Monthly Archives: September 2011

Tigers’ D logo shows Detroit pride, tells a story over time

The Old English D has been the Detroit Tigers’ dominant logo since the formation of the American League in 1901. The look of the D underscores the team’s longevity — and it represents more than baseball. Read about the logo — and find out how you can show your Tiger pride. Continue reading →

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UNC professor earns top award from American Chemistry Society

Staff reports A University of Northern Colorado chemistry and biochemistry professor will be honored by the world’s largest scientific society for … Continue reading →

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Cedars-Sinai opens new Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell Core Production Facility

( Cedars-Sinai Medical Center ) The Cedars-Sinai Regenerative Medicine Institute has opened a new Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell (iPSC) Core Facility to produce powerful cells capable of making all tissues of the body from adult human skin cells. Continue reading →

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World’s First Breakthrough Stem Cell Procedure on a Goat Performed in Kentucky Vet Clinic: Advanced Technology From …

World’s First In-Clinic Stem Cell Therapy Performed on a Goat by MediVet-AmericaNicholasville, KY (PRWEB) September 29, 2011 When Cinnamon, a seven-year-old, 325 pound goat, began receiving stem cell therapy on location at a veterinary clinic outside of Louisville, Kentucky, it was a medical first in the whole world for the animal kingdom.The procedure at the Henry County Animal Clinic was … Continue reading →

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In this issue of Pharmacogenomics Reporter

The Garcia Lab is focused on developing novel mass spectrometry based proteomic methodologies for quantitatively characterizing changes in protein expression and post-translational modification state within a given proteome during significant biological events or in response to external perturbation. Continue reading →

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Gene could explain why asthma treatments fail some

CHICAGO (Reuters) – Genetic differences could explain why some 40 percent of people with asthma do not respond to inhaled steroids used to achieve long-term asthma control. Continue reading →

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Gene explains why treatments fail some with asthma

* Poor response to inhaled steroids likely inherited * Understanding could lead to personalized asthma drugs CHICAGO, Sept 26 (Reuters) – Genetic differences couldexplain why some 40 percent of people … Continue reading →

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Biochemistry Online – My New Webpage

Dear All, Take a look at my newly designed website. Now you can download ebooks for your syllabus.Biochemistry Online – By Prof.PTSCommitted to Your SuccessSir Source:http://biochemistryonline.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss

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1 in 5 Americans have trouble communicating with their doctor and 1 in 10 feel disrespected. How to help?

A 2001 survey by the Commonwealth Fund found that doctor-patient communication often fell short. One in 5 American adults had trouble communicating with their doctors, and 1 in 10 felt they had been treated disrespectfully during a recent health care … Continue reading →

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Antiphospholipid antibody syndrome (APS)

From The Lancet: Graham Hughes, who first described antiphospholipid syndrome (APS) in 1983, urged for more efforts to raise awareness of this disorder. APS often remains undiagnosed and untreated with catastrophic consequences, such as multiple miscarriages, or stroke at a … Continue reading →

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Fmr. Vice Pres. Cheney reflects on his life with a heart pump – CNN video

Source: CNN Posted at Clinical Cases and Images. Stay updated and subscribe, follow us on Twitter and connect on Facebook. Source:http://feeds.feedburner.com/CasesBlog

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Alarming new stimulant: Bath salts labeled “not for human consumption”

Update 09/21/2011: DEA Moves to Make ‘Bath Salts’ Illegal as Overdoses Rise What are these “bath salts”? The abuse of psychoactive “bath salts” (PABS) has become commonplace, and patients with PABS overdoses are presenting to emergency departments with increasing frequency. … Continue reading →

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Pacemaker implantation animation

From NHS Choices YouTube channel: Pacemaker implantation involves surgically placing an electrical device into the chest to help your heart beat normally. This animation explains what causes an irregular heartbeat and how a pacemaker can correct it. Posted at Clinical … Continue reading →

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Presentations from Medicine 2.0 Congress

These are some selected presentations from the 2011 Medicine 2.0 Congress that took place on the Stanford University campus last weekend: 5-pln-1050-Aase View more presentations from med20su Lee Aase, manager of Syndication and Social Media for Mayo Clinic, has uploaded … Continue reading →

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Delfina Delettrez

Check out this beautiful bracelet by jewelry designer Delfina Delettrez. Delettrez is from Rome, the daughter of French jewelry designer Bernard Delettrez. She is inspired by gothic imagery, in case that wasn’t clear. Her site seems to be down at … Continue reading →