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A Public Address by The Honorable Eric Cantor | Institute of Politics The Honorable Eric Cantor, Majority Leader of the House of Representatives, joined Trey Grayson for a public address, with opening remarks from David Ellwood... By: Harvard … Continue reading →

NOKOMIS, Fla.- The Sarasota County Sheriffs Office has arrested Lesley and Mark Blaney, of 102 S. Orange Grove, after learning they were trading prescription drugs for guns. Lesley is a convicted felon on supervised probation, and during a search of her home yesterday her probation officer located two firearms, hundreds of rounds of ammunition and a switchblade knife. Deputies found both the 9mm Smith and Wesson and Century Arms AK-74 assault rifle had loaded magazines and were unsecured in a bedroom. The search also turned up a pill bottle containing rock cocaine, a separate canister with Suboxone and pieces of drug paraphernalia which Mark Blaney admitted were his. Lesley Blaney, who has been arrested more than a dozen times, is charged as a Convicted Felon in Possession of a Firearm and a Convicted Felon in Possession of Ammunition. Mark Blaney is charged with Possession of Imitation Controlled Substance, Possession of Controlled Substance and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. View original post here: Nokomis couple allegedly trades prescriptions for guns … Continue reading →

NECC Insider: Fake names used to bypass regulations An ex-salesman from the New England Compounding Center, the company that produced injections that caused lethal meningitis, says the NECC often used fake pre... By: CBSNewsOnline … Continue reading →

MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) - The cry of a baby in withdrawal isn't quite the same as the whimpers mothers are accustomed to when welcoming their bundle of joy. These are shrieks never ending calls for help as these babies withdraw from the narcotics that ran through their bloodstreams for months inside their mothers' wombs. Those yells often become seizures, tremors, sweating battles and high fevers. These sounds aren't caused only by illegal "street drugs" used by the mother, but more often in recent years from prescription medications. And the misuse and abuse of prescription drugs by pregnant women whether intentional or unknowingly is on the rise in East Central Indiana. As far as local child advocates are concerned, the time to do something about this situation is now, The Star Press reported. "This is a problem that certainly isn't going away. Just last week, four of the 14 babies born in the hospital were going through drug withdrawals," said Donna Wilkins, the Delaware County Health Department medical officer and a neonatologist for Indiana University Health Ball Memorial Hospital. "Sometimes I feel like we're never going to stop this, not without the whole community getting involved. This is a problem not … Continue reading →

Eugenics New Weapon: FluBlok Insect Based Vaccine experimentalvaccines.org The New World orders eugenicist program has gone into overdrive with the FDA's approval of a new vaccine technology that uses insect cells to produce the ingredients needed for their toxic inoculations. Instead of using chicken eggs to grow the necessary viral components used in the vaccinators' lancet the pharmacratic dictatorship have pumped massive amounts of taxpayer dollars into this exotic technology to ensure eugenicists reach their goal of population elimination on a global scale. FluBlok is the latest concoction being created by Protein Science Corporation which was bailed out in 2009 by the United States taxpayers in order to continue the research and development of this new population reduction weapon. Pumping tens of millions of dollars into this eugenics corporation will help to further the advancements and profit margins of the pharmaceutical industries killing machines by creating more customers identified in trails as'severe adverse effects'. Clinical trials have shown that this insect-based influenza vaccination has caused cardiac problems respiratory disorders and in one case the death of a trial participant. These medical Manchurian's like to use double entendres to communicate their true objectives to the power-hungry … Continue reading →

Community Mourns Death of Pikeville Doctor By Jerry Askin The Pikeville community is grieving after the tragic death of a well-known doctor. Doctor Harold Macmanus was killed Sunday night in a plane crash.I think he left a high standard for any doctor who ever practices here about how to care for people, says Travis Smith. Physical therapist Travis Smith has known Doctor Harold MacManus for almost 15 years.Dr. Mac would always do a health screenings every year on all the children. He never charged us and always took care of the kids, says Smith.Doctor MacManus, known to many as Dr. Mac, was killed Sunday after authorities say his single-engine plane crashed in the Tampa Bay area. We're told he was heading back home to Pikeville.To think about him as young as he is, and to be gone, it's just sad and tragic, says Smith.Dr. Mac ran a Pikeville family practice for almost 20 years. He retired in 2010. People say Dr. Mac will always be remembered for being funny, kind, and concerned. He was quite a character, people loved him, he was fun to be around, says Randell Reed. Though he's from Florida, he made Pikeville his … Continue reading →

A new medical guideline could have parents waiting up to three days to receive medication for their childs ear infection. Despite antibiotics and countless doctors visits, many parents have struggled with ineffective treatments. The American Academy of Pediatrics is now recommending a 72-hour observation period prior to prescribing any antibiotics in order to allow the body to fight the infection. If they receive antibiotics often, children may build up resistance to the drugs. As a mom, Abbey Wagner said it would be tough to see her son in pain without doing anything for him. It would be a difficult thing to accept because you just want them to get better, she said. Dr. Elizabeth Walenz said although antibiotics may sometimes be effective, they do not come without side effects. Antibiotics are not risk-free. They can cause diarrhea, diaper rash and allergic reactions in patients, she said. Although the response time may be different in most cases, doctors will work with parents to make a joint decision. Walenz also said that the guidelines do not apply if a child is visibly ill or in lots of pain. Read the rest here: Doctors may delay prescriptions for ear infections … Continue reading →

How to Treat Facial Eczema [DermTV.com Epi #479] Eczema can be uncomfortable and unsightly, but more importantly, difficult to treat. In this episode of DermTV, Dr. Schultz discusses one of the most common mistakes people make when treating eczema as well as one of the best ways to treat it. Subscribe to DermTV: http://www.youtube.com DermTV.com Connect with DermTV http://www.facebook.com http://www.twitter.com [TRANSCRIPT] Eczema is uncomfortable and unsightly. But here's the good news: if moisturizers and cortisone creams aren't giving you relief, help may be shockingly simple. The name Eczema just sounds uncomfortable... and it is. It's not exactly an onomatopoeia, but it's cacaphony tells you it's not something you want. Eczema's most immediate impact is discomfort, whether it's itching or burning or both, and even worse for many people, are the unsightly patches of redness, flaking and even crusting which, when on the face, just don't cover well with makeup. Eczema is often persistent, but when it does go away, just to make matters a little worse, it tends to be recurrent and come back for no apparent reason. While eczema can be anywhere on the body, it's the visual impact of … Continue reading →

Not sure about Telemedicine? Think again..... Ask A Doctor Live Not sure about Telemedicine? Think again...... Telemedicine has been growing rapidly because it offers four fundamental benefits: bull; Improved Access -- For over 40 years, telemedicine has been used to bring healthcare services to patients in distant locations. Not only does telemedicine improve access to patients but it also allows physicians and health facilities to expand their reach, beyond their own offices. Given the provider shortages throughout the world--in both rural and urban areas--telemedicine has a unique capacity to increase service to millions of new patients. bull; Cost Efficiencies -- Reducing or containing the cost of healthcare is one of the most important reasons for funding and adopting telehealth technologies. Telemedicine has been shown to reduce the cost of healthcare and increase efficiency through better management of chronic diseases, shared health professional staffing, reduced travel times, and fewer or shorter hospital stays. bull; Improved Quality -- Studies have consistently shown that the quality of healthcare services delivered via telemedicine are as good those given in traditional in-person consulations. In some specialties, particularly in mental health and ICU care, telemedicine delivers a superior product, with greater outcomes and patient satisfaction. bull; … Continue reading →

Does Hypnosis for Weight Loss Actually Work? http://www.involutionweightmanagement.com Does hypnosis for weight loss actually work or is it just wishful thinking on the part of people who don't really want to make sacrifices, change their diets or feel any discomfort. Let's see if hypnosis is an effective therapy for losing those extra pounds. There seem to be three distinct groups of people who consider using hypnosis for weight loss. The first groups we could call the "tourists". They are interested in quick gains with no real work - in fact, they'd prefer it if someone else were responsible for causing them to get in shape. When pressed, they may not be too serious and they don't really want to change any eating habits or exercise. In many ways, it is magical thinking and they're secretly hoping that somehow they will be hypnotized into a faster metabolism, a greater sense of aversion to eating, or that they will suddenly assume the identity of an avid health nut. In reality... that's probably not going to happen. It does require some additional factors in order for a long-term effect. The second group; let's call them the … Continue reading →