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Baby's Blindness Resolved, Nerves in Knee Regenerated and Other Unusual...  - 27 Jun, 2008
Nerve regeneration, rare infant eye disease, awaking from terminal coma, 25 year illness reversed and numerous other unusual magnet therapy studies from BiomagScience.com. Testing showing how the cells respond to advanced therapy placement and why regeneration and resolution of unusually acute or chronically ill conditions are supported by scientifically developed circuit therapies. Why Biomagnetism is an amazing science that affords everyone an easy, daily supplementation of increased energy.

American Brain Tumor Association Names New Executive Director  - 26 Jun, 2008
Elizabeth Wilson to succeed retiring ABTA Leader Naomi Berkowitz

Step of Mind Ltd Will Present its Concept at the Silicom Ventures Summit  - 26 Jun, 2008
Step Of Mind Ltd was selected to present at the Silicom Ventures Summit on June 29th-30th in Tel Aviv.

Scientists Identify Major Risk Gene for Alzheimer’s Disease  - 25 Jun, 2008
A team of scientists has identified a novel gene that puts people at risk for Alzheimer’s disease and the gene’s surprising identity – it is a calcium channel modulator – suggests a potentially new way to treat or even prevent the mind-robbing disorder.

HaiVision's MAKO-HD Telepresence Codec Transmits First Live Stereoscopic...  - 24 Jun, 2008
HaiVision Systems Inc. (Montreal, Canada), the world's leading vendor of performance H.264 network video codecs, announces that today at the annual meeting of the Canadian Urology Association (CUA) in Edmonton, Canada, the industry leading MAKO-HD video encoder/decoder technology is being used to transmit live surgical stereoscopic 3D high definition 1080i video from Intuitive Surgical's daVinci S robotic surgical system.

The American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M) Announces New Executive...  - 24 Jun, 2008
The American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M; www.worldhealth.net ) is among the fastest growing medical societies in the world today. Since its inception in 1992, the A4M has been a major force in advancing the anti-aging clinical medical specialty worldwide. Joseph C. Maroon, M.D., a board certified Professor and Vice Chairman of Neurological Surgery at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and the Heindl Scholar in Neuroscience, joins the A4M as Senior Vice President. The A4M has appointed Nicholas A. DiNubile, MD, an Orthopaedic Surgeon specializing in Sports Medicine...

Experimental Drug Stops Toxic Alzheimer Protein from Accumulating in Brain  - 23 Jun, 2008
Yousef Al-Abed, PhD, designs medicines like an artful tailor, stitching pieces of molecules together to create novel compounds that may ultimately save lives. And his latest work has paid off in laboratory studies that could pay major dividends in staving off Alzheimer’s disease.

Best Selling Online eBook, "No More MS, My Journey Back To Life"...  - 18 Jun, 2008
Sue Ellen Dickinson, former sufferer of Multiple Sclerosis and author of best selling book " No More MS, My Journey Back To Life" is interviewed by Margie Rudolph of Birmingham, Alabama, host of renowned TV show The Promised Land. Videos clips of that interview are now available on Dickinsons' website www.NoMoreMS.com.

Migraine Research Foundation Welcomes President of American Headache Society...  - 18 Jun, 2008
Esteemed Researcher, Clinician and Educator Dr. Fred Sheftell Joins Foundation in Helping to End the Debilitating Pain of Migraine

LegalView Updated its Traumatic Brain Injury Blog with Results of Brain...  - 16 Jun, 2008
LegalView provided links and information to several studies regarding traumatic brain injury treatment and critical care. The information that spans from 1995 to 2006 is considered a breakthrough because patients were monitored and critical care providers interviewed to improve treatment results.
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