She was born on Nov. 7, 1959, in Monmouth, the daughter of Doris and Larry Dye. She married Buff Hottle on June 3, 1984.
Day: December 21, 2016
Doctors Can Diagnose Early Alzheimer’s Disease Through Sniff Test
Tests that measure sense of smell will become important for neurologists. The scientists discovered that lack of smell happens in early Alzheimer.
news about exploding e-cigs is interesting but not especially helpful
A lot of e-cigarette smokers have decided that the benefits outweigh the risk. But there are also a lot of folks who are opposed to the whole idea of e-cigarettes.
Christmas book review
Our hard-working team have been ploughing through some Christmas book options so that you know just what to ask Santa for! While the quality and depth of information available for punters has never been greater – who could have imagined 10 years ago that we would now have free access to video replays of every single race? – trying to gauge a horse’s chances from visual impression remains a furrow far less-ploughed. In truth, paddock-watching is probably never going to be the path to untold riches on its own, but for many serious racecourse-based punters it’s an important piece of the jigsaw and one that arguably deserves greater consideration than given in print.
Hospital physio who is actually a TV superhero
By day, she is a senior physiotherapist at King’s Mill Hospital. But during her spare time, she is a superhero and soon-to-be TV star, raising money to fight a painful disease.
Impaired Akt Phosphorylation in Monocytes of Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis.
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Letter: Balance key for diabetics
FOR people with diabetes in Penarth and across the Vale of Glamorgan, following a healthy lifestyle during the festive period can be a struggle, but it shouldn’t mean treats are off the table. These will soon be off shop shelves entirely as they offer no special health benefit to people with diabetes, can still affect blood glucose levels and may contain just as much fat and calories as the ordinary versions.
BRIEF-Almirall signs deal with Mercachem to develop inflammatory skin disease treatment
BEIJING, Dec 21 China will ban imports of poultry and related products from countries where there are outbreaks of highly pathogenic bird flu, the agency that oversees safety of the country’s imports said on Wednesday.
Yoga’s benefits being researched in many govt funded projects across USA
Various US universities-medical/clinical centers-hospitals are undertaking research projects exploring yoga’s possible help in treatment of various illnesses, according to a database published on US National Institutes of Health website. Funded/administered by National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health , National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, National Institute on Drug Abuse, National Cancer Institute, etc – all part of U.S. Department of Health and Human Services; and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs; cost for some of these projects is listed at over half-a-million dollars each.
Sweden’s ‘Doctor Anal’ gets his medical licence back
A Swedish doctor who gained notoriety for using a controversial ‘anal massage’ technique to cure ailments and had his licence revoked could soon be back in action, after Stockholm’s administrative court ruled that the withdrawal of his permit should not stand. The doctor, who has worked in Sweden, Denmark and Norway, lost his Danish licence in 2015 after piercing a patient’s lung while attempting to give them an anaesthetic injection near the chest.
Pyjamas in the pool fundraiser
Every autumn Puddle Ducks, which holds classes across Wakefield, holds a week-long charity pyjama event where children raise money by attending lessons dressed in their pyjamas. The swimmers voted for which charities they would like to raise money for.
Activists Defend ACA, March To Republican Party Headquarters
A small but boisterous group marched from Capital Community College to the Connecticut Republican Party headquarters on Pratt Street Tuesday afternoon, chanting, singing and protesting what they called “President-elect Donald Trump and his allies’ massive attack on every aspect of our families’ health care.” Once they arrived at the statewide GOP headquarters about 5:30 p.m., organizer Dan Durso rang the bell to the GOP office several times, but no one answered.
How to mitigate aches and pains related to winter weather
There’s a lot of different pains associated with the cold winter weather – from joints to migraines, it can all hurt. “I don’t even have to go outside, I can tell you how cold it is before I even step outside, depending on how stiff it is.”
Santa makes surprise stop at cancer center
… holiday cheer. “This is the spirit of the season. This is what it’s all about,” said Sarah Bednarksi with Mercy Health-Perrysburg in Ohio. “That was so nice to see him. He was out promoting good cheer and in this department, we could sure use the …
Diabetes specialists advocate lifestyle changes to combat disease
Dr. Marwan Hamaty of NDORI gives his presentation on treating and managing diabetes to a class of medical professionals in Biloxi. Dr. Adi Mehta of the National Endocrinology & Metabolism Institute gives a class of health practitioners a thorough breakdown of the cause of diabetes, along with how to prevent it.
He’s done it! Teacher reaches fundraising target to fund potentially lifesaving treatment
AN “inspirational” Hampshire teacher who needed to raise thousands of pounds for a lifesaving cancer treatment has reached his target in less than 24 hours thanks to Daily Echo readers. More than 120 donations amounting to more than A 9,800 were made to David Watt’s Just Giving page yesterday helping him reach his A 19,000 target following an appeal printed on the paper’s front page yesterday.
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How a Boozy Golf Round Hiked Drug Prices
… market protection, either through patents or something else,” said Dana Goldman, director of the Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics at the University of Southern California. Executives from Heritage, a New Jersey company described as …
Northampton couple to host charity trampoline event to fund cancer patients’ presents
A big-hearted husband and wife from Northampton are hosting a charity trampoline night in a bid to raise money for gift packs for cancer patients. Lee and Lorraine Lewis of Upton have fundraised for 11 televisions and DVD players for the Talbot Butler Ward at Northampton General Hospital The couple set up The Lewis Foundation by the couple back in 2014 after Mr Lewis made regular visits to his mum, who was on the ward at the time, receiving treatment for cancer.
Legal Haze Clouds Cannabis For Pets
… client’s written consent is needed for any unorthodox treatment,” the memo stated. The Washington State Department of Health staffs the state’s Veterinary Board of Governors. The Department’s home page for veterinarians simply states, “The law …
Northside Forsyth hosts Georgia’s first robotic total knee replacement surgery
… Certification for hip and knee joint replacement from The Joint Commission. As part of the Northside Hospital health care system, the hospital also offers patients expertise that ranks in the top one percent of all robotic surgery programs in the …
Genome-wide association study of primary sclerosing cholangitis…
Genome-wide association study of primary sclerosing cholangitis identifies new risk loci and quantifies the genetic relationship with inflammatory bowel disease. Primary sclerosing cholangitis is a rare progressive disorder leading to bile duct destruction; S 75% of patients have comorbid inflammatory bowel disease .
Swiss stocks – Factors to watch on Dec 21
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has extended until March 28 the date for reviewing the application for multiple sclerosis drug Ocrevus. “The extension is the result of the submission of additional data by Roche regarding the commercial manufacturing process of Ocrevus, which required additional time for FDA review.
Glenmark Unveils its Strategic Blueprint for Transition Into an…
The Blueprint conveys the company’s greater business alignment, expanding generics to prioritizing research and development efforts in three key therapeutic areas: oncology, respiratory and dermatology. The innovative oncology pipeline, with candidates targeting multiple tumors, is the top priority with the greater promise to deliver novel, first-in-class molecules and help Glenmark evolve into a fully commercialized, innovation-led pharmaceutical company.
PAHO to help assess mystery illness among JDF recruits
While 29 soldiers have been returned to commence training at the Jamaica Defence Force facilities, the Pan American Health Organization was called in yesterday to assess what exactly caused 80 soldiers to fall ill from a respiratory infection. Dr Winston De La Haye, chief medical officer in the Ministry of Health, told The Gleaner yesterday that samples were still being taken at various laboratories to determine the specific reason for the development at the camp.
UCLA professor spearheads two new programs to prevent suicide
… two large projects aimed at reducing the number of suicides. One of them, funded by the National Institute of Mental Health, is a clinical trial of advanced suicide prevention techniques. The other, supported by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health …
Serenity Releases New Year’s Resolutions for Recovering Addicts
… and achieving milestones on the journey of sobriety. Sobriety provides plenty of reasons to celebrate: improved health, more workplace success, increased harmony in the family-working as a team, such desires are attainable. To learn more, or to get …
Dharamji is recovering well: Hema Malini
… she wrote on Twitter. Meanwhile, Dharmendra’s son and actor Sunny Deol asked people not to speculate about the star’s health as he was only down with minor food poisoning. “Thanks a lot for your concern about my father’s health. He was down with …
Around the Web: Celebrating the Tanenbaum Open Science Institute at…
… teaching institute. The Montreal Neurological Hospital is part of the Neuroscience Mission of the McGill University Health Centre. For more information, please visit www.theneuro.ca McGill University is one of Canada’s top institutions of higher …
Bone Therapeutics Announces Its Financial Calendar for 2017
This schedule is indicative and subject to change. The calendar is also available on the Bone Therapeutics website under the heading Investors .
Africa Makes Significant Progress against HIV Epidemic Findings
… collaboration with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and in partnership with ministries of health. Importantly, the data positively demonstrate that the 90-90-90 global targets set forth by UNAIDS in 2014 are attainable, even …
Photos: Williamsburg woman with MS swims one million yards
Betsy Lavin has been battling multiple sclerosis, a disease at times that has crippled her. But that didn’t stop her from completing her goal of swimming one million yards.