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Death, injury toll jumps after attacks

Posted: Published on February 24th, 2014

Of this number, 718 of the injured were in Bangkok, two in Rayong, eight in Pathum Thani and 34 in Trat. Another policeman succumbed yesterday to injuries inflicted during a clash with protesters near Phan Fah Bridge last Tuesday, the Erawan Emergency Centre said. The centre said Police Lance Corporal Sarawut Chaipanha died at 12.30pm at the Police Hospital. He became the second police officer fatally injured during the finally aborted dispersal operation and the sixth to die in a clash which also saw four protesters killed. Yesterday, a six-year-old girl succumbed to severe injuries caused by the bomb attack by a Big C store near Ratchaprasong intersection. She was rushed to Ramathibodi Hospital and underwent surgery for damage to her brain and liver, but died of those injuries at 6.25am. A four-year-old boy injured by the bomb attack at the same site also underwent treatment at the intensive care unit at Ramathibodi hospital. His brain and lungs were damaged by the explosion, but medical staff said later his brain had slightly improved. A five-year-old girl, injured in a grenade and gun attack at the Yingcharoen fresh market in Khao Saming district in Trat province, has also undergone treatment at … Continue reading →

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Campaign for One Dose Breast Cancer Treatment Funding

Posted: Published on February 24th, 2014

Media Release 24th February 2014 Surgeon Campaigns for One Dose, One Time Early Stage Breast Cancer Treatment to be Funded in New Zealand The surgeon who introduced a revolutionary one dose, one time treatment for early-stage breast cancer to New Zealand is campaigning for it to be made available through the public health system. Last year Auckland Breast Surgeon Dr Erica Whineray Kelly and a team of Auckland breast cancer specialists formed their own service, Focus Radiotherapy, to bring the new treatment option, using the Zeiss Intrabeam intraoperative radiotherapy (IORT) system, to the Southern Cross Hospital, North Harbour Auckland, but they want to make it available to women across the country through the health service. The Intrabeam intraoperative radiotherapy (IORT) system avoids the traditional 36 week course of radiation therapy for 80% of patients and eliminates the need for up to a further 25 visits to hospital for post-operative radiotherapy. This is much more convenient for patients, would save the health service money and could dramatically reduce waiting lists. Dr Erica Whineray Kelly says: `This may be an excellent therapy option for women having breast-conserving surgery. We are the first and only centre in New Zealand offering this revolutionary treatment. … Continue reading →

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Obama Lifts Ban On Federal Funding For Stem Cell Research – Video

Posted: Published on February 24th, 2014

Obama Lifts Ban On Federal Funding For Stem Cell Research Like us on https://www.facebook.com/puredeerpurtier. By: purtierbecca … Continue reading →

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Stem Cell Research – Research!America

Posted: Published on February 24th, 2014

Americans Support Stem Cell Research Support Oppose Research!America supports federal funding for stem cell research on both adult and embryonic cell lines and works to promote and protect stem cell research at the state and federal levels. We work closely with our partners, the Stem Cell Action Coalition and the Coalition for Advancing Medical Research, to advocate on behalf of stem cell research. Former President George W. Bush permitted federal funding for embryonic stem cell research (ESCR) only if the stem cells were obtained from a limited number of previously existing stem cell lines. In 2009, President Barack Obama issued an executive order expanding the opportunities for federally funded ESCR by permitting the use of embryonic stem cells other than those obtained from the previously designated stem cell lines. However, legislation to protect this expansion in research opportunities has never been signed into law, which gives future administrations the discretion to curtail or eliminate federally funded stem cell research. Rep. Diana DeGette (D-CO) is currently sponsoring H.R. 2376, also known as the Stem Cell Research Advancement Act, which would codify the stem cell rules established under President Obamas executive order, preventing future administrations from unilaterally restricting or eliminating federal funding … Continue reading →

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Nanomedicine Vietsubtitles – Video

Posted: Published on February 24th, 2014

Nanomedicine Vietsubtitles Nanomedicine Vietsubtitles. By: doideptuyet tuyet … Continue reading →

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MARY'S HOME! – Video

Posted: Published on February 24th, 2014

MARY'S HOME! My precious friend, Mary has been at MD Anderson for months getting a stem cell transplant. Leukemia will not stop her! She is a miracle! This was her day to... By: Lisa Bain … Continue reading →

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The Plastic Surgery Videopedia by Tom BIGGS – Presentation – Video

Posted: Published on February 24th, 2014

The Plastic Surgery Videopedia by Tom BIGGS - Presentation The Plastic Surgery Videopedia is an educational Video program on Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery and Tom BiGGS who's a world known expert in plastic surgery i... By: Bertrand Lacotte … Continue reading →

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Close to 90% of Plastic Surgeons Worry About How Obamacare Will Affect the Specialty

Posted: Published on February 24th, 2014

New York, New York (PRWEB) February 24, 2014 More than 88% of aesthetic doctors are concerned about how the Affordable Care Act will affect the practice of plastic surgery, and up to one-third may retire early as a result of these changes, according to a new online poll conducted by Plastic Surgery Practice. Most respondents were worried that reimbursement rates would be reduced so dramatically that they would have trouble paying their own bills as a result. There was also concern that there would be an influx of nonqualified practitioners providing aesthetic procedures at cut rates to increase their revenue stream, which could compromise patient safety. The new results were released during a Plastic Surgery Practice webinar held on February 24, 2014. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) is commonly referred to as Obamacare, health care reform, or the Affordable Care Act (ACA). It was signed into law to reform the health care industry by President Barack Obama on March 23, 2010, and was upheld by the US Supreme Court on June 28, 2012. Its rollout has been fraught with hiccups, but several key provisions have already been enacted with more to come through 2022. The intentions of … Continue reading →

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– Rheumatoid Arthritis and Parkinsons: Stem cell treatment – Video

Posted: Published on February 24th, 2014

- Rheumatoid Arthritis and Parkinsons: Stem cell treatment A patient was suffering from Rheumatoid Arthitis Parkinsons and was treated by Stem cell therapy.After the treatment Patient is able to walk fast. By: Dr. Pradeep Mahajan … Continue reading →

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PBS NewsHour Weekend: Mobile Stroke Unit – Video

Posted: Published on February 23rd, 2014

PBS NewsHour Weekend: Mobile Stroke Unit Why UTHealth's Mobile Stroke Unit is a revolutionary new tool in stroke treatment. By: HoustonPBS … Continue reading →

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