BSN Headline News for November 19, 2012
Today #39;s top story is Bon Secours Virginia has opened our first comprehensive neurology clinic in Central Virginia. That #39;s right...on October 15, 2012 Bon Secours Virginia Health System announced the opening of the first comprehensive neurology clinic in central Virginia at the St Francis Watkins Center. This freestanding emergency, ambulatory and preventive care facility located in Chesterfield county is the only facility in central Virginia where neurology patients can receive evalutaion, imaging, diagnosis and treatment. According to Dr. Timothy Shepard, vice president of Neurosciences at Bon Secours Virginia Health System, "The Neurology Clinic at Watkins Centre is providing seamless access to neurological care and services, that have never before been available to patients in our area. Our clinic combines services and care under one roof, providing convenience and improving the continuum of care." The Bon Secours Neurology Clinic will diagnose and treat pre-dementia in elderly patients; behavioral issues or learning disabilities in youth; as well as stroke, migraine headaches, epileptic seizures, Parkinson #39;s, peripheral neuropathy, multiple sclerosis and other neuromuscular and movement disorders. A team of highly trained, nationally recognized physicians specializing in neurology, neuropsychology and neuro-optical issues will see patients on a self-admit basis or by referral from a primary care physician. The Neurology Clinic medical team will rely on advanced ...From:BonSecoursHealthViews:0 0ratingsTime:07:26More inNews Politics

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The POWER of Your Intense Fragility: What culture hasn #39;t told you about being sensitive AND strong.
Amazon link will be posted right here by Thanksgiving. There are more than 7 billion people on Earth. Of those, 20% are born with highly refined nervous systems. 62 million Americans -- 1.4 billion people worldwide -- process things more deeply. There is a jaw-dropping reason for this. A potent, poetic, practical reason for why you were created with a distinct neurology that causes you to feel and perceive more than those around you. This micro-book will vindicate and activate you to make the most of your inborn trait, Sensory Processing Sensitivity. You will understand how your unique biology (physical body) has informed your biography (life story). Feeling overwhelmed? You will learn my Pulsing Prayer Method, which can ground and center you in under one minute. You will be introduced to a heroic figure and iconic symbol that will anchor -- in a surprising and memorable way -- sensitivity #39;s inherent strength. And you will be refreshed by what the Keepers of the Akashic Records have to say about sensitivity. All this, as well as many more transformational techniques and insights that will have you thankful for and excited about your heightened perception. It is a new day, and Sensitives are ushering in the dawn.From:Erika HarrisViews:18 0ratingsTime:02:15More inEducation

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Southeast Veterinary Neurology Lewie Head Trauma CT Scan
3-D reconstruct of dog with frontal bone fracture after head trauma.From:SEVNeurologyViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:23More inPets Animals

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Neurology Grand Rounds OCT 24 2012
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ADT Dynavision D2 Workshop Dr Joe Clark
http://www.dynavision.com Unrehearsed Testimonials from the 2012 ADT Dynavision D2 Workshop. Dr. Joe Clark is a Professor of Neurology, and certified Athletic Trainer at University of CincinnatiFrom:dynavision123Views:0 0ratingsTime:04:46More inScience Technology

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Nose cell transplant enables paralysed dogs to walk.
Scientists have reversed paralysis in dogs after injecting them with cells grown from the lining of their nose. The pets had all suffered spinal injuries which prevented them from using their back legs. The Cambridge University team is cautiously optimistic the technique could eventually have a role in the treatment of human patients. The study is the first to test the transplant in "real-life" injuries rather than laboratory animals. In the study, funded by the Medical Research Council and published in the neurology journal Brain, the dogs had olfactory ensheathing cells from the lining of their nose removed. These were grown and expanded for several weeks in the laboratory. Video by: BBC NewsFrom:NewsAndOffersNowViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:21More inNews Politics

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