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David Maron, MD, Stanford’s director of preventive cardiology, will share some of the most recent discoveries from Stanford, along with lifestyle tips and the latest methods for cardiovascular risk evaluation.
Dr. Maron’s talk was part of the 2015 Community Health Matters Day at Stanford. http://healthmatters.stanford.edu/ Video Rating: / 5
Dickson and Daniel discuss nematodes of minor medical importance, including Mansonella ozzardi, Dirofilaria immitis, and Capillaria hepatica. Video Rating: / 5
Spencer Hall is a student with an idea that has the potential to save thousands of lives. His personal experience with Cystic Fibrosis and his understanding of Statistics has lead him to believe that Statistical analysis of DNA could hold the key to placing some of life’s deadliest diseases in the past.
Spencer Hall is a fourth year Statistics major and Philosophy minor. Hall plans on attending graduate school to pursue a master’s in Statistics with a concentration in Bioinformatics. Hall has had first-hand experience with a chronic illness that could be benefited by the application of bioinformatics. His talk is about how the massive amount of genetic data available today is too large to be analyzed without statistical methods, and has consequences so important that we cannot afford not to study it.
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When there is an abnormality in your blood, some extreme things can take place in your body. What kinds of things can go wrong and what disorders and diseases stem from those?
“The body contains a natural process to stop bleeding from minor cuts in a matter of several minutes. When a small artery is cut, the collagen fibers in its tissue are exposed, which signals the clotting process to begin.”
“An embolus is a particle that moves about in our blood vessels, either in the veins or arteries. Most emboli are composed of clotted blood cells.”
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Dickson and Daniel discuss the schistosomes, including S. mansoni, S. japonicum, S. haematobium, S. mekongi, and S. intercalatum.
Dickson and Daniel discuss tapeworms of minor medical importance, including Hymenolepis nana, Hymenolepis diminuta, and Dipilidium caninum.
Lavender, a lovely aromatic herb can be appreciated for its beauty, smell, and countless ways of promoting human health. From calming the mind to reversing hair loss. Lavender oil is one of the most widely used essential oils on the planet. However, the benefits of lavender were actually discovered over 2,500 years ago.
If you were to keep one essential oil around for daily use, it would no doubt be lavender. Once you discover the key functions it optimizes, you’ll know exactly why lavender is the most important essential oil to have on hand every day. In fact, thousands of studies have been conducted on the effects of this versatile herb for the human condition.
Lavender oil is one of the best essential oils for headaches because it induces relaxation and relieves tension. Combine two drops each of lavender oil with peppermint oil and rubbing the mixture into the back of the neck and the temples. You can also Set up an essential oil diffuser in your home or office to breathe the pain away.
Lavender oil is one of the best natural treatments for hair loss and encouraging new hair growth. Along with rosemary oil, it has been identified to promote hair growth. It is especially helpful in hair loss due to autoimmune reasons. Take about 100 ml of jojoba, olive or coconut oil. Add 8 – 10 drops of lavender oil and rosemary oil each. Mix it well. Take a small amount of this oil and massage it on the balding patches.
In a recent study scientists tested the effects of lavender essential oil on diabetes patients and found that lavender oil treatment protected the body from Increased glucose, Weight gain and Liver and kidney dysfunction. Apply lavender oil topically to your neck and chest or diffuse it at home.
Lavender oil opens up airways during mild attacks of asthma by promoting relaxation of the respiratory muscles. It helps in alleviating bronchial spasms that occur in asthma, bronchitis, and pneumonia. Diffuse a combination of lavender and eucalyptus or peppermint inside the house using a vaporizer. You can also add several drops of the oil into a bowl with hot water. Cover your head with a towel and inhale the steam from the bowl.
Lavender oil helps reduce blemishes by penetrating pores, it may go far in preventing and healing breakouts. You can apply lavender oil diluted in coconut oil to your skin after you wash your face. This will not only moisturize, but also help to reduce breakouts.
Several studies have found that lavender oil helps to relieve pain. Simply rubbing lavender into the area of concern can reduce inflammation and pain intensity, helping to alleviate the symptoms of many health conditions.
Due to its soothing and healing properties, lavender may provide benefits to skin afflicted by eczema or psoriasis. It can help to relieve the itch and irritation of psoriasis, and it may help with eczema outbreaks, especially when combined with chamomile.
Lavender oil is excellent for inducing sleep. Apply a few drops of lavender oil on your pillow. This reduces the restlessness or agitation in the mind, calms the spirit and allows one to get sound sleep. If you apply some oil on the feet in diluted form, it helps with restless leg syndrome.
Research shows that lavender oil speeds the healing of burns, cuts, scrapes and wounds and a big part of this is because of its antimicrobial compounds. Mix 3–5 drops of lavender oil with ½ teaspoon of coconut oil and apply the mixture to the area of concern.
Lavender’s antimicrobial ability is enhanced when it’s blended with other essential oils, like clove, cinnamon and tea tree oil. Researchers found that a 1:1 ratio of these oils was found to be most effective in fighting against fungal and bacterial infections.
Lavender oil also works to stimulate the immune system, boost mood and improve sleep.
When buying lavender essential oil, make sure you are buying from a high-quality brand that is therapeutic grade and that it is organic, so it hasn’t been sprayed with chemicals. This is important if you are planning to use it topically.
We discuss which is more terrifying: meth gators, or weaponized ticks? It turns out my court case against Keith for all the emojis he keeps sending me may be more problematic than I believed, and we learn that netflix and porn are killing the planet! I might just go aid that endeavor while I wait for this episode to bounce…
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Pediatric hematologist/oncologist Jennifer McNeer, MD, provides an introduction to childhood blood disorders, and how these conditions are diagnosed and treated at Comer Children’s Hospital at the University of Chicago. Childhood blood disorders include sickle cell disease, aplastic anemia, thalassemia, hemophilia, immunodeficiency syndromes, and more.
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South Africa is currently experiencing an epidemiological transition. Due to this status of the country and its society, communicable diseases are making up one side of the
spectrum of the quadruple burden of disease of the country, while on the other side, NCDs disease have been and are still emerging.
This collision of communicable and non-communicable diseases are influencing the health of the South Africans. Due to the hanging requirements of the populations wellbeing, the health care system has to anticipate.
In our video documentary we have looked into the current situation of the communicable and non- communicable diseases in South Africa, how the country and health care system is reacting to the
epidemiological shift and what should be done in the near future to lessen the quadruple burden of disease. Video Rating: / 5
BIOLOGICAL MEDICINE as practiced by Dr. Thomas Rau, M.D., Director of the Swiss Paracelsus Klinik Lustmuhle, combines the most modern diagnostic equipment with a wide range of traditional natural healing methods. It also integrates dentistry, as there is such a close relationship between teeth and health. BIOLOGICAL MEDICINE is a comprehensive and integrated approach to health and illness. It is “biological” and shows logically how we get ill by identifying the sequential phases of degeneration which lead from minor ailments to various chronic diseases. Illness is defined as a loss of regulatory capacity; that is, the inability to correctly respond to a wide variety of internal, environmental and lifestyle factors. The internal milieu or terrain, a central idea in BIOLOGICAL MEDICINE, needs to be balanced so that pathogenic microbial forms cannot develop and cause numerous diseases. Internal sites of chronic focal infections and “disturbance fields” but also toxic burdens are other important factors frequently overlooked in the treatment of degenerative diseases. In BIOLOGICAL MEDICINE, healing is defined as the restoration of regulatory capacity. This is achieved by removing the physical and emotional blockages to self-healing. Detoxification methods, immune system activation and the mobilization of healing at the psycho-spiritual level enable the regeneration of the body, mind and soul.
Tracy Antonelli was diagnosed with thalassemia at the age of 4; her body can’t make enough oxygen-carrying red blood cells. When she and her husband were ready to start a family, they looked to China, where thalassemia is relatively prevalent, and found three special girls.
The care that the girls now receive at Dana-Farber/Boston Children’s Cancer and Blood Disorders Center Includes regular blood transfusions, medication to remove excess iron from their bodies, and careful monitoring.
The thalassemias are a group of inherited blood disorders in which the genes that produce hemoglobin, the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen from the lungs to all parts of the body, are broken. As a result, the red blood cells do not contain enough hemoglobin, causing anemia that can range from mild to life threatening. Thalassemia can come in different forms depending on the genetic mutations causing it. The transfusion-dependent form, also called thalassemia major or Cooley’s Anemia, requires lifelong follow-up care and regular blood transfusions. Some other forms are more readily managed and may require little or no treatment.
Thalassemia Treatment at Dana-Farber/Boston Children’s
At the Dana-Farber/Boston Children’s Thalassemia Program, our experts provide comprehensive care for children and adults with all forms of thalassemia. For many appointments and certain procedures, your child also can receive care at one of our satellite offices. Treatment for thalassemia depends on the subtype of the disorder, but may include:
– blood transfusions for anemia, based on severity
– regular and comprehensive monitoring for complications of thalassemia and of treatments
– iron chelation therapy, to remove excess iron from the body
– for certain cases, stem cell transplantation to replace the blood-forming stem cells with the defective hemoglobin gene(s) Video Rating: / 5
Dickson and Daniel discuss protozoan parasites of minor medical importance, including Babesia, Cystoisopora belli, Cyclospora cayetanensis, Naegleria fowleri, and more. Video Rating: / 5
