New "Age Management/Anti-Aging” Department at World Stem Cells Clinic Opened in September for Patients Needing Stem …

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Tampa, FL (PRWEB) October 04, 2013

Dr. Ernesto Gutierrez explains that the Age Management/Anti-Aging department came about in response to a demand from patients with typical age-related problems, including age spots; degenerative diseases; general aches, pains and fatigue; insomnia; loss of energy, hair, memory and skin texture; mood swings; poor concentration; reduced sex drive, and, of course, wrinkles. With this demand and the fact that he has major education and experience in Age Management/Anti-Aging, it was a natural extension of World Stem Cells Clinic's medical menu.

Dr. Gutierrez says he prefers to call it "Age Management" over Anti-Aging. An Age Management program is created by the medical staff (clinical physicians, dermatologists, and anti-aging specialists) at World Stem Cells Clinic by examining the patient and reviewing all available medical records and other diagnostic information to assess the best Age Management stem cell treatment to maximize the patients results. Then, the medical staff meets and confers with the research scientists for a pre-treatment planning meeting. The Age Management stem cell treatment planning conference takes advantage of decades of the staffs clinical experience, analyzes the patients current condition and available social support system, and performs a full review of the medical history of the patient, as well as an inclusion and consideration of any recently published research literature on Age Management/Anti-Aging stem cell treatments. In other words, it's all about the patient through providing a detailed, systematic and entirely unique long-term stem cell treatment Age Management program.

Gutierrez says the Age Management/Anti-Aging Stem Cell Treatment at The World Stem Cells Clinic takes five days to complete as it is comprehensive and designed to maximize the patients safety. The patients treatment is based on the protocol designed for that individual using a combination of or all of the following: bone marrow or adipose extraction; cell stimulation; cell culturing; peripheral blood cells extraction; cell implants by IV; growth factor injections or by special equipment designed to allow cell surface introduction; lasers; vibration; wrinkle line filling; adjunctive service such as vitamins, minerals, physical therapy and other rejuvenation processes. The treatment is designed to and for the patient.

World Stem Cells, LLC provides all United States patient management services.

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Christine Peterson – Google vs Death – Foresight and Advocacy for Anti-Aging Medicine – Video

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Powerful super computer finds home at RPI

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TROY, N.Y. RPI unveiled one of its brand new IBM super computers in Troy on Thursday.

The addition of this super computer, according to RPIs president, is part of its broad plan looking towards 2024.

One of the most powerful computers in the world now calls RPI its home. The school unveiled the Advanced Multi Processing Optimized System or AMOS for short, on Thursday. This IBM supercomputer will be housed at the Rensselaer Technology Park in North Greenbush.

RPI president Shirley Ann Jackson says this computer will allow the school to partner with more businesses to boost companies productivity. AMOS will be partnered with WATSON, another supercomputer RPI debuted months ago, making RPI one of the strongest research institutes in the nation.

"The real message here is that we have raw data that will help with computing and make a difference globally in how we make decisions and discoveries, Jackson says.

The computer makes more than one quadrillion calculations per second - again one of the strongest in the world.

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SAU MSFL Christian Spirituality Lecture Series: The Spirituality of Hospitality 9-26-13 – Video

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NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab Still Open for Business During Government Shutdown

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WASHINGTON NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory which is run by California Institute of Technology employees, not federal civil servants has temporarily dodged the government-shutdown bullet, ensuring that several major robotic space missions at least for the immediate future continue regular operations as other NASA centers shut their doors to all but a small number of "essential" personnel.

"Because all of our employees are here and working, all of our day-to-day missions that were planned will continue," Veronica McGregor, a spokeswoman for JPL, told SpaceNews Oct. 1. "All of NASA's existing missions are expected to continue space operations."

The reprieve will not continue indefinitely. McGregor said Jet Propulsion Laboratory will continue normal operations "for the next week, and then they will be reassess the situation here on a weekly basis to see how long we can continue." [Read more about the government shutdown from SPACE.com]

While all but 549 of NASA's roughly 18,000 civil servants have been furloughed, some contractors will be able to continue their work for the space agency, NASA spokesman Allard Beutel said Sept. 30.

"Contractors that have sufficient funds on contract and have a facility outside NASA can keep working," Beutel told SpaceNews. "If they're doing any work on a federal facility, that has to stop."

JPL, unlike other NASA centers, is a federally funded research-and-development center run by Caltech under contract to NASA. That means data gathered by JPL-led missions can still be parsed by scientists and engineers at the Pasadena, Calif., field center. For missions run by other centers, skeleton crews will operate spacecraft to ensure that data keeps flowing, but prohibit anyone from studying it in detail until the shutdown is resolved.

"Operating satellites get to maintain operations, but no scientists and engineers can process that data," Beutel said. "The ones and zeroes come in and that's all.

Among the many missions JPL runs for NASA are:

Even JPL's website, unlike nasa.gov, was still open to the public, as of Oct. 2. However, McGregor said there would be no updates to the website, and that JPL-run social media would go silent until the government shutdown ends.

This story was provided bySpaceNews, dedicated to covering all aspects of the space industry.

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