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Anatomy of limbs – Video

Posted: Published on January 9th, 2015

Anatomy of limbs Knowing the nerves and supply of the limbs. By: Michael Bonto … Continue reading →

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Anatomy of a St. Raphael Student ~ 7th Grade Commercial – Video

Posted: Published on January 9th, 2015

Anatomy of a St. Raphael Student ~ 7th Grade Commercial This video was created by students at St. Raphael School. Visit us at http://www.straphaelschoolsb.org. By: St. Raphael School Santa Barbara … Continue reading →

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TGIT Withdrawal Promo – Greys Anatomy, Scandal, How to Get Away With Murder (Extended version #2) – Video

Posted: Published on January 9th, 2015

TGIT Withdrawal Promo - Greys Anatomy, Scandal, How to Get Away With Murder (Extended version #2) If you're one of the millions who are suffering with #TGITWithdrawal there is hope. Check out this extended PSA. By: Tanja B … Continue reading →

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Big Bang Theory, Greys Anatomy Win Big at Peoples Choice Awards

Posted: Published on January 9th, 2015

Anna Faris, Allison Janney The people have spoken, andGrey's Anatomyis still a fan favorite. The long-running ABC drama took home four awards at the People's Choice AwardsWednesday, including Favorite Network TV Drama, Favorite Dramatic TV Actor (Patrick Dempsey), Favorite Dramatic TV Actress (Ellen Pompeo), and Favorite TV Character we Miss Most (Cristina Yang, as played by Sandra Oh). Check out the hottest red carpet looks from the People's Choice Awards The show was hosted byMomco-stars Anna Faris and Allison Janney, who quipped that they were given the gig because Neil Patrick Harris and Ellen DeGeneres were unavailable. The Big Bang Theorytook home the award for Favorite TV Show (and Favorite Network Comedy, for the fourth year in a row) as well as Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting for Favorite Comedic TV Actress. Other winners in the TV categories included Chris Colfer (Glee),for Favorite Comedic TV Actor,Pretty Little Liarsfor Favorite Cable TV Drama, and Melissa & Joeyfor Favorite Cable TV Comedy. Add new midseason shows to your Watchlist now! Castlewon Favorite TV Crime Drama, and Favorite Crime Drama TV Actor and Actress for stars Nathan Fillion and Stana Katic. Betty White also accepted an award for Favorite TV Icon. As for new shows,Jane the … Continue reading →

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'Agent Carter,' 'Glee,' 'Grey's Anatomy,' more fresh TV spoilers

Posted: Published on January 9th, 2015

Welcome to the Spoiler Room, a safe place for spoiler addicts to come on a weekly basis to learn whats coming next on their favorite shows and, hopefully, get a few of their own questions answered. If you want scoop on a specific show, send your questions to spoilerroom@ew.com. Why is Jarvis so loyal to Stark on Agent Carter? Jason You will soon find out! Howard did something for him that had an enormous [impact] in both his life and his wifes life, James DArcy tells me. As a result of that, I think Jarvis feels extremely loyal towards somebody of, lets face it, questionable morality. Any guesses? I need some Rachel scoop for Glee. Courtney Well find out what happened with Rachels show, though its probably pretty clear that its a total failure since she returns to McKinley vowing to restore New Directions to its former glory. But shes not the only one who ends up coaching a glee clubin fact, three other familiar faces will have new jobs in that department. Scoop on Greys Anatomys Jackson and April please? Ana April and Jackson will be dealing with a very emotional situation as they find out more about their … Continue reading →

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Bennett's Breakdown: Anatomy of a Rivalry

Posted: Published on January 9th, 2015

By Donnovan Bennett - Sportsnet TV Personality Follow Donnovan on Twitter: @donnovanbennett The anatomy of a rivalry. The many rivalries in CIS are equally dispersed across its four conferences, yet one stands tall above the fray because of its simultaneous uniqueness and brilliance. By definition a rivalry is a competition for the same objective or for superiority in the same field. Based on that definition, mens basketball in the nations capital is a rivalry in its purest form and its getting more heated every time the two teams face off. The objective is to be the best in the country, and first and foremost to be the best in your city. Right now those two objectives are mutually exclusive. Win the nations capital and youll likely win the national championship. An interesting perspective into this rivalry comes from James Derouin. He experienced it as a player and is now one of the ascending coaches in Canadian basketball. Yet despite his success at transforming Ottawas program, when I told someone I was profiling Ottawas coach, they immediately assumed I was referring to Dave Smart. Such is the shadow you exist in when you are involved in basketball in Ottawa. The headline … Continue reading →

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Challenges in Surgery for Pediatric Ulcerative Colitis Patients – Video

Posted: Published on January 9th, 2015

Challenges in Surgery for Pediatric Ulcerative Colitis Patients Dedicated to the interests of the entire community of patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), and designed to meet the educational needs of all healt... By: ImedexCME … Continue reading →

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Autism Society of North Carolina to Provide Autism Treatment through State Health Plan

Posted: Published on January 9th, 2015

Raleigh, NC (PRWEB) January 08, 2015 The Autism Society of North Carolina is proud to be an in-network provider for the State Health Plan for teachers and state employees, which began covering treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorder on January 1. The covered treatment, Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA), has been shown to be widely effective and safe, based on scientific research. ABA promotes the acquisition of socially appropriate behaviors and the reduction of interfering behaviors by systematically changing environmental variables and strengthening appropriate replacement behaviors. Autism insurance coverage is a very important issue to families. Our organization has worked with the General Assembly for many years to pass autism insurance legislation, said Tracey Sheriff, CEO of the Autism Society of North Carolina (ASNC). While our legislative efforts are not complete, we applaud the State Health Plan for adding autism treatment as a benefit to families. ASNC will begin providing ABA under the State Health Plan (SHP) in Raleigh and surrounding areas and then expand services throughout the state based on need. For more information about treatment through ASNC, families are asked to complete an interest form at http://bit.ly/ASNCformSHP so that a member of ASNCs Clinical Services team can contact them. The … Continue reading →

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'Cyborg' spinal implant could help paralysed walk again

Posted: Published on January 9th, 2015

The implant, called e-Dura, is so effective because it mimics the soft tissue around the spine known as the dura mater so that the body does not reject its presence. Our e-Dura implant can remain for a long period of time on the spinal cord or cortex, said Professor Stphanie Lacour. This opens up new therapeutic possibilities for patients suffering from neurological trauma or disorders, particularly individuals who have become paralyzed following spinal cord injury. Previous experiments had shown that chemicals and electrodes implanted in the spine could take on the role of the brain and stimulate nerves, causing the rats' legs to move involuntarily when they were placed on a treadmill. But this is the first study to show a simple gadget can help rats walk again and be tolerated by the body. Scientists have struggled to find a device which will sit next to the spine or brain because both are surrounded by a protective envelope of tissue which the hard surface of implants can rub against, causing inflammation and scar tissue. However the new gadget is flexible and stretchy enough that it can be placed directly onto the spinal cord. It closely imitates the mechanical properties of … Continue reading →

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Flexible Implants Put Paralyzed Rats Back on Their Feet

Posted: Published on January 9th, 2015

Researchers have created an ultra-flexible brain implant that may help restore injured spinal cords and nervous systems without inflammation or infection. "E-dura," named after the dura mater protective layer of the brain and spinal cord, is composed of soft silicone, with gold wiring laid down in a special mesh-like layer that allows it to bend and stretch. Implants need to be flexible because the spinal cord is flexible stiff wiring can cause inflammation or even rejection. The e-dura, however, caused no reaction at all in rats it was implanted in. A more impressive test put e-dura implants in rats that were paralyzed via spinal injury. After a few weeks with e-dura sending electrical and chemical signals along the spinal cord patterned on the rat's brains' own "walk" signal, the rats were on their feet again. A researcher holds the flexible "e-dura" implant. It's not that simple in humans, of course, but having implants that are safe and effective in less complex nervous systems is a great place to start when it comes to human-centric treatment. The research, done at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, appeared in the Jan. 9 issue of the Journal Science. First published January 8 2015, … Continue reading →

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