White Lesions - Chemical Burn
http://www.SalmonellaPlace.com This is a tutorial/lecture on White Lesions - Chemical Burn. We cover some topics important for classes such as Periodontology (Oral Mucosal Diseases), Oral Pathology, etc. List of topics: - Definition; - Etiology; - Clinical Features; - Lab Tests; - Differential Diagnosis; - Treatment. If you have any questions, don #39;t be shy!! We hope we are able to clarify this topic. Enjoy!From:TheSalmonellaPlaceViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:57More inEducation

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White Lesions - Candidiasis
http://www.SalmonellaPlace.com This is a tutorial/lecture on White Lesions - Candidiasis. We cover some topics important for classes such as Periodontology (Oral Mucosal Diseases), Oral Pathology, etc. List of topics: - Definition; - Etiology; - Clinical Features; - Lab Tests; - Differential Diagnosis; - Treatment. If you have any questions, don #39;t be shy!! We hope we are able to clarify this topic. Enjoy!From:TheSalmonellaPlaceViews:4 1ratingsTime:06:17More inEducation

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Unrest Part 1 Full Movie
Watch full movie : tinyurl.com Unrest Part 1 Full Movie, Unrest Part 1 Movie, Unrest Movie Part 1, Unrest Part 1 The Movie, Unrest Part 2 Full Movie, Unrest Movie Full Movie, Unrest (2006) Movie Part 1 English Full, Unrest Movie HD trailer. A young pathology med student suspects that the spirit of a dead cadaver in the hospital morgue where she works is killing off all those who handle or desecrate the body.From:forneti alexViews:0 0ratingsTime:09:33More inFilm Animation

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White Lesions - Chronic Biting
http://www.SalmonellaPlace.com This is a tutorial/lecture on White Lesions - Chronic Biting. We cover some topics important for classes such as Periodontology (Oral Mucosal Diseases), Oral Pathology, etc. List of topics: - Definition; - Etiology; - Clinical Features; - Lab Tests; - Differential Diagnosis; - Treatment. If you have any questions, don #39;t be shy!! We hope we are able to clarify this topic. Enjoy!From:TheSalmonellaPlaceViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:00More inEducation

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San Jose CA Periodontist Shares Patient Education- Implant Waxup
Dr. Joyce Litch San Jose CA Periodontist (408) 512-1511 Dr. Litch has been practicing since 1979. Her professional interests include periodontology, oral pathology, regeneration, prevention and implantology. She earned her BS in Dental Hygiene from the University of Detroit and then graduated as a Doctor of Dental Surgery. She earned her Certificate in Periodontology and her Masters of Science in Dentistry from Indiana University School of Dentistry. She offers the FDA cleared laser gum surgery in her San Jose dental office.From:Joyce LitchViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:25More inEducation

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Using proteomics to gain new insights into progression of PD pathology in the brain
Poster award winner Sarah Pressey of University College London explains her research presented at the Parkinson #39;s UK 2012 research conference in York.From:plogosphereViews:8 1ratingsTime:02:05More inScience Technology

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San Jose CA Periodontist Shares Patient Education- Implant Simulation
Dr. Joyce Litch San Jose CA Periodontist (408) 512-1511 Dr. Litch has been practicing since 1979. Her professional interests include periodontology, oral pathology, regeneration, prevention and implantology. She earned her BS in Dental Hygiene from the University of Detroit and then graduated as a Doctor of Dental Surgery. She earned her Certificate in Periodontology and her Masters of Science in Dentistry from Indiana University School of Dentistry. She offers the FDA cleared laser gum surgery in her San Jose dental office.From:Joyce LitchViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:33More inEducation

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Boiler Bytes: Purdue Student Farm
Under the guidance of faculty and staff from Purdue #39;s Department of Botany and Plant Pathology, students from a variety of disciplines can learn to develop a farm budget, establish crop rotations, manage plots for fertility and pests, market their crops, and play a major role in developing new goals and projects for the farm.From:PurdueUniversityViews:9 0ratingsTime:03:39More inEducation

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San Jose CA Periodontist Provides Patient Educaiton- Posterior Implant
Dr. Joyce Litch San Jose CA Periodontist (408) 512-1511 Dr. Litch has been practicing since 1979. Her professional interests include periodontology, oral pathology, regeneration, prevention and implantology. She earned her BS in Dental Hygiene from the University of Detroit and then graduated as a Doctor of Dental Surgery. She earned her Certificate in Periodontology and her Masters of Science in Dentistry from Indiana University School of Dentistry. She offers the FDA cleared laser gum surgery in her San Jose dental office.From:Joyce LitchViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:45More inEducation

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Visceral Deacay - Consuming Bowels with Marihuana
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Dino-Lite Expanding Fluorescent Series
As Dino-Lite continues to expand its selection of handheld digital microscope cameras, more applications and features are brought to light. Here we introduce some of the new Dino-Lite Fluorescent models. These microscope cameras are revolutionary and highly efficient allowing users to inspect details in normal lighting conditions without the use of a dark room. Allowing research to be more affordable in also worlds smallest fluorescent microscope. As an example of the time saving measure currently, when viewing a zebrafish most of the paraffin section need to stained before observing. However using the Dino-Lite AM4113T-CFVW under it #39;s specially filtered fluorescent light, you will see the fish head structure very clearly. Therefore if using AM4113T-CFVW, the staining process can be ignored. This will save a lot time to prepare a stained paraffin section. Normally the stained process needs at least 7 days to work out. This product will be very useful in anatomy or pathology. For more information please visit http://www.BigC.comFrom:bigcsupportViews:2 0ratingsTime:02:55More inScience Technology

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Visceral Decay - Vomiting the Souls
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STURBRIDGE, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

Optim LLC, a designer and manufacturer of portable endoscopic technologies announced the launch of its new Mobile FEES system. FEES (Flexible Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing) is becoming a growing need for ENT and speech pathology clinicians. Optims Mobile FEES System allows clinicians to set-up portable or office based FEES programs within their practice. The system includes a portable flexible endoscope, video camera, FDA cleared software, and related accessories all within a portable case.

Turnkey Training Included

One of the key features of the new system is the inclusion of training by qualified clinicians. Optim has engaged SEC Medical as its exclusive sales and training partner for the product. SEC is a leader in medical speech pathology, education, training, and business practices.

We are excited to launch Mobile FEES for our customers, who have expressed interest in expanding into FEES diagnostics, said Jeff Barrett, CEO of Optim LLC. Our goal is to provide a complete turnkey product including our portable flexible nasopharyngoscope, proprietary camera software, clinical training, and warrantee and support.

Optims new Mobile FEES System is a perfect fit for SEC Medicals offering in speech pathology education, training, and business practices, said Kay Neilson, Co-Founder of SEC Medical. The initial feedback from customers to our integrated product and training approach has been phenomenal.

About Optim

Optim (www.optimnet.com) is a designer and manufacturer of specialty endoscopic technologies for the ENT, allergy and speech pathology markets. The companys flagship product, the ENTity nasopharygoscope, uses the companys patented OptiLux LED technology to produce the highest quality image in the industry, all within a portable scope with no external light source.

About SEC Medical

SEC Medical (www.secmedicalspeech.com) is a leader in the speech pathology training, education, and business practice consulting. SEC specializes in training for FEES/FEESST, laryngeal sensory testing, video stroboscopy, modified barium swallow studies, and swallowing disorders programming.

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Visceral Decay - Starving Humans of Rotten Flesh
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Plant pathology has been lost completely or greatly reduced at 11 universities and colleges while fewer than half the institutions which teach biology, agriculture or forestry offer courses in plant pathology, according to a recently published report led by University of Bristol academics.

Researchers say that findings from the British Society for Plant Pathology (BSPP)-funded report threaten Britain's ability to combat new diseases of trees and crop as they show a serious decline in teaching and research on plant diseases in British universities and colleges.

Whilst plant pathology still plays a very prominent part of teaching and research at the University of Bristol, the audit finds that British universities have appointed very few plant pathologists in the last 20 years. Many of those who remain are aged over 50. The report, led by Dr Diane Hird at the University's School of Biological Sciences, attributes the loss of expertise to a shift towards subjects which bring more short-term income into higher education institutions.

Professor James Brown, President of the British Society of Plant Pathology, said: "These job losses are severe. Britain is not producing graduates with the expertise needed to identify and control plant diseases in our farms and woodlands. One of the most worrying finding is the decline in practical training in plant pathology.

"Only one in seven universities now provide practical classes which give students hands-on experience of plant disease.

"The appearance of ash dieback in British woodlands should be a wake-up call to the government and industry. New diseases threaten our woodlands and our food crops. Plant pathology education in Britain needs to be revived, to reverse the decline in expertise and to give farmers and foresters better ways of controlling these diseases.

"All areas of plant pathology in Britain are under strain. We are especially worried that there are now very few UK experts left in diseases of trees and vegetables."

The 'Audit of Plant Pathology Training and Education in the UK' is published by BSPP today, http://www.bspp.org.uk/society/bspp_plant_pathology_audit_2012.php.

The report says the position has worsened recently. There has been a long-term decline in plant pathology in many universities but there are now concerns about the long-term viability of the subject in Britain because of the loss of large numbers of plant pathology lecturers.

Professor Gary Foster, from the University's School of Biological Sciences and incoming Vice President of BSPP, added: "Plant pathogens affect us all, from the price of our foods, to the plants we can grow in our gardens and allotments, through to our countryside and landscapes. The battle against pathogens happens on a daily basis and we need well trained scientists and specialists to protect the vital food and crops we need worldwide."

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IRVINE, Calif., Nov. 6, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CombiMatrix Corporation (CBMX), a molecular diagnostics company performing DNA-based testing services for cancer and developmental disorders, today announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership with Pathology, Inc. whereby Pathology, Inc. will market and distribute CombiMatrix chromosomal microarray tests for the Products of Conception (POC) testing market in designated geographic areas. The POC testing market is a subset of the overall prenatal testing market.

The two-year agreement gives Pathology, Inc. the exclusive right to market or distribute the microarray tests on behalf of CombiMatrix in the states of California and Nevada and the St. Louis and Chicago metropolitan areas. Pathology, Inc. is a full-service, independent Women's Health laboratory based in Torrance, California.

POC testing allows OB/GYN physicians and other women's health clinicians to better determine if there is a genetic cause behind a miscarriage or multiple events. As in other areas of prenatal genetic analysis, microarray testing is believed by many to be the coming standard of care as it identifies a greater number of possible genetic abnormalities more accurately than traditional methods.

"This agreement allows us to better serve the POC market, a very important area of specialty for our physician customers and their patients," said Vicki DiFrancesco, President and CEO of Pathology, Inc. "Our commercial team, along with operational and analytical support of CombiMatrix, will result in broadening the use and acceptance of chromosomal microarray testing as a better solution. We believe this partnership will prove to be a beneficial expansion of services and customer access for both of our companies."

CombiMatrix President and CEO R. Judd Jessup noted that the agreement with Pathology, Inc. enables CombiMatrix to broaden its geographic reach and expand its access to the Women's Health market.

"Working closely with Pathology, Inc. allows us to immediately expand our marketing efforts in the prenatal market for POC testing throughout important areas like California and Nevada and densely populated metropolitan areas like St. Louis and Chicago," Jessup said. "Furthermore, this will improve our speed of access to Pathology, Inc.'s established customer base of OB/GYNs. Finally, we believe this agreement offers CombiMatrix and Pathology, Inc. the opportunity to educate the pathologists in their network about the advantages of using the POC test compared to the historic, traditional standard of karyotyping in the prenatal market."

The agreement calls for both companies to participate in sales force training and market development activities and indicates that Pathology, Inc. will generate a minimum amount of tests each quarter in order to maintain the exclusive arrangement.

About Pathology, Inc.

Pathology, Inc. is a full-service provider of anatomic and clinical pathology testing services, with a 30-year foundation in the Women's Health market. With expertise in molecular and digital pathology, the Company has built a solid reputation for quality and customer service with clients that include OB/Gyns, dermatologists, urologists, gastroenterologists, and family practitioners, as well as surgicenters, endoscopy centers, hospitals, and independent laboratories. Pathology, Inc. is located at three separate facilities; its Torrance headquarters, a second facility in Templeton, CA (Central Coast Clinical Laboratories) and a third laboratory in Monrovia, CA. All three facilities are CLIA certified and CAP accredited. Pathology, Inc.'s pathologists, through its association with Affiliated Pathologists Medical Group (APMG), are all board certified and have a variety of multi-specialty interests and expertise, as well as extensive cumulative experience in outpatient pathology. Pathology, Inc. has provided pathology services to physician offices and pathologists for over 25 years.

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Alberta's heath minister says changes have been made to make sure medical tests are accurate.

Fred Horne ordered an investigation after mistakes were discovered in pathology and diagnostic imaging tests in Calgary, Edmonton and Drumheller.

"What this looked at is at the system level what are the checks and balances that are in place and are they adequate in order to be able to assure Albertans that we are finding cases of error and that we are appropriately dealing with them, and even more important than that that are we equipped as best we can to prevent errors from occuring," he said.

The province says 325 patients were affected, but no one died and no one was seriously harmed.

"After the third incident I felt it was appropriate and neccessary from the point of view of just reassuring the public, and reassuring me as the person who's accountable for this, that we were doing everything we can to strengthen our system and processes," said Horne.

The province says Alberta Health Services and the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta have already begun to implement the action plan recommended by the investigation.

However, the investigation says Alberta needs to make sure the processes are standardized across the province.

It also says the province needs to "strengthen communication between AHS and its zones, the CPSA, Alberta Health and affiliated health agencies that engage physicians" and develop a "single electronic system for managing all physician-related information."

Dr. Trevor Theman of the College of Physicians and Surgeons says they need to make sure specialists are up to date on technology.

"Of course the technology changes, and it changes quickly," he said.

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Youngevity | Dr. Joel Wallach - Deadly Recipes
Dr Joel Wallach discusses how obesity is a nutritional deficiency. Educational Background Born and raised in St. Louis County, Missouri 1962 BS in Agriculture from University of Missouri, Columbia, MO Major in Animal Husbandry (Nutrition) and Minor in Field Crops and Soil 1964 Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. 1966-68 Post Doctoral Fellowship - comparative medicine/ pathology - Washington University 1982 Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine (ND) from The National College of Naturopathic Medicine, Portland, OregonFrom:MrFoissetViews:3 0ratingsTime:58:43More inPeople Blogs

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Pulmonic Heart Murmur Exam in Different Positions
Auscultation of the pulmonic heart murmur in different positions. All three show a pathology (courtesy of Sensi Cardiac software). Very interesting heart clicks in prone position. It gets loudest when sitting though. Enjoy!From:MBHRTViews:85 3ratingsTime:02:06More inPeople Blogs

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Pathology - UMass PMP/Appendiceal Cancer Symposium September 2012
Otto Walter, MD discusses Pathology of Mucinous Tumors of the Appendix UMass PMP/Appendiceal Cancer Symposium - Worcester, MA - September 12, 2012 Attendees at this second annual event learned about pseudomyxoma peritonei and non-carcinoid appendiceal tumors and heard from a variety of experts about the prevalence, the signs and symptoms, treatment options, and latest research. Topics presented included surgical and medical oncology perspectives, imaging for appendiceal cancer, insurance coverage, nutrition, exercise and wellness, and patient and family perspectives.From:pmprfViews:5 0ratingsTime:19:22More inNonprofits Activism

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