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WISE Stem Cell Testimonial – Video

Posted: Published on January 3rd, 2013

WISE Stem Cell Testimonial Patient undergoes stem cell treatment for diabetes and tells about his experience during the treatment in Panama, as well as the results he has experienced. To learn more about stem treatments for a multitude of ailments including diabetes, cosmetic rejuvenation, Parkinson's disease, Multiple Sclerosis, rheumatic diseases (including osteoporosis, rheumatoid arthritis, and others) and many more, please contact the World Institute of Surgical Excellence "WISE" at info@wisemds.com. By: WISEMDS … Continue reading →

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The Worst Stem Cell News in 2012 | 2012 Worst Stem Cell News – Video

Posted: Published on January 3rd, 2013

The Worst Stem Cell News in 2012 | 2012 Worst Stem Cell News stemcellmalaysia.com This stem cell news video talks about one of the most gruesome incidents in the stem cell cosmetics scene. We hope this incident will never happen to anyone else again. We also hope it makes us take the necessary precaution whenever we consider stem cell therapy or stem cell cosmetics. For more information on stem cell news, please visit Stem Cell Malaysia at stemcellmalaysia.com By: stemcells2012 … Continue reading →

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Desperate patients seek stem-cell 'miracle,' but scientists warn of hidden dangers

Posted: Published on January 3rd, 2013

Boca Raton parents Gary and Judy Susser say the know the hope and promise of stem-cell therapy. Nine years ago they traveled to Mexico for stem cell injections for their son Adam, who has cerebral palsy. "Maybe it will do some good," Gary Susser said he and his wife thought at the time. They spent $25,000. But the Sussers stopped stem cell injections in 2005, after spending about $25,000 and seeing no improvement. Now armed with more information, the Sussers are grateful the treatments didn't harm Adam, now 12. While they are advocates of "responsible" stem cell research, they warn other parents against making trips to Costa Rica, Mexico, Russia or other offshore clinics for experimental treatments. With promising breakthroughs making the news, as well as Internet hype, desperate parents and seriously ill patients may look to stem-cell therapy as the modern miracle that could cure them. And one day, stem cells may be routinely used to repair damaged cells, improve the treatment of diseases and even cure paralysis. But there are hidden dangers to today's stem cell treatments, both in the U.S. and offshore, scientists said at the recent World Stem Cell Summit in West Palm Beach. They pointed … Continue reading →

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Nanoparticle researcher will inaugurate prestigious 'emerging leaders' lecture series

Posted: Published on January 3rd, 2013

Public release date: 3-Jan-2013 [ | E-mail | Share ] Contact: Michael Bernstein m_bernstein@acs.org 202-872-6042 American Chemical Society A noted researcher in nanomedicine preventing, diagnosing and treating disease with particles so small that thousands fit across the width of a human hair will deliver the inaugural presentation in "The Kavli Foundation Emerging Leader in Chemistry Lecture" at the next National Meeting of the American Chemical Society (ACS). ACS, the world's largest scientific society, announced today that Christy L. Haynes, Ph.D., will deliver the lecture at its 245th ACS National Meeting & Exposition in New Orleans. Haynes is an associate professor of chemistry at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. The meeting, April 7-11, 2013, has the theme "Chemistry of Energy and Food," and is expected to attract more than 10,000 scientists and others. Haynes' lecture will include the latest findings from her lab on how nanoscale materials interact with both the human body and the environment. Other areas of research in the Haynes lab include measurement from single platelets (the blood components responsible for clotting), characterizing immune cell interactions in asthma/allergy and sensors for use in food and blood. Popular Science in October included Haynes, 35, on the magazine's "Brilliant … Continue reading →

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Erectile Dysfunction can not get it hard ? low testosterone – Video

Posted: Published on January 3rd, 2013

Erectile Dysfunction can not get it hard ? low testosterone Scott Bryant http://www.ActiveBryantSystems.com Erectile Dysfunction (Impotence) Erectile dysfunction (ED) means that you cannot get a proper erection. There are various causes. However, most cases are due to narrowing of the arteries that take blood to the penis. This is due to a build up of atheroma in these arteries. This is similar to the way the heart arteries are affected in people with heart disease. As with heart disease, smoking and heavy alcohol drinking are important risk factors. There are various other causes of ED listed below. Most cases of ED can be treated. The common treatment is to take a tablet before you plan to have sex. There are also various other treatment options. If you have ED, you may also be advised on lifestyle factors and treatments to minimise your risk of developing heart disease. What is erectile dysfunction? Erectile dysfunction (ED) means that you cannot get and maintain an erection. In some cases the penis becomes partly erect, but not hard enough to have sex properly. In some cases, there is no swelling or fullness of the penis at all. ED is sometimes called impotence. How common … Continue reading →

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Chief Keef No Tomorrow – Online Opportunity and it's FREE – Chief Keef No Tomorrow – Video

Posted: Published on January 3rd, 2013

Chief Keef No Tomorrow - Online Opportunity and it's FREE - Chief Keef No Tomorrow http://www.projectpaydays.org or http Chief Keef No Tomorrow - Online Opportunity and it's FREE - Chief Keef No Tomorrow Either way you will need to go back to projectpayday.org so I can help you. It's 2013 let's get this money and turn up!! Chief Keef killed this song by the way I rock with it everyday. I just focus on building my dreams instead! Interview done by http://www.interviewmagazine.com On the corner of 43rd St. and 9th Ave. in Manhattan at about 5:30 pm, 17-year-old Chicago rap prodigy Chief Keef (born Keith Cozart) is doing something he actually wants to do: waiting for someone to deliver to him a pair of Nike Air Jordans, size nine, which seem to be sort of a gift to Keef from his handlers in exchange for putting up with a grueling press day. His friend and DJ, 20-year-old DJ Victoriouz, takes the opportunity afforded by the downtime to sell mixtapes out of his backpack on the street next to Keef. By the end of the day, he will have done interviews for six magazines, two radio stations, … Continue reading →

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MarketExclusive.com: OncoSec offers great opportunities but investors are wary

Posted: Published on January 3rd, 2013

OncoSec offers great opportunities but investors are wary Direct Link: http://marketexclusive.com/news/details/4500-OncoSec-offers-great-opportunities-but-investors-are-wary Side effects are a main problem when it comes to treatments for solid tumor cancers. Extreme nausea, fatigue, skin discoloration and hair loss are among the more prevalent results associated with the most widely used treatments. In fact, in many cases, these side effects produced more traumatic and debilitating results than the disease itself. Standard treatment such as chemotherapy, radiation, surgery and immunotherapy techniques required large doses of the necessary drug to get the desired result, whereas smaller amounts were ineffective. Depending upon the drug, the treatments could produce anything from mildly toxic to outright fatal consequences. To solve this problem researchers are concentrating on delivery systems to help cancer patients get proper treatment with minimal side effects. OncoSec Medical (OTCBB:ONCS), a biotech company listed on the NASDAQ Bulletin Board, is one of them. OncoSec has developed a new delivery technology that vastly reduces the necessary drug dosage. Since over 120,000 new cases of melanoma are diagnosed each year in the U.S., and 50 million people worldwide suffer from the decease, the benefit from new technologies can be huge. OncoSec developed a proprietary process called the OncoSec Medical System … Continue reading →

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New method for uncovering side effects before a drug hits the market

Posted: Published on January 3rd, 2013

Jan. 2, 2013 Side effects are a major reason that drugs are taken off the market and a major reason why patients stop taking their medications, but scientists are now reporting the development of a new way to predict those adverse reactions ahead of time. The report on the method, which could save patients from severe side effects and save drug companies time and money, appears in ACS' Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling. Yoshihiro Yamanishi and colleagues explain that drug side effects are a major health problem -- the fourth-leading cause of death in the U.S. -- which by some estimates claim 100,000 lives every year. Serious side effects are the main reason why existing drugs must be removed from the market and why pharmaceutical companies halt development of new drugs after investing millions of dollars. Current methods of testing for side effects are costly and inaccurate. That's why the scientists sought to develop a new computer-based approach to predicting possible side effects. They show the usefulness of their proposed method on simultaneous prediction of 969 side effects of 658 drugs that already are in wide medical use. The method is based on knowledge about chemical and biological information … Continue reading →

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New law hopes to solve drug dependent baby epidemic

Posted: Published on January 3rd, 2013

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - January 1st marked a big step in the fight to stop the birth of babies dependent on drugs. A law passed in 2012 goes into effect, requiring hospitals across the state to track babies born with symptoms in an online database. "This addition will allow us to have more real-time data about NAS incidence and will help inform future efforts aimed at primary evaluation of NAS," said Commissioner John J. Dreyzehner. Until now, hospitals have individually tracked results and the state relied on discharge records to count the number of babies affected in our state. "You have, you know, only a certain amount of resources so you want to put those resources to the best use you can. So we're trying to find out exactly how many babies are affected, and where those babies are located," said East Tennessee Children's Hospital neonatologist Dr. John Buchheit. ETCH receives NAS babies from all across the state. A year ago, it created the world's first unit designed especially to treat babies with drug dependency. The unit's 16 beds have never been fully occupied since day one, and overflow always stretches into several NICUs. Numbers at Children's have tripled just … Continue reading →

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Drop-off boxes get drugs out of the house

Posted: Published on January 3rd, 2013

Prescription drug abuse has been classified as an epidemic by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Nationwide, approximately 60 percent of teens say that access to prescription drugs is easy via their home medicine cabinets or that of a friend or relative, said Joan Whitney, director of Substance Abuse Prevention for the city of Gloucester. Easy access and low perception of harm by youths creates a recipe for danger for misuse with the possibility of dependency that can lead to addiction. The Drug Enforcement Administration estimates that very day, on average, 2,500 teens use prescription drugs to get high for the first time. Whitney said prescription drug abuse is not only a community and family concern, but also a concern for prescribers and, ultimately, law enforcement. In 2007, approximately 27,000 overdose deaths occurred in the United States, Whitney said, explaining that equates to one death every 19 minutes. Whitney said the Centers for Disease Control cites two general categories as contributing to problems from use those in need of long-term medical use of opioids and those who report non-medical use. Gloucester, as other communities throughout Massachusetts and the nation, has struggled with effects of prescription drug misuse and abuse, … Continue reading →

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