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Dr Alan Douglass feels that one of the wonderful things about being a family doctor is the opportunity he has to build long-term relationships with his patients. Dr Douglass leads the Middlesex...
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An interview with Dr. Uma Dhanabalan, MD - Cannabis Therapeutics Specialist (Dr. Uma) Uma V.A. Dhanabalan, MD, MPH, FAAFP, MRO is a highly respected physician trained in Family Medicine and ...
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Integrative Medicine Research Forum. Part 1. Nov. 3rd 2014
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Chronic Disease and Holistic Medicine - Part 1
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The Good Doctor - The Secret behind Regenerative Medicine
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Music as medicine | Praharshitha (Prashy) Veeramraju | TEDxKids@SMU
This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Have you ever wondered about the psychical effects on the human body due to music? The toll each musical ...
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Rocky Votolato - Suicide Medicine (Acoustic Cover)
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Old Crow Medicine Show - #39;Wagon Wheel #39; and #39;Cocaine Habit #39; - Mandela Hall, Belfast 21.10.14
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A Boca Raton medical technology company, Modernizing Medicine, announced it has secured $15 million in new financing for an expansion that should create 100 new jobs over the next year.
The fast-growing electronic medical record and data company will use the proceeds to develop new products that increase efficiency for doctors, improve patient outcomes and transform healthcare, Chief Executive and Co-founder Dan Cane said Tuesday.
With Modernizing Medicines iPad app, dermatologists and other doctors can access critical data to compare treatment results and update medical records. Cane, a co-founder of education software company Blackboard, used by universities nationwide, returned to his Palm Beach County home in 2010 to start Modernizing Medicine with Dr. Michael Sherling.
The latest round comes from existing investors led by Summit Partners and Pentland Group, many of whom are medical specialists who use the companys app, Modernizing Medicine said.
The firm, which now employs about 200 people, reported $17.5 million in annual revenue last year.
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Newswise While mainstream medicine recommends eating right, exercising and getting your flu shot to stay healthy during cold weather months, Eastern medicine takes this advice a step further.
Traditional Chinese medicine teaches us to live in harmony with the seasons to protect our health, said Aaron Michelfelder, MD, a family medicine and integrative medicine physician at Loyola University Health System. Making certain adjustments to our diet, sleep regimen and lifestyle will make us more in sync with nature and better equipped to cope with the plunging temperatures."
Dr. Michelfelder recommends the following Eastern medicine tips to winterize your body and protect your health this season:
Eat warming herbs and foods. The environment and the food we eat can create imbalances in the body, according to Eastern medicine guidelines. Using warming ingredients for meals that are in season to counteract any imbalances created by the cold weather. Warming herbs and foods include cinnamon, ginger, garlic, spicy foods, sweet potatoes, squash, meat and nutrient-dense soups and stews. Save raw, leafy greens for the summer.
Eat less. We typically are not as active during the winter so we require less food. Cut down on your caloric intake.
Sleep more. Traditional Chinese medicine recommends following the sun and sleeping more in the fall and winter because we have fewer hours of daylight. It is best to get nine to 10 hours of sleep as opposed to the recommended eight hours in the summer and spring.
Slow down. We should expect ourselves to slow down naturally and be less active during winter months. This is a hard concept for many Americans to grasp given our busy culture.
Meditate more. As our bodies naturally slow down, it is best to slow the mind as well through meditation. Dont resist what the body is naturally meant to do this time of year.
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In May this year, in these pages, Peter Short wrote a forthright opinion piece declaring he was dying of oesophageal cancer, had a supply of Nembutal and would end his own life at a time of his choosing. In January this year, his doctors gave him six months to live. He is still very much alive and is campaigning vigorously for the passage of legislation that would make it easier for people to do what he declares he will do: choose the manner and timing of their own deaths over medically protracted indignity and suffering.
I am writing to add my voice to the chorus calling for this serious matter to be addressed in such a way that we can create a new and better code of civilised norms around suffering, medicine and death. I am not terminally ill and I do not have a supply of Nembutal. I do, on the other hand, have metastatic melanoma. That means that my health and general viability are an ongoing experiment, at the cutting edge of current medical science.The debate about euthanasia hovers and must be conducted at the cutting edge of moral philosophy.
We dwell, I think, more in stories than in systematic arguments when it comes to death and dying. When I contemplate the possibility of freely embracing and actively triggering my own demise, three stories are foremost in my mind. Two of them are historical and of those, one far better known than the other. The third is from a highly popular work of fiction by a devout Catholic writer and all the more remarkable for that reason.
Remarkable storyteller: Author J. R. R. Tolkien was a deeply moral Catholic, but he had one of his most exalted characters choose to lay down the gift of life in order to avoid the infirmities of old age.
The first story is that of the death of Socrates, in 399BCE. (I write BCE, Before the Common Era, not BC, before Christ, since this is a moral dialogue in which only some of us are Christians). He was condemned to death by the state for corrupting the youth and encouraging atheism. His friends urged him to escape and flee Athens. He chose instead to take his hemlock and pass away. Was he wrong to do so? He famously remarked, as his vitality ebbed away, that he owed a cock to Asclepius as if his death had cured him of an illness. Certainly, he died with lucid dignity. Bettany Hughes provides a fine account of both his life and death in her 2010 book The Hemlock Cup: Socrates, Athens and the Search for the Good Life.
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The second story is one related by the Roman historian Tacitus in Book XI of his Annals of Imperial Rome. It concerns the death of a wealthy Gallo-Roman aristocrat, Valerius Asiaticus, whose opulent villa and gardens were coveted by the dissolute Messalina, mistress of the Emperor Claudius. She had false charges of treason brought against him and he was condemned to death, but was permitted to choose the means of his own demise. The historian recounts "he took his usual exercise, then bathed and dined cheerfully and ... opened his veins, but not until he had inspected his funeral pyre and directed its removal to another spot, lest the smoke should hurt the thick foliage of the trees. So complete was his calmness even to the last."
The third story is buried in Appendix A to J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. It concerns the voluntary suicide of Aragorn, 120 years after the fable ends. Having lived a long life, he announces to his beloved Arwen that the time has come to lay down the gift of life and leave the throne to their son. She begs him to linger with her and not go before his time. His response is remarkable: "Not before my time," he answered. "For if I will not go now then I must soon go perforce ... Take counsel with yourself, beloved, and ask whether you would indeed have me wait until I wither and fall from my high seat, unmanned and witless. Nay, lady, I am the last of the Numenoreans and the latest King of the Elder Days; and to me has been given not only a span thrice that of Men of Middle-earth, but also the grace to go at my will and give back the gift. Now, therefore, I will sleep."
That phrasing is worth dwelling upon: "the grace to go at my will and give back the gift". That, I suggest, is the tone in which to think about our ends not a tone or language of fear, anxiety and a ban on choice. But all three stories inform my sense of what it could mean to voluntarily bring an end to one's own life and to do so in a dignified manner. Should I reach the point where an ending seemed more dignified than enduring, it is stories such as these that I would bear in mind.
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