Archive for February, 2012
High-Tech Heart Devices Deliver Data Over the Web. Part 2
Tuesday, February 28, 2012 10:31 Comments OffOne-Way Data Collection “At the moment, it’s very much one-way data collection,” said Paul Brenner, who is in charge of Baxter’s efforts in this area. Someday, clinicians may be able to program the device remotely.
High-Tech Heart Devices Deliver Data Over the Web. Part 1
Tuesday, February 28, 2012 10:23 Comments OffEd Krzyston’s third heart attack 6 years ago left him “dead on the table.” Today, thanks to the Internet and a tiny device implanted in his chest, he lives a relatively normal life. The device, being tested at several US hospitals, constantly monitors his heart and measures, among other things, the blood pressure in various [...]
Why Do Adults Love WDW
Tuesday, February 28, 2012 5:50 Comments OffNot long ago some of you, our readers, shared your thoughts with us on this question. Now we’d like to present a few, which illustrate just what it is that makes us love Walt Disney World.
Heart Against the Grain
Monday, February 20, 2012 11:12 Comments OffDivine intervention or fate played a role in the current location of the Bay Area Yoga Center as well. When I outgrew that first yoga space, I had grand ideas for the new location. Grand ideas that basically left me almost without a center. I had given my notice to my landlord who immediately rented [...]
Supplements vs. Foods
Friday, February 17, 2012 12:56 Comments OffFor many years, medical authorities have tended to downplay the value of nutritional supplements and recommended instead that individuals eat a healthy diet. Experts on natural medicine, on the other hand, have insisted that vitamins and supplements are necessary. Which position is correct?
Heart Disease for Women
Friday, February 17, 2012 4:21 Comments OffHeart disease — not cancer — is the No. 1 killer of women. After menopause, estrogen levels decrease but cholesterol levels rise.
Hospitals Urged to Test Newborns for Rare Disorder
Thursday, February 9, 2012 11:20 Comments OffAn alert released to US hospitals urges them to monitor newborns for a rare but preventable disorder which leads to brain damage. The condition, called kernicterus, is estimated to strike only one in 100,000 babies, or perhaps as few as one in 1 million. But experts say that since US hospitals are increasingly discharging newborns [...]
Paradise or Prison
Friday, February 3, 2012 5:44 Comments OffParadise or Prison After they leave for the immunity challenge (totally thinking it was for individual immunity), Magilla strolls into their camp and chows down on all their food. I was wondering why throughout the entire episode they kept showing this monkey watching them. He was taking notes, “Ok, the cheese and crackers are in [...]