Month: January 2017

Internet Show Health Inn Interviews Dr Aadil Chimthalawala on Tuberculosis Case

Host Debby Bruck interviews Dr Aadil, cardiologist about The Heart, Pericarditis and Infection due to TB. How can homeopathy help? CARY, N.C. – Jan. 30, 2017 – PRLog — Dr Aadil will be our guest on Health Inn, Cary, NC at 10:30AM ET USA via India to talk about Tuberculosis, an antibiotic drug resistence epidemic with an illustration of an acute case of pericarditis and PowerPoint.

‘Full Measure’: Trumpcare new

… sick again.” Grassley: “Well, I can give you general principles. Selling insurance across state lines, emphasis on health savings accounts, greater transparency of pricing by hospitals and doctors, medical malpractice court reform, doing away with …

SSMSE helps in fight against cancer

South St. Marys Street Elementary’s Relay Recess had a special meaning this year as the opening lap of the event was dedicated to fellow student David Smith, who recently diagnosed with leukemia. The event supports the Relay For Life of Elk County along with cancer programs and services in communities throughout the U.S. As many as 250 students participated in the Relay Recess held at the school on Thursday from 3:30-5 p.m. David is a fifth grade student at SSMSE and is currently undergoing treatment at Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh.

Upcoming events and activities

FEBRUARY: Wednesday, Feb. 1 a The Elk County Catholic School System is hosting a preschool and kindergarten registration night on Wednesday, Feb. 1 at 6 p.m. in the school gym. a The St. Marys Public Library will host a social play group with stories, rhymes, songs, crafts and snacks on Wednesday, Feb. 1 at 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. The event is for parents/caregivers and children ages five and under.

Canada to offer temp permits to those stranded by Trump ban

In this Dec. 11, 2015 file photo, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, left, greets Georgina Zires, center, Madeleine Jamkossian, second right, and her father Kevork Jamkossian, refugees fleeing from Syria, as they arrive at Pearson International airport, in Toronto. Trudeau has a message for refugees rejected by U.S. President Donald Trump: Canada will take you.

Sarah Hyland skips SAG Awards due to health, but gives fans an adorable throwback

Sarah Hyland skips SAG Awards due to health, but gives fans an adorable throwback The actress posted a message to fans on Instagram. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: http://usat.ly/2jLClCe Sarah Hyland is nominated along with her costars from the ABC sitcom for outstanding ensemble in a comedy at the annual awards where actors award fellow actors for the best film and TV performances of the year, but she has to skip the ceremony.

Call firefighter in Sterling seeks kidney donor

STERLING – David H. Johnson is just a regular guy – husband, hockey dad, building contractor, call firefighter – the guy who is always willing to help his friends, neighbors and community. Thirty years ago his construction company was working on a building that required a crane.

Tewksbury benefit to aid school driver

… Bielecki. While undergoing chemotherapy treatments, he still reported for work daily, until before Christmas when his health worsened. “Parents and kids both loved him as he was always smiling and had a friendly wave or hello,” Bielecki said in an …

Smoking ‘creates 760 million annual social care bill’

The All Party Parliamentary Group on Smoking and Health urged the Government to renew its efforts to drive down smoking rates The All Party Parliamentary Group on Smoking and Health urged the Government to renew its efforts to drive down smoking rates and look at ways to force tobacco firms to pay for health campaigns. It added that local authorities in England are struggling to fund stop-smoking services due to financial cuts by central Government.

Repeal or retain? Election opens final act for ‘Obamacare’

In this Monday, March 31, 2014 file photo, people line up to enroll for health insurance at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas, hours before the deadline in the first enrollment period of the Affordable Care Act. The Affordable Care Act and/or any replacement will doom private insurance in our country if these two problems are not addressed: 1) Private insurance cannot insure people with a preexisting condition any more than you can insure a “burning house.”

Destitute couple dealt another blow

… or taxi fare to get to the hospital. “We also think Kumaraswary and her husband do not understand the gravity of her health issue,” said Firoza, adding that Kumaraswary’s medical report stated that prognosis was moderate.

The eating disorder more common than anorexia and bulimia

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3 Biotech Stocks I’d Buy Right Now

Despite the sway of political uncertainty for the biotechnology industry at the moment, these three stocks look like great buys right now. Conflicting statements from the Trump administration have made owning biotech stocks feel like a roller-coaster ride in recent weeks, but there are a few stocks I’d happily buy and hold despite the sway of political uncertainty.

Swimming in a river? Be ‘vigilant’, scientist says

Kiwis should be vigilant before jumping in the water at their favourite swimming holes this summer, a NIWA water quality scientist says. Photo / File Kiwis “must be vigilant” about swimming in our rivers, a freshwater scientist says, with data often showing high levels of E. coli in waterways.

Alberta sees New Year spike in flu outbreaks

… percent of people who qualify for the flu vaccine have been getting it, and this results in more people catching it. “Health officials go through a lot of work, and a lot of effort to make these vaccines available,” he said. “Unfortunately if the …

Calum Best admits he ‘drank, did drugs and slept around’

‘It was constant f**king grief!’ CBB’s Calum Best admits he ‘drank, did drugs and slept around every day’ following the death of his alcoholic father George He faces a low-key, back door eviction this weekend on Celebrity Big Brother, if he falls short of public votes. But elsewhere, on a separate Channel 5 show, Calum Best has opened up about his relationship with late father George.

Weekend link dump for January 29

… death and increased abortion raters. Now, this one change may profoundly undermine not only progress on maternal health worldwide but also the US government’s ability to fight HIV/AIDS , big childhood killers like malaria, and prevent infectious …

Three ways to lower skin cancer risk in 2017

NEW YORK aS’ The beginning of a new year is typically when people assess their health and vow to improve their well-being. The Skin Cancer Foundation recommends resolving to take better care of your skin – after all, it is the body’s largest organ.

Hospital joins study to improve stroke patients’ care

“I once told a patient it’s almost like being reborn again as a totally different person. You have a whole new skill to learn because you have the deficits,” said James Hood, of Lenoir County Emergency Services and commander of the UNC Lenoir Health Care’s Community Paramedic program.

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We know what we eat can have a big impact on our health. Jane Monzures is checking out a new diet developed at Rush University Medical Center that has shown promise in significantly reducing our risk of Alzheimer’s Disease.

Iranian director to skip Oscars over Trump’s travel ban

An Oscar-nominated Iranian director said Sunday he will not attend this year’s Academy Awards because of a travel ban imposed by President Donald Trump. Asghar Farhadi, an acclaimed director whose film, “The Salesman,” was nominated for best foreign language film, said the uncertainty surrounding his ability to travel to the United States was “in no way acceptable,” and that he would not attend next month’s ceremony even if an exception to the ban were possible.