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ELIJO MI TALENTO greys anatomy canal sony – Video

Posted: Published on October 29th, 2014

ELIJO MI TALENTO greys anatomy canal sony greys anatomy canal sony. By: rubenmorissette … Continue reading →

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Sandra Oh Launches Indiegogo Campaign to Finance Animated Feature (Exclusive)

Posted: Published on October 29th, 2014

Sandra Oh has turned to crowdfunding site Indiegogo for a major post-Grey's Anatomy gig: voicing a Canadian animation feature and helping to produce it. Oh and Canadian director Ann Marie Fleming are collaborating on Window Horses, with key backing from crowdfunding. The Hollywood star is asking fans to contribute $130,000 to help animate the coming-of-age story about Rosie Ming, a young Canadian poet of Chinese-Persian heritage who travels to Iran to perform at a poetry festival. See more 'Grey's Anatomy' Cast, Creators Say Farewell to Sandra Oh "I have full faith that, when Ann Marie completes the animation part, I will be able to take that 80-, 90- minute film and stick it in front of five, 10 people who will each write me a check," Oh told The Hollywood Reporter about covering post-production costs down the road. Oh, who will voice the role of Rosie Ming, with Nancy Kwan (The World of Suzie Wong) to voice her grandmother, said Window Horses marks a new beginning after her Grey's Anatomy exit as Dr. Cristina Yang. "A lot of people have been asking me about that. For me, the only guiding force was my heart, really. Because of that, then you … Continue reading →

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Treatment of Retinitis Pigmentosa: Testimonial – Video

Posted: Published on October 29th, 2014

Treatment of Retinitis Pigmentosa: Testimonial For more information, or to book an appointment, please contact us: tel:1-877-737-7876 toll free (Canada and US only) 1-604-737-7876 (International) e-mail: ... By: Weidong Yu … Continue reading →

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Blood, donor drive to benefit girl with sickle cell anemia

Posted: Published on October 29th, 2014

Published: Tuesday, October 28, 2014 at 12:39 p.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, October 28, 2014 at 12:39 p.m. Jaimonee Hagins, 12, a seventh-grade student at Howard Middle School, needs a blood and marrow transplant to help battle the disease, which often has her in such deep pain she cannot attend classes. Understanding only too well the ravages of sickle cell anemia is her mother, Charlet Harrison, of Ocala. She and her brother Myron Harrison grew up with the condition. Sickle cell anemia is the most common form of sickle cell disease, an inherited disorder in which red blood cells are abnormally shaped. This results in painful episodes, serious infections, chronic anemia and damage to body organs. According to the National Institutes of Health, a blood and marrow stem cell transplant can work well for treating sickle cell anemia as it replaces faulty stem cells with healthy ones. Stem cells are found in bone marrow. According to Dr. Ali Nassar of Munroe Heart, A bone marrow transplant produces new cells. Donor to recipient genetically must be a close match. Only with identical twins is the match 100 percent. If the procedure is a success, it is considered a cure. I hope I … Continue reading →

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Chamomile: A herbal medicine of the past with bright future

Posted: Published on October 29th, 2014

Abstract Chamomile is one of the most ancient medicinal herbs known to mankind. It is a member of Asteraceae/Compositae family and represented by two common varieties viz. German Chamomile (Chamomilla recutita) and Roman Chamomile (Chamaemelum nobile). The dried flowers of chamomile contain many terpenoids and flavonoids contributing to its medicinal properties. Chamomile preparations are commonly used for many human ailments such as hay fever, inflammation, muscle spasms, menstrual disorders, insomnia, ulcers, wounds, gastrointestinal disorders, rheumatic pain, and hemorrhoids. Essential oils of chamomile are used extensively in cosmetics and aromatherapy. Many different preparations of chamomile have been developed, the most popular of which is in the form of herbal tea consumed more than one million cups per day. In this review we describe the use of chamomile in traditional medicine with regard to evaluating its curative and preventive properties, highlight recent findings for its development as a therapeutic agent promoting human health. Keywords: chamomile, dietary agents, flavonoids, polyphenols, human health The interplay of plants and human health has been documented for thousands of years (13). Herbs have been integral to both traditional and non-traditional forms of medicine dating back at least 5000 years (2, 46). The enduring popularity of herbal medicines … Continue reading →

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Should I Drink Alcohol if I Have Crohn’s Disease or Ulcerative Colitis – Video

Posted: Published on October 29th, 2014

Should I Drink Alcohol if I Have Crohn's Disease or Ulcerative Colitis I get asked a lot if I drink while having Crohn's Disease, or I if it is okay. My answer is to "Ask your doctor, and check the label on your medicines." I on... By: Crohnsfighter My Fight Against Crohn's … Continue reading →

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Receptos: good results for ulcerative colitis drug

Posted: Published on October 29th, 2014

Members of the Hugh Rosen laboratory at Scripps, where the drug candidate RPC-1063 was discovered. San Diego biotech Receptos said Monday that a Phase 2 trial of its drug for ulcerative colitis drug has succeeded. Receptos said it will begin a Phase 3 trial of the experimental drug, RPC1063, and begin a Phase 2 trial for another inflammatory bowel ailment, Crohn's disease. RPC1063 met its primary efficacy endpoint and all secondary endpoints, Receptos said in a statement. Discovered at The Scripps Research Institute, RCP1063 was licensed to Receptos in 2009. The drug is one of Receptos' most promising assets, potentially useful for a variety of autoimmune diseases. In December, the company started a Phase 3 trial of it for relapsing multiple sclerosis. In the trial, a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled test of 199 patients, the drug was found to achieve its main objective of clinical remission by 8 weeks in 16.4 percent of patients given a 1 mg dose. In a placebo group, 6.2 percent of patients had entered remission by 8 weeks. This represented a statistically significant improvement. A lower dose of 0.5 mg did not produce a significant improvement. Achievement of secondary endpoints, which pointed to an improving condition, … Continue reading →

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The Sloane Clinic Introduces Silhouette Soft Thread Lift and the 3D Facelift Program, Designed to Lift Aging Faces …

Posted: Published on October 29th, 2014

Singapore (PRWEB) October 28, 2014 The Sloane Clinic, a leading chain of medical aesthetic clinics in Singapore and Malaysia providing advanced aesthetic dermatology and cosmetic solutions, introduces Silhouette Soft Thread Lift and the 3D Facelift Program, designed to lift aging faces sans scalpel. As we age, our tissues lose their firmness and elasticity, sagging south to give rise to a tired-looking visage with lines and wrinkles. With a common quest to rediscover the Fountain of Youth, dozens of surgical facelifts are performed each day around the world to reverse the inevitable signs of aging. Fortunately with technology advances, there are now a plethora of non-surgical and minimally invasive options available to regain a youthful looking face; without the risks, costs, lengthy recovery time and possible scarring associated with open surgery. 1.Silhouette Soft Threadlift Silhouette Soft is a minimally invasive treatment which addresses two primary facial aging concerns: (1) sagging skin and (2) lines and wrinkles. The procedure uses 100% bio-absorbable threads strategically placed under the skin to lift and restore facial contours. Unlike traditional surgical facelifts, Silhouette Soft does not require surgical incisions or stitches. The threads are inserted via a needle, making this a minimally invasive procedure with very … Continue reading →

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Epilepsy pioneers Ingrid Scheffer and Sam Berkovic awarded PM's Prize for Science

Posted: Published on October 29th, 2014

Ingrid Scheffer Photo: Marija Ivkovic It was only a few hundred years ago that people with epilepsy were thought to be possessed by the devil. While that stigma passed, doctors continued to believe the disorder was acquired from injury -a fall, a difficult labour, a tumour or a sports or car accident - as recently as two decades ago. It would take the research of two Melbourne neurologists to reveal the true nature of epilepsy, a debilitating condition that affects about 50 million people. Over the past 20 years, Ingrid Scheffer and Sam Berkovic have unmasked the significant role genetics plays in these disorders, identifying the first gene directly linked to one form of the condition. For their pioneering work in this field, which has led to targeted research, and better diagnosis and treatment for patients, they have been jointly awarded the 2014 Prime Minister's Prize for Science, which comes with $300,000 prize money. Advertisement "We've both won awards separately, but we've never had one together, so this is really exciting," Professor Scheffer said. The pair, both clinicians and researchers at the University of Melbourne and Austin Health, have focused their research questions around the patients who visit their clinics. … Continue reading →

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San Diego Stem Cell Clinic, Telehealth, Now Offering Knee Procedures for Cartilage Restoration

Posted: Published on October 29th, 2014

San Diego, California (PRWEB) October 28, 2014 The top stem cell clinic in San Diego, Telehealth, is now offering regenerative medicine procedures for the knee to help restore cartilage and avoid the need for joint replacement. The procedures are outpatient and performed by Board Certified doctors at Telehealth. Call (888) 828-4575 for more information and scheduling. Hundreds of thousands of knee replacements are performed every year in the US, with most being extremely successful. However, it is a major surgery and there is a chance of complications such as infection or blood clot. Therefore, it is advisable to consider a stem cell procedure for the arthritic knee in an effort to delay or avoid the procedure. Telehealth provides the procedures with several options, including platelet rich plasma therapy, bone marrow or fat derived stem cells, along with amniotic derived procedures. All of the procedures are outpatient and low risk. In most cases, the procedures are covered in whole or partly by insurance. Telehealth will perform an insurance verification prior to one's procedure. The Board Certified doctors at the stem cell clinic in San Diego treat patients from a broad area in Southern California. There are several locations including La Jolla, … Continue reading →

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