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Anatomy of UCSD biomed winner

Posted: Published on November 7th, 2014

View Gallery The inner atrium of the building allows views down as far as 75 feet from the top level to geometric shapes below. John Gastaldo/U-T San Diego/Zuma Fixed exterior horizontal shading helps to minimize direct lighting and heating of the building as well as provide a platform for workers who need to maintain any features of the exterior. John Gastaldo/U-T San Diego/Zuma The UCSD Medical School new Health Sciences Biomedical Research Facility II, was completed and has been occupied for the past few months. The building is LEED platinum certified and was recently awarded a Grand Orchid. John Gastaldo The new Health Sciences Biomedical Research Facility II features an atrium that is aimed at making drop-in conversations and collaborations possible. The view from the top can be either dizzying or breathtaking. John Gastaldo The atrium from the exterior of the building looking up reveals some of the design features that make the building use less electricity. John Gastaldo Condensate, or dew, shown at bottom, collecting on exterior teak wood is harvested off other surfaces to irrigate the low-water plants near the front door. John Gastaldo That water is then used for outside irrigation and for inside plumbing in the … Continue reading

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David C P. Chen, MD., MHP – Stem Cell Therapy Q&A1 – Video

Posted: Published on November 7th, 2014

David C P. Chen, MD., MHP - Stem Cell Therapy Q A1 David C P. Chen, MD., MHP - Stem Cell Therapy Q A1. By: advanced anti aging center … Continue reading

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David C P. Chen, MD., MHP – Stem Cell Therapy Q&A2 – Video

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Stem cell transplants may help reduce seizures, study says

Posted: Published on November 7th, 2014

New research from McLean Hospital and the Harvard Stem Cell Institute has shown that stem cell therapy reduces seizures in mice. Researchers used an animal model to transplant seizure-inhibiting, human embryonic stem cell-derived neurons into the brains of mice that had a common form of epilepsy. Half of the mice that received the transplanted neurons no longer had seizures, while the other half experienced a significant drop in seizure frequency. The transplanted neurons integrated into the mouse brains and began to receive neuronal activity. The neurons then released GABA, an inhibitory response that reversed the electrical hyperactivity that causes seizure. Previous studies showed increasing inhibition in the epileptic brain can help control the seizure and also a lot of anti-epilepsy drugs are mimicking this GABA, so many of them worked by binding to the GABA receptors, researcher Sangmi Chung, assistant professor of psychiatry at Harvard, told FoxNews.com. Researchers initially set out to test the functionality of human neurons, but later decided to test their effect on epilepsy because it is such a devastating disease. About 30 percent of people do not respond to seizure drugs and one out of 26 people will be affected by seizures in their lifetime, Chung … Continue reading

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Managing Extra-Intestinal Manifestations of Crohn’s Disease & Ulcerative Colitis – Video

Posted: Published on November 7th, 2014

Managing Extra-Intestinal Manifestations of Crohn's Disease Ulcerative Colitis By: CCFANW … Continue reading

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Healing my Ulcerative Colitis Webcam video from November 4, 2014 05:49 PM – Video

Posted: Published on November 7th, 2014

Healing my Ulcerative Colitis Webcam video from November 4, 2014 05:49 PM Wanted to give an update on my progress, today is day 45 I have been doing my program of healthy eating and trying to kick my ulcerative colitis to the curb.... By: Dena Tognotti … Continue reading

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How sleep affects my Ulcerative Colitis Symptoms – Video

Posted: Published on November 7th, 2014

How sleep affects my Ulcerative Colitis Symptoms I filmed this video several days ago. I can't preach enough about how crappy my bowels feel if I don't get consistent good sleep. Maybe I can go a day without good sleep, but if it's day... By: SCDBub … Continue reading

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CME Outfitters and USF Health to Host Medical Symposium in Conjunction with the 2014 Advances in IBD Crohns & Colitis …

Posted: Published on November 7th, 2014

Bethesda, Maryland (PRWEB) November 06, 2014 CME Outfitters, LLC (CMEO) in collaboration with USF Health, is hosting a brand new interactive CME symposium in conjunction with the 2014 Advances in Inflammatory Bowel Diseases Crohns & Colitis Foundations Clinical & Research Conference in Orlando, Florida on December 6, 2014. Registration for the symposium is available at http://cmeoutfitters.com/CM950. Dr. Abreu and Dr. Cross, two of the nations most esteemed gastroenterology experts, will lead the symposium titled, A Patient-Centered Approach to Achieve Remission in Ulcerative Colitis, will help clinicians tackle the following practice challenges: 1.Establish goals of treatment that focus not only on symptomatic relief, but strive for mucosal healing and durable remission for patients with ulcerative colitis. 2.Institute an "interactive treatment plan" that includes regular participation by the patient to promote active management of their ulcerative colitis and adherence to treatment. 3.Implement a well-informed treatment plan that focuses on efficacy and safety and utilizes conventional and anti-TNF inhibitors where appropriate, to optimize the long-term treatment in patients with ulcerative colitis. Truly unique to the general setting of medical symposia, the faculty will teach the course via an interactive case challenge workshop, where faculty will engage participants in collaborative discussion of the data … Continue reading

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Is Medical Cannabis the New Epilepsy Treatment – Video

Posted: Published on November 7th, 2014

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Eisai Continues Global Expansion with New Office in Melbourne, Australia

Posted: Published on November 7th, 2014

Hatfield, England (ots/PRNewswire) - PRESS RELEASE FOR EU MEDIA ONLY: NOT FOR SWISS/U.S. JOURNALISTS New Eisai office will support breast cancer treatment Halaven(R)(eribulin) and first-in-class epilepsy treatment Fycompa(R)(perampanel) Eisai today announces the official opening of a new office in Melbourne, Australia, which will further expand the company's geographical presence and increase patient reach. The Melbourne office will provide leading global research and development-based pharmaceutical company, Eisai, with an important platform from which its portfolio of novel oncology and epilepsy products will be marketed. The opening demonstrates Eisai's continuing commitment to improve access to innovative medicines in emerging economies and developing countries, as set out in the company's mid-term strategic plan. "The launch of the new Eisai office recognises that Australia has an important and distinctive healthcare system. We are delighted to broaden the reach of our innovative oncology and epilepsy products to benefit patients and their families in this key global market," commented Gary Hendler, President & CEO, Eisai EMEA. The expansion into Australia underscores Eisai's human health care (hhc) mission, the company's commitment to innovative solutions in disease prevention, cure and care for the health and wellbeing of people worldwide. The first two products to be supported by the … Continue reading

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