02-07-2012 21:07 Mrs Itana was diagnosed with diabetic nephropathy 15 years ago and in February, 2012 she was told by her doctor her kidneys did not work well and dialysis was necessary. Before she came to China for STEM CELL and TRANDITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE TREATMENT, she was hospitalized in local couple of times because she was very weak and had short of breath, heart failure and so many. After the first stem cells transplant, she felt she was back 16 years old person and so energetic. Therefore, she wants to share his treatment experiences to all kidney disease patients and wish her words and successful experience can be widely spread out. And, more of the cancer patients can seek for the proper treatment in China. And yet, in her country Mrs Itana only has one choice -- kidney transplant. Visit link: Mrs. Itana, a diabetic nephropathy from Papua New Guinean for Stem Cells and TCM Treatment - Video … Continue reading →

Released: 7/3/2012 2:40 PM EDT Source: ProMedica Expert Available Newswise Autism is diagnosed in one out of every 88 children in the United States and almost one in 54 boys. Having a child diagnosed with autism can be an overwhelming experience that leaves parents unsure of how to proceed. There are a variety of approaches to treatment but it is important to match a childs specific needs with treatments or strategies that are likely to be effective in moving him/her closer to established goals. Kim Renner, program director for ProMedica Toledo Childrens Hospitals Autism Early Learning Program, is a frequent media commentator on the treatment and early diagnosis of Autism. As the mother of an autistic child, Renner has a unique understanding of the overwhelming challenges parents face finding the best treatment for a complex condition. For more information, visit: http://www.toledoparent.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article& id=2792:an-answer-for-autism&catid=127:exceptional-families&Itemid=483 For interviews, contact: Jared Meade, media relations specialist 419-262-0371 or jared.meade@promedica.org Read this article: Autism Expert is Available to Comment on Treatment and Early Diagnosis … Continue reading →

Antelope Valley Hospital has received the American Heart Association/American Stroke Associations Get with the Guidelines stroke bronze quality achievement award. The award recognizes the hospitals commitment to implementing high standards of stroke care by ensuring that stroke patients receive nationally accepted treatment and recommendations. With a stroke, time lost is brain lost, and the Get with the Guidelines award addresses the important element of time, Antelope Valley Hospital CEO Edward Mirzabegian said in a prepared statement. He said the hospital developed a comprehensive system for rapid diagnosis and treatment of stroke patients admitted to the emergency department. This includes always being equipped to provide brain imaging scans, having neurologists available to conduct patient evaluations and using clot-busting medications when appropriate. To receive the award, the hospital had to consistently follow the treatment guidelines for 90 days. The evaluation period is the first in an ongoing self-evaluation by the hospital to continually reach the 85 percent compliance level needed to sustain this award. Marizabegian said the time is right for Antelope Valley to focus on stroke. The number of acute ischemic stroke patients eligible for treatment is expected to grow over the next decade due to the aging population. According to … Continue reading →