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Term Paper by ptp123 Term paper writing has now attained the position of a necessary skill. A very well organized student can succumb to the demands of term paper writing only because he or she is not able to complete the paper properly. Good term paper writing in effect brings ahead an important and good appearance even if it does not have the precision in its content ... Read on »
5 Ancient methods for Holistic Tissue Regeneration by K.C A. If there's one thing about living a hard life and aging that we humans would like to undo - its the effect on our tissues; The marks on our skin, sagging weak skin, brittle breaking dull hair, over-worked nerves, straining heart muscle, worn out enamel, the scar tissue on our internal organs, muscles and bones - making our bodies sag, inflexi ... Read on »
The Smart Hand – One That Can Feel by Medical Quack Patient ExpertHealth Maven This is a prototype, but the fact that nerve endings can be connected to a device is amazing to connect with signals from the brain. BD London, England (CNN) -- Researchers are working on a breakthrough in artificial limb technology -- a prosthetic hand that can actually feel.The SmartHand project is funded by the European Union and is a collabo ... Read on »
For The Miracles of My Life by KJ Patient Expert Obviously my last several posts have been laced with bitterness. I feel terrible about that. I really do. I don't want to be the girl who is bitter or vengeful. I want to be the woman who rises above all the challenges and tests and becomes the person God has designed her to be. I believe he has a plan for me and I know if I am just patient a ... Read on »
Opthamologist by Lisa Patient Expert Finn had a regular follow-up appointment with the pediatric opthamologist today. It was a complete non-event, which I guess is good. Everything looks good, he seems to see just fine, and the doc didn't mention anything about the apparent smaller optic nerve that he made note of 9 months ago. Whatever. Sometimes I feel like we're just going thro ... Read on »
Acid Reflux Heartburn and Raw Apple Cider Vinegar by Jan People's HealthBlogger Award Nominee Acid reflux heartburn is a serious health problem that affects more than 50 million people. Left untreated acid reflux heartburn may lead to a more serious condition such as gastroesophageal reflux disease and in some case cancer. For most people heartburn is an infrequent occurrence that comes from eating or drinking the wrong things. These interm ... Read on »
Routine HIV testing at the VA: Podcast interview with Dr. Henry Anaya by David W. Patient Expert In 2006 the Centers for Disease Control recommended routine HIV testing for everyone aged 13-64. That’s a big change from the early days of the epidemic when barriers to testing were put in place –barriers such as written informed consent plus scripted pre- and post-test counseling. It’s taking a while for the CDC recommendations ... Read on »
Recipe – Southwestern Chicken Skillet by strawberryshortstuff Hey Everyone! Hope you’re all having wonderful days! It’s FRIDAY! And I”m off until Tuesday! 3 glorious days of rest, relaxation, laundry and exercise ahead!I thought I would pop on and share a quick and easy recipe we tested out last night. Southwestern Chicken SkilletI didn’t have all of the ingredients required and rea ... Read on »
Feeling Big by Monica LeMoine Patient Expert Dear Mother Nature: We're in the lead so far, bee-yatch! Us: one. You: zero. Despite your tetonic-plate forces shoving people's lives around, Fetus Causing my Torso to Swell (MFCTS) has thus far avoided your sneaky X-linked tricks (good job passing the first heart-test of your fetushood, MFCTS). I feel big, bigger than this earth, bigger than ... Read on »
Conventional and Unconventional Therapies for Cancer Survivors by Dr. Nagaraj Cancer survivors are people who are living with a diagnosis of cancer, including those who have recovered. Awareness of cancer survival has increased greatly since the 1990s. So has the number of people living with a diagnosis of cancer. The total number of recovered cancer survivors in the world in 2002 was estimated to be just under 25 million, a ... Read on »