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Thankful Thursday ~ Thanksgiving by Debbie Registered Nurse I'm so glad that Iris decided to host a Thanksgiving edition of Thankful Thursday. Although I'm learning to live a grateful life by participating in Thankful Thursday each week, why not also post on Thanksgiving? Iris, thank you for this opportunity to share and visit other participating blogs.I love Thanksgiving! I love it even more than Christmas ... Read on »
Measurement of Exhaled Nitric Oxide in the Diagnosis and Management of Asthma and Other... by exhalednitricoxide Guidelines for the management of persistent asthma stress the importance of long-term suppression of inflammation using steroids, leukotriene inhibitors, or other anti-inflammatory drugs. Existing techniques for monitoring the status of underlying inflammation have focused on bronchoscopy, with lavage and biopsy, or analysis by induced sputum. Give ... Read on »
Show the Gospel to the Hurting by Take Root and Write .. Patient Expert How many times have you heard, "Share the Gospel with the unsaved"? A bazillion? Now how often do you hear, " Show the Gospel to the hurting in your church, in your community, in your world?Share spells words. Show takes action. An example: Pulling up to a red light, Kate noticed a young man holding a homemade sign. It read, &q ... Read on »
I Don't Know You Anymore Part 2 by Take Root and Write .. Patient Expert In the previous article on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), I gave you a glimpse into the lives of a military couple and a soldier who were dealing with war related PTSD. You can read the first part here.Suicide related deaths in the military are on the rise. While there are no solid studies on how many of theses suicides are results of PTSD, ... Read on »
WHORe Vs UCEM by Dr. Mike C. Medical Doctor I’d like to draw attention to a recently published article in the Medical Journal of Australia ( MJA ) “ Whole-Of-Hospital Response to admission access block: the need for a clinical revolution”.The Whole Of Hospital Response to Emergency ( WHORe model) is unique, insightful and thoroughly modern in it’s approach to the mana ... Read on »
Holiday Hazards to Avoid for People with Multiple Sclerosis by Jeff Pile People's HealthBlogger Award Nominee By Julie Stachowiak, Ph.D., About.com Guide Ever since I was older than 12 and no longer merely a passive recipient of holiday joy, gifts and food, I have found the holidays to be fairly stressful. You have to not only participate in producing festivities, but also you're expected to behave in a consistently festive manner with people you encount ... Read on »
UPDATE: Details on “the plan” for Real Health Reform by Obi Jo People's HealthBlogger Award Nominee Here is a continuing update detailing, in greater depth, various points of “The Plan” designed to address the reasoning behind these ideas and the objections some have voiced.(1) All persons must have health insurance from the private sector or government sponsored plans.Many have objected to this as a violation of personal choice and f ... Read on »
Happy Thanksgiving to All by Bob DeMarco Patient Expert The tear another's tears bring forth, The sigh which answers sigh, The pulse that beats at other's woes, E'en though our own be nigh, A balm to bathe the wounded heart Where sorrow's hand hath lain, The link divine from soul to soul That makes us one in pain, Sweet sympathy, benignant ray, Light of the soul doth shine; In it is human natu ... Read on »
Esophageal manometric findings in autoimmune rheumatic diseases: is scleroderma esophagus a... by Jan People's HealthBlogger Award Nominee By E B Tsianos, A A Drosos, C D Chiras, H M Moutsopoulos, R C Kitridou Rheumatol Int. 1987 ;7 (1):23-7 3495853 (P,S,G,E,B) In order to assess whether distal esophageal hypomotility in scleroderma is unique to this disease or not, we studied 25 normal volunteers and 109 patients with autoimmune rheumatic diseases (27 with primary Sjögren's syn ... Read on »
Gratitude by Marilyn Yohe, L.Ac., MAOM Licensed AcupuncturistHealth MavenComplimentary & Alternative MedicinePeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee Okay, maybe it’s a cliche, but please indulge me: it’s the day before Thanksgiving and I’m thinking about gratitude. I have to admit, Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday, because it’s so straightforward — food, abundance, friends and family, and the intention to appreciate what we have.Strangely, although there is ext ... Read on »