the Hamptons, Hank brilliantly diagnoses the medical condition of one of the wealthy guests and provides lifesaving treatment on the spot. Overnight, he becomes the most sought after doc in the Hamptons social set. Unheard of 10 years ago, concierge medical practices have grown to about 5,000 ...
Childbirth Medicine Needs Reform
2009-05-21 23:58:00 Childbirth is an example of how the intensive and expensive U.S. brand of medicine has failed to deliver better results and may be doing more harm than good. As the number one cause of hospital admissions, childbirth accounts for more than $79 billion in hospital charges alone. Pregnancy is the most expensive condition for both private insurers and Medicaid. The financial toll of maternity care on private insurers (employers) and Medicaid (taxpayers) is huge. Maternity care therefore plays a considerable role in escalating healthcare costs, which increasingly threaten the financial stability of families, employers, and federal and state budgets. Cesareans Out of Control The cesarean rate in the U.S. is higher than in most other developed nations. And in spite of a standing government goal of reducing such deliveries, the U.S. has set a new record every year for more than a decade. Once reserved for cases in which the life of the baby or mother was in danger, the cesarean is now ...
Freyagushi Couture Designs: Medicine Meets Fashion With Gory Clothing
2009-05-15 12:00:00 With all this talk of swine flu and sickness, I couldn't help but wonder what interesting clothing items were out there to help those who want to dress up and play nurse. While that naturally brings up connotations of the sexy "naughty nurse", there is nothing attractive about the Freyagushi medical designs that I came across; which are better described as gory, graphic, and imaginative, with a touch of femininity.
DRINK WATER ON EMPTY STOMACH
2009-04-23 16:25:00 Image by flippy rice via Flickr DRINK WATER ON EMPTY STOMACHIt is popular in Japan today to drink water immediately after waking up every morning. Furthermore, scientific tests have proven its value.For old and serious diseases as well as modern illnesses the water treatment had been found successful by a Japanese medical society as a 100% cure for the following diseases:HeadacheBody AcheHeart SystemArthritisFast Heart BeatEpilepsyExcess FatnessBronchitis AsthmaTBMeningitisKidney and Urine DiseasesVomitingGastritisDiarrh-eaPilesDiabetesConstipationAll- Eye DiseasesCancer Menstrual DisordersEar Nose and Throat Diseases.METHOD OF TREATMENT1. As you wake up in the morning before brushing teeth, drink 4 x 160ml glasses of water2. Brush and clean the mouth but do not eat or drink anything for 45 minute3. After 45 minutes you may eat and drink as normal.4. After having breakfast, lunch and dinner do not eat or drink anything for 2 hours5. Those who are old or sick and are unable to drink 4 ...
InQuickER: Healthcare Business Transforming Medicine and Reducing Hospital
2009-04-23 12:00:00 Hospital Emergency Rooms are notorious for their long wait times. Anyone who has had to seek medical treatment by visiting an ER knows that you're lucky if you're seen by a doctor in under an hour, since often you can wait handfuls of them just to get through the triage process. InQuickER is a booking service that cuts down on the wait times, by allowing you to book an appointment to have your non-life threatening medical situations seen to by a doctor.
If Ever There Was A Reason To Be Charitable, THIS IS IT ? A ?MUST READ?
2009-04-01 03:21:00 “I wept because I had no shoes till I met a man who had no feet” — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow “Where’s Jackie?“, my fellow veteran asked the owner of one of my few “safe places” (a term any fellow veteran who suffers from combat-related PTSD, a.k.a.,... This is only a comment summary. Visit http://guntotingliberal.com to view the lastest content complete with some of the most outrageous original photoshops in the political blogosphere!
Mimi.tang wrote a new blog post: increase libido by herbal medicine
2009-03-22 10:32:00 Mimi.tang wrote a new blog post: increase libido by herbal medicine In the long history of China up to the beginning of the 20th century there have been many dynasties, which rose and fell one after another. The officials of each dynasty generally spoke to the reigning emperor or said anything to other people about him by using the title of"Ten thousand years of life", while ...
Obama?s Stimulus Bill contains socialized medicine - In Full
2009-02-10 18:26:00 Wow, this bill keeps getting better. According to bloomberg, they are also including new laws that will financially discourage cutting edge treatments. Many of the provisions come from Tom Daschle’s suggestions: The stimulus bill does that, and calls it the Federal Coordinating Council for Comparative Effectiveness Research (190-192). The goal, Daschleâ??s book explained, is to slow the development ...
Masterspet wrote a new blog post: Laughing is the best medicine....
2009-02-05 23:38:00 Masterspet wrote a new blog post: Laughing is the best medicine.... Holy Jesus, I have not laugh as hard as I have today in such a long time. It felt so good. Ill give you teaser of some of the things that were said today by customers and such ... "Omg dont look down, is that a burmese python in your pants" lmao...... "Say hello to my lil ...
A Molecular Checkup: The Nano Future of Medicine
2009-01-19 14:55:00 From Scientific American: Not long ago cancer medicine in the U.S. passed a hopeful milestone: for the first time, the incidence rates for both new cases and deaths in men and women declined, according to an annual report issued in late November from the National Cancer Institute,
Alternative Medicine is Mainstream
2009-01-12 18:36:00 By DEEPAK CHOPRA , DEAN ORNISH , RUSTUM ROY and ANDREW WEILIn mid-February, the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences and the Bravewell Collaborative are convening a "Summit on Integrative Medicine and the Health of the Public." This is a watershed in the evolution of integrative medicine, a holistic approach to health care that uses the best of conventional and alternative therapies such as meditation, yoga, acupuncture and herbal remedies. Many of these therapies are now scientifically documented to be not only medically effective but also cost effective. Martin KozlowskiPresident-elect Barack Obama and former Sen. Tom Daschle (the nominee for Secretary of Health and Human Services) understand that if we want to make affordable health care available to the 45 million Americans who do not have health insurance, then we need to address the fundamental causes of health and illness, and provide incentives for healthy ways of living rather than reimbursing only dru...
Alternative Medicine is Mainstream
2009-01-12 18:33:00 By DEEPAK CHOPRA , DEAN ORNISH , RUSTUM ROY and ANDREW WEILIn mid-February, the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences and the Bravewell Collaborative are convening a "Summit on Integrative Medicine and the Health of the Public." This is a watershed in the evolution of integrative medicine, a holistic approach to health care that uses the best of conventional and alternative therapies such as meditation, yoga, acupuncture and herbal remedies. Many of these therapies are now scientifically documented to be not only medically effective but also cost effective. Martin KozlowskiPresident-elect Barack Obama and former Sen. Tom Daschle (the nominee for Secretary of Health and Human Services) understand that if we want to make affordable health care available to the 45 million Americans who do not have health insurance, then we need to address the fundamental causes of health and illness, and provide incentives for healthy ways of living rather than reimbursing only dru...
Don't Have a Cow, But FDA Could Approve Goat-Made Medicine
2009-01-12 14:58:00 From Scientific American: Some consumer groups are bleating over the prospect of a new anti-clotting drug made from genetically modified goats. An advisory committee to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is meeting today to discuss whether to recommend approval of ATryn, a m
mashed potato medicine
2009-01-06 20:22:00 Tuesday 6: Definitely unwell today, although mashed potatoes and marinated artichoke hearts have helped. Not sure if it?s the skin thing, although that is not helping, or if I am generally run down, but I feel nauseous and bunged up too. On the plus side, I did finish yesterday?s work ? yesterday ? and, after ...
Cough Medicine Ingredient Could Effectively Treat Prostate Cancer, Study Sh
2008-12-19 14:54:00 From ScienceDaily: Latest Science News: An ingredient used in a common cough suppressant may be useful in treating advanced prostate cancer. Researchers found that noscapine, which has been used in cough medication for nearly 50 years, reduced tumor growth in mice by 60 percent and
Nobel medicine laureate D. Carleton Gajdusek dies
(AP)
2008-12-16 19:45:00 AP - Nobel Prize-winning medical researcher Dr. D. Carleton Gajdusek, who studied brain diseases and infections that lie dormant for years before attacking the body, has died, his biographer said Tuesday. Gajdusek was 85.
Finally! Sam gives Lindsay a Taste of her own medicine!
2008-12-06 04:50:00 Ever since they have started dating, Lindsay Lohan and Samantha Ronson have had their fair share of rumors about breaking up and one of them eyeing another. Lindsay has been rumored to be trying to woo Michael Phelps and has also been seen on countless, countless occasions throwing herself at every man that walked her ...
Myriad Genetics (MYGN): Profits in predictive medicine
2008-12-01 06:00:00 "Predictive medicine is now a possibility because a person’s genetic predisposition for certain diseases can be uncovered through molecular diagnostics," explains growth stock expert Dave Dyer (http://www.thestockadvisors.co-m/ccount/click.php?id=2591).In- the Dave Dyer Newsletter (http://www.thestockadvisors.co-m/ccount/click.php?id=2591), he looks at one leading player in the field, Myriad Genetics (http://www.thestockadvisors.co-m/quote.htm?sym=mygn) (NASDAQ: MYGN (http://www.thestockadvisors.co-m/quote.htm?sym=mygn)), adding, "Genetically-based, personalized medicine may be one of the most important developments in decades.""Not all diseases have a genetic component, but some serious cancers certainly do. MYGN has tests for a predisposition for breast cancer, ovarian cancer, melanoma, and colorectal cancer."Using the specific genetic characteristics of an individual to predict diseases, diagnose conditions, and determine the most effective treatment will vastly improve medical ...
New Media Medicine & 2009 Economy
2008-11-25 04:10:00 GeekBrief.TV #468 from Cali Lewis on Vimeo.One of the most frequently asked questions that I hear from new media medicine people is this - "How is anyone going to make any money at this gig?" We use buzz words like "monetization" and "search engine optimization." Actually, other people really knows what those terms mean. I use them to try to sound smart at the new media parties heheAnyway, with the economic downturn that we're in now, is this a bad time to be in the new media medicine industry? Actually not, says, tech and new media guru Leo Laporte on this edition of GeekBrief TV. Leo is probably the most well known in tech podcast circles. He does audio podcasts as well as live video streaming while recording his podcasts.In this interview, he discusses the opportunity we have right now to get ready for when the economy turns upward. What can we do right now? First, of course, ride out this downturn. But, second, this is the time to try to build audience. Because, if you have or ...
By: Doctor Anonymous
GeekBrief TV covers New Media Medicine
2008-11-25 03:40:00 Geek Brief Live #469 from Cali Lewis on Vimeo.I watch and listen to a lot of tech podcasts. I was pleasantly surprised to see one of the leading tech video podcasts, GeekBrief TV, cover a recent medical conference which highlighted new media. Cali Lewis, the host of the podcast, stated that this is the first GeekBrief devoted to all med techie stories. I cannot tell you how happy I was to see this. Hopefully, as the medical blogosphere, er, New Media Medicine, continues to grow and mature as a sector of new media - coverage for all the great stuff we do will continue.I also encourage you to check out Cali's entire presentation at this conference via iTunes U. In this presentation she opens with how she and her husband began with only an idea and how it evolved to one of the most popular tech video podcasts out there. Then, they record this video podcast right in front of the live audience. Finally, they review some of the equipment that they use (very cool for me to see). Thanks to...
By: Doctor Anonymous
Sathya Sai Baba Video. Too Weak To Cut Birthday Cake
2008-11-24 23:03:00 See videos which reveal Sathya Sai Baba, in November 2007, as unable to cut his birthday cakes any longer. See revealing photos. For some time, he has had a mask-like face, suggestive of a degenerative disease. These images completely falsify his own statements in recent years that he would not age
Private Health Care Alternative To Socialized Medicine
2008-11-20 19:00:00 -By Dan Scott If anyone has gone through their yearly renewal of health insurance plans either through their company sponsored plan or private insurance plan, the immediate shock was how much monthly insurance premiums actually are. For just a run of the mill plan for a medium sized company over 50 employees, monthly health insurance fees ...
By: Publius Forum
Puttaparthi and Cover Up of Health Hazards
2008-11-05 23:45:00 Since matters of life and limb are entailed, every traveler appreciates honesty about conditions involving health. For example, proper notification by governments, tourist venues, businesses, and various other instrumentalities. Once Sathya Sai Baba’s highest profile western follower, a lecturer at his university at Puttaparthi, and a roving ambassador for him internationally, David Bailey has related: “I ...
Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman: The Complete Series Megaset
2008-10-18 08:19:00 How many of you remember Dr. Quinn - a female doctor in a small wild west town? After Michaela Quinn’s father dies, she decides to follow in her father’s footsteps by leaving the big city and traveling to a small town called Colorado Springs. Here the citizens are not used to a female doctor and she finds life a little difficult as they all strive to get used to this new life. Add love interest Byron Sully and the unexpected responsibility of raising three orphaned children and you’ll find yourself hooked on this captivating series. They just don’t make them like this anymore. From the site: “Now for the first time, Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman: The Complete Series brings together all six critically-acclaimed seasons and two feature-length movies of this groundbreaking historical drama. Acclaimed for both its painstaking historical authenticity and its ongoing contemporary relevance, the Emmy Award-winning Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman: The Complete Series uni...
By: An Island Life
Natural Medicine: Balacing yin and yang to treat hot flashes
2008-10-13 19:00:00 Hot flashes are commonly experienced during menopause. They can begin as a momentary sensation of mild to intense warmth that spreads throughout the body. This often is followed by flushing of the skin, perspiration and finally a cold, clammy sensation. Hot flashes also can be preceded or accompanied by weakness, nausea, dizziness, faintness, headache, anxiety or rapid heartbeat. This experience can be difficult and uncomfortable, and often disrupts sleep at night.According to Western medicine, hot flashes primarily are caused by hormonal changes, particularly a decrease in estrogen. The drop in estrogen tricks the temperature center in the brain into thinking the body temperature is too high, so the body cools by venting heat and sweating.One form of treatment involves hormone replacement therapy, which presents unwanted risks and side effects.In contrast, traditional Chinese medicine attributes the cause of hot flashes to an imbalance of yin and yang, where yin is cooling and wate...
2008 Nobel Prize In Medicine Awarded To HIV And HPV Discoverers
2008-10-06 18:57:00 The Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden announced today that the 2008 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine would be shared by the discoverers of HPV (human papilloma virus) that causes cervical cancer, and the HIV (human immunodeficiency virus), both sexually transmitted viruses. Health Innovation News Science
Three Europeans Win the 2008 Nobel for Medicine
2008-10-06 16:10:00 From NYT > Science: Three European scientists who discovered viruses that cause cervical cancer and AIDS share this year's Nobel Prize in medicine. A German virologist, Harald zur Hausen, will receive half the award for his discovery of H.P.V., the human papilloma virus, accordi
New Media Medicine at BlogWorld
2008-09-22 04:01:00 It was really great seeing the twitters and blog posts from my pals out there at Blog World Expo this past weekend. Big shout out to Emergiblog for the blog update and to Dr. Val for the twitter updates. That's a great pic above. According to Kim, here are the people above, "From left to right: Rob Halper, our friend from Johnson & Johnson, Beth (PixelRN), Me (when I?m not doubling as my Lego alter-ego), and Dr. Val. In the back, the one and only Shane and Dr. Val?s friend John (Mr. Dr. Val was taking the picture!)."Did you know that Dr. Val was interviewed by BlogTalkRadio while at the expo? And, that she is going to have her own BlogTalkRadio show soon? Yeesh, I fear that I will be blown away by the Dr. Val tsunami when she starts on BTR. Oh well. Thanks, though, for mentioning my show during your BTR interview. Want to listen? Click here and check it out.Mark your calenders now - all of you who are friends of New Media Medicine. The dates for next year are October 15-17, 2009 fo...
By: Doctor Anonymous
An Introduction to Clinical Emergency Medicine: Guide for Practitioners in
2008-09-21 17:59:00 Book Description:Winner of the 2006 AMWA Book Awards Physicians Category, An Introduction to Clinical Emergency Medicine is a much-needed resource for individuals practicing in this challenging field. It takes a novel approach, describing in detail the best and most current methods including initial patient evaluation, generation of differential diagnoses, problem-solving and management of challenging conditions based on presenting symptoms. Unlike other textbooks, in which the diagnosis is known, this textbook approaches clinical problems as clinicians approach patients - without full knowledge of the final diagnosis.Publisher: Cambridge University PressNumber Of Pages: 818Publication Date: 2005-07-11ISBN / ASIN: 0521542596EAN: 9780521542593See comments for download links.
Veterinary Receptionist Jobs, Veterinary Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Gro
2008-09-04 01:29:00 Full time (M-F) Veterinary Receptionist wanted for a very busy small animal practice specializing in orthopedic surgery and rehabilitation in Ellicott City, MD. We are a fast paced hospital that provides Nordstrom-like customer service in a Starbucks type of environment. We are seeking a person with excellent customer service skills that is a front line representative for our practice. Must have good phone skills, interpersonal skills and computer skills. We offer competitive salary and excellent benefits. Please fax your resume to Kelly @ 410-750-1137 or email to Kelly@vosm.org. Learn more about us at www.vosm.org.Please fax your resume to Kelly @ 410-750-1137 or email to Kelly@vosm.org.
Veterinary Bacteriologist Jobs, College of Veterinary Medicine, North Carol
2008-09-04 01:29:00 The Department of Population Health and Pathobiology, College of Veterinary Medicine, North Carolina State University seeks applications for a tenure track Assistant/Associate Professor with research and clinical bacteriology skills.Responsibilities of the position include: * Research: Develop an extramurally-funded research/graduate training program to investigate bacterial pathogens. * Teaching: Participate in the instruction of 1st and 4th year veterinary students. * Service: Serve as principle faculty advisor to the Veterinary Teaching Hospital (VTH) Clinical Microbiology Laboratory, and serve on the College Infectious Disease Committee.
Skin Problems? Check Your Medicine Cabinet
2008-08-17 00:39:00 Often times women tell me they can't wear makeup. What I've found is that the ingredients in prescription meds they are taking are causing a reaction. It's not that they can't wear makeup or stay on a skin care routine. I've compiled a list, and this is in no way exhaustive, of many prescription drugs and their side effects related to skin. AND THESE ARE JUST THE SIDE EFFECTS ON SKIN! Aldara
Contact Lens Monitors Eyes, Dispenses Medicine
2008-08-11 16:05:00 From OhGizmo!: A while back I wrote about a contact lens with circuits on it. Now there's another wonder lens that can monitor your eyes. The lens, in development by researchers at the University of California, can function as a pressure sensor. The wires are made using polydime
Concierge Medicine on Dr. A Show
2008-08-06 14:31:00 These are not my words, but part of the title of a post by Dr. Val Jones from Revolution Health from October 2007. The actual title of the post is called Concierge Medicine For The Masses in which she talks about our guest for The Doctor Anonymous Show number 43 on Thursday, August 7th, 2008 at 9pm Eastern Time.Our guest will be Dr. Alan Dappen from Doctokr Family Medicine in Virginia. It's no secret that the American health care system is broken - Duh! This fact has challenged the medicine establishment to become innovative in coming up with ideas to better deliver health care in this country. Among his credentials include being awarded the 2007 Entrepreneur of the Year by his chamber of commerce.In this model, Dr. Dappen is available to his patients 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, via phone, e-mail and in person. You can schedule an office visit or he can make a house call and come to you. He utilizes technology like electronic medical records and internet access to deliver care. ...
By: Doctor Anonymous
American Cancer Society Studies Alternative Medicine
2008-08-04 13:40:00 This new study also reinforces other studies of the past that also confirmed this trend towards more alternative and natural health medicines amongst cancer patients.
By: Dog Health 1
Pet Prescription Medicine and Supplies Delivered Sale
2008-07-25 18:54:00 Save 10% Use Code Below Pet Prescription Medicine and Supplies Delivered: for pets dogs cats birds fish toys accessories gifts treat. If you are looking for a great pet pharmacy, try the National Pet Pharmacy. We use them regularly and save a lot of money and have never had an issue of any kind. Save ...
Drugs in your medicine cabinet?
2008-07-18 14:00:00 Chances are you know someone who is taking OxyContin. With nearly six million prescriptions a year, (one billion in sales) OxyContin is the most popular narcotic painkiller in the country. |
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