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“No, honey, it really is OK”

Posted: Published on September 19th, 2012

Oddly enough, sleep research often focuses on individuals, even though most people sleep with a partner, pet or small child. And as anyone who has shared a bed with another living, breathing, snoring, kicking, sighing being can attest, that matters. As a sex researcher, Ive long found it curious that much of our research also focuses on individuals. There are good reasons for this (among others: concerns about biasing research by limiting it to partnered people; the expense of doubling sample size; challenges with data analyses; and difficulty recruiting and retaining partners). Yet, we need to understand the role of partners in peoples sexual experiences. The need for such research is why I was thrilled to come across a recent study of men with premature ejaculation, published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior, in which the researchers also surveyed some of the mens partners. I was also happy to see this study for personal reasons, as I once dated a wonderful man who experienced PE, and the lessons it taught me about love, sex and how people feel about their bodies were important ones. First, lets talk about PE. As you may suspect, PE is fairly common, experienced by about … Continue reading →

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Medtronic seeks drug company partner for Alzheimer's tests

Posted: Published on September 19th, 2012

MINNEAPOLIS How much more effective would Alzheimer's medications be if they could travel directly into the brain? Medtronic is hoping to find out, and the Fridley, Minn.-based med-tech giant is looking for partners from the pharmaceutical industry to help. In the same way that Medtronic is working with Eli Lilly & Co. on research into treatment for Parkinson's disease, Medtronic officials say they also are ready to reach out to drug companies developing medications to combat Alzheimer's. Lisa Shafer, director of Medtronic's Central Nervous System drug therapy research and development, said she believes Medtronic's implantable pump technology could help those medications become more effective and have fewer side effects. Shafer said less than 1 percent of intravenous drugs are able to cross what is called the blood-brain barrier, a layer of protection in the vessels within the brain. But if Alzheimer's drugs could be administered directly to the brain actually, to the fluid-filled ventricles within the brain 100 percent of the drug could reach its intended target. That could mean tenfold to hundredfold lower doses, and fewer side effects, than with drugs taken orally or intravenously, Shafer said. And that could save money, too. Medtronic has done what is called … Continue reading →

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Drugs sold through ‘hidden’ websites

Posted: Published on September 19th, 2012

By Cormac OKeeffe Wednesday, September 19, 2012 Irish suppliers of synthetic drugs are buying the substances through a sophisticated encrypted online system, according to a drugs researcher. Tim Bingham said these drugs were "widely available" over the internet and said he expected the scale of the problem to get worse. He said users "didnt have a clue" what was in the product they might be buying from dealers here. His comments come as garda and customs officers continue to investigate the importation of 23kg of synthetic drugs into Waterford City in a controlled delivery operation. A 32-year-old man arres-ted in the city is expected to be charged in relation to the investigation. Garda recovered 18kg of a synthetic drug mix at an apartment in the city on Monday. The haul is a mixture of three different substances PVP, methylone, and flephedrone which mimic the effects of street drugs such as ecstasy, cocaine and amphetamine. It is thought to be the first time PVP has been seized in Ireland. It is understood that in addition to the 18kg seized, a further 5kg was en route in the post. Garda sources said there were reports of the postal system being increasingly used … Continue reading →

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Online Cialis Canada Pharmacy

Posted: Published on September 19th, 2012

Por FRANK GAUD CARRAU MAYAGUEZ (AP) "De los 414 empleados, slo 11 fueron separados de sus cargos pues ocupaban posiciones de confianza, pero el resto de la plantilla de empleados ocupan sus posiciones como en el pasado y bajo los mismos trminos econmicos", dijo el doctor Oreste Castellanos, presidente de Medical Education and Health Services (MEDHS), que desde principios de mes administra la institucin hospitalaria. Jennie Prez, una empleada de confianza de la pasada administracin que oper el hospital desde 1993 bajo la tutela del doctor Carlos Carro, reclam junto a los otros empleados despedidos su posicin bajo la compaa MEDHS, tambin conocida como Sistemas Integrados de Salud del Suroeste, Inc. Prez, portavoz del grupo, aleg que el alcalde de Mayagez, Jos Guillermo Rodrguez, les haba asegurado que "los trabajos de los 414 empleados seran respetados" por la nueva corporacin. El Municipio de Mayagez es el dueo del Centro Mdico Ramn Emeterio Betances y lo alquila a empresas privadas que ofrecen servicios de salud. "Se nos prometi que tendramos los trabajos", insisti Prez, asistente administrativa bajo la direccin del pasado director ejecutivo, Julio Andino. La ahora ex empleada fue, durante nueve aos, asistente administrativa de la anterior privatizadora, pero adems … Continue reading →

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Neighborhood fights CVS pharmacy – Video

Posted: Published on September 19th, 2012

17-09-2012 23:39 One family's struggle is leading to a neighborhood divide that was put on display during a zoning hearing Monday night. Follow this link: Neighborhood fights CVS pharmacy - Video … Continue reading →

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El Cajon pharmacy burglar sought

Posted: Published on September 19th, 2012

EL CAJON Police are asking for the publics help to locate a man who broke into an El Cajon pharmacy and stole drugs. The thief burglarized the Kaiser Permanente Pharmacy on Travelodge Drive on August 18, El Cajon police said. He smashed a window in an office building at the facility and then broke another window to get into the locked pharmacy before jumping the counter and taking an unknown quantity of Oxycodone, police said. The thief, who was caught on surveillance video, was described as white and in his mid 50s, about 5 feet 8 inches to 6 feet tall and 200 pounds. He was wearing a black polo shirt, tan knee-length cargo shorts, white tennis shoes and a blue baseball cap with an unknown logo, police said. He also had on glasses and wore latex gloves. The man may be responsible for other Kaiser burglaries, police said. Additional pictures of the burglar can be found here. Anyone with information is asked to call El Cajon police at (619) 441-5507. Read more: El Cajon pharmacy burglar sought … Continue reading →

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2012 Pharmacy robberies in Maine nearly double last years totals

Posted: Published on September 19th, 2012

BREWER, Maine (NEWS CENTER)--Over the last four years the number of pharmacy robberies in Maine has risen dramatically from almost none to nearly four a month. As a result some stores are working with police to beef up security. The number of pharmacy robberies in Maine went fromtwo in 2008 to 21 in 2010. In 2011, there were 24 pharmacy robberies. This year police officers say the number could be twice what it was in 2010.As of September,there have been 38 pharmacy robberies across the state in 2012. Officers say addiction is one of the underlying factors fueling prescription drug robberies. The Brewer Police Department has a new program to help pharmacies be more secure and less of a target to criminals. Officers say if you see some one suspicious around a store to ask them if they need help but if a robber happens to cooperate, be a good witness and preserve the crime scene for police. NEWS CENTER See the original post: 2012 Pharmacy robberies in Maine nearly double last years totals … Continue reading →

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ACT to Present at Terrapinn’s Stem Cells & Regenerative Medicine Congress in Boston

Posted: Published on September 18th, 2012

MARLBOROUGH, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Advanced Cell Technology, Inc. (ACT) (ACTC), a leader in the field of regenerative medicine, announced today that director of business development, Matthew Vincent, Ph.D., will be presenting at Terrapinns Stem Cells USA and Regenerative Medicine Congress, September 20-21 in Boston. Dr. Vincents presentation, Advancing stem cell therapies to the clinic: ACT's three cellular therapy programs, will be given on Thursday, Sept. 20 at 3:15 p.m. EDT. Dr. Vincent will discuss the meaning and significance of the results seen thus far in ACTs three ongoing human clinical trials in the U.S. and E.U. for Dry Age-Related Macular Degeneration (Dry AMD) and Stargardts Macular Dystrophy (SMD). About SMD, Dry AMD and Degenerative Diseases of the Retina Stargardts Macular Dystrophy (SMD) is one of the most common forms of macular degeneration in the world. SMD causes progressive vision loss, usually starting in children between 10 to 20 years of age. Eventually, blindness results from photoreceptor loss associated with degeneration in the pigmented layer of the retina, called the retinal pigment epithelium or RPE cell layer. Degenerative diseases of the retina are among the most common causes of untreatable blindness in the world. As many as thirty million people in the … Continue reading →

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San Francisco Dentist Follows Stem Cell Research Regarding Craniofacial Tissue Renewal

Posted: Published on September 18th, 2012

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Case results published in the journal Cell Transplantation revealed that human craniofacial tissues regenerate faster using stem cells than with traditional bone regeneration therapy. San Francisco dentist Dr. Greg Larson awaits the benefits this research has in store for restorative dentistry treatments. The University of Michigan School of Dentistry, the Michigan Center for Oral Health Research and Aastrom Biosciences, Inc. in Ann Arbor, Mich., performed research in a dual effort. Clinical trials included 24 participants needing jawbone reconstruction following tooth extraction. Researchers prescribed some participants bone regeneration therapy, while others received ixmyelocel-T cells, developed by Aastrom Biosciences. Aastrom researchers used the bone marrow of participants to create a variety of cell types, including stem cells that would later be implanted into their mouths and jaws. "Patients who received tissue repair cells achieved greater bone density and quicker bone renewal and required less bone grafting during implant procedures when compared to those who underwent traditional guided bone regeneration therapy," according to the U-M press release. U-M School of Dentistry Assistant Professor Darnell Kaigler says the regenerated bone will provide dentists with a stronger foundation when using dental implants. By replacing missing teeth with dental … Continue reading →

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Leading stem cell scientists to focus on diabetes, eye diseases at Cedars-Sinai symposium

Posted: Published on September 18th, 2012

Public release date: 17-Sep-2012 [ | E-mail | Share ] Contact: Nicole White nicole.white@cshs.org 310-423-5215 Cedars-Sinai Medical Center LOS ANGELES Sept. 17, 2012 Leading scientists and clinicians from across the nation will discuss the latest findings on potential stem cell treatments for diabetes and eye diseases at the second Cedars-Sinai Regenerative Medicine Scientific Symposium. WHO: Stem cell scientists, clinicians and industry leaders. The symposium is being hosted by the Cedars-Sinai Regenerative Medicine Institute, led by Clive Svendsen, PhD. The institute brings together basic scientists with specialist clinicians, physician scientists and translational scientists across multiple medical specialties to convert fundamental stem cell studies to therapeutic regenerative medicine. FEATURED RESEARCH: The symposium's morning session will feature an overview of the current state of stem cells and diabetes, including efforts to start the first clinical trials with stem cells for the treatment of diabetes. Other research to be presented includes an update on regenerative medicine approaches to treating macular degeneration, a progressive deterioration of the eye that causes gradual loss of vision. This will include an update from Gad Heilweil , MD, on a key, stem-cell clinical trial on macular degeneration at the University of California Los Angeles. WHEN: Sept. 21, 2012 8:30 … Continue reading →

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