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Wednesday, 28 October 2009 |
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 One month after her wedding day, thirty-three-year-old Cami Walker was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis that left her barely able to walk. Then, as a remedy for her condition, she received an uncommon prescription from a friend, an African medicine woman named Mbali Creazzo:. Cami was amazed by what unfolded during her month-long journey.
“By giving,” Mbali told her, “you are focusing on what you have to offer others, inviting more abundance into your life.” The gifts, she said, could be anything, but their giving had to be both authentic and mindful.
"Many of her gifts were simple—a phone call, spare change, even a Kleenex. Yet the acts of kindness were transformative. By Day 29, not only had her health and happiness turned around, but she had found the purpose for her life: to create a worldwide giving movement"
-- From the website of her new book, 29 Gifts: How a Month of Giving Can Change Your Life (Now on Amazon.com)
Also visit 29 Gifts.org to learn how to join the giving movement.
Watch the interview with Cami below, from the Today Show...
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Posted by geri
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Friday, 16 October 2009 |
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 Oxford BioMedica, a leading gene therapy company, announced yesterday
new data from the ongoing Phase I/II trial of ProSavin, its gene
therapy for the treatment of Parkinson's disease. All patients treated
at the second dose level have completed their six-month assessments and
have shown further improvement in motor function -- up to 53%
improvement in patients' motor function, with an average uptick of 34%..
(Read the story in AFP)
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Posted by geri
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Tuesday, 13 October 2009 |
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 An expert skier fresh out of medical school fell submerged into an icy river and became stuck for 80 minutes, with no pulse or respiration. Her accident led to a revelation about treating accidental hypothermia. Doctors did CPR continuously on a helicopter trip to the hospital and her blood was slowly warmed.
(Read the report in CNN)
Mountain rescue, photo by Ketil Singstad; Thanks to Pam Guthrie for submitting the link!
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Posted by geri
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Monday, 12 October 2009 |
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 If you haven't increased your vitamin D intake in recent years, you haven't been reading the recent research — and perhaps your doctor hasn't either.
Necessary for the body to build strong muscles and absorb calcium, vitamin D has also been found in recent years to play a role in preventing falls among older people, boosting the immune system and helping the body fight depression and headaches.
Meanwhile, the Institute of Medicine is expected to come out with revised dosage recommendations in 2010, increasing the 23-year-old recommendations that are still on the books. (Continue reading in San Mateo County Times)
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Posted by Michelle B
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Friday, 09 October 2009 |
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 In a world first, Canadian scientists have decoded all three billion letters in the DNA sequence of a metastatic breast cancer tumor and identified the mutations that caused the original tumour to spread.
The landmark study by researchers at the B.C. Cancer Agency is a major step toward unravelling the mysteries of how cancer begins and what makes it move to other parts of the body.
(Continue reading in HealthZone.ca)
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