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How To Find Interesting People To Follow On Twitter Using Klout
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Klout is a great new online tool that shows you your combined social media score and can help you find influential people to follow. The main interface screen looks like the picture below. It contains your cumulative Klout score (bigger is better), your Twitter picture, the social networks you’re active on, people that you influence, and the topics you are influential about.
It is based on three elements across multiple social networks. The primary elements are…
Network Influence: How often do top Influencers share and respond to your content?
Amplification: Your Amplification is how much you influence people. When y...
Source: Success Begins Today - September 12, 2011 Category: Life Coaches Authors: John Richardson Tags: blog communication Marketing Social Media combined social media score influence people influencer marketing influential people interesting people klout online social networking twitter Source Type: blogs
Interview with the Seroquel Lawsuit Blog Author at Seroxat Sufferers Stand Up and Be Counted blog by Bob FiddamanEmail this article to a colleague.
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Source: soulful sepulcher - September 11, 2011 Category: Mental Illness Tags: seroquel veterans cardiac death seroquel lawsuit blog Source Type: blogs
Conference Travel, With BloggingEmail this article to a colleague.
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I wanted to mention that I'm going to be attending this med-chem symposium in the UK next week, a joint conference of the Royal Society of Chemistry and the Society for Chemical Industry.
I'll be giving a talk on Tuesday, which will probably be the only one without a single chemical structure in it. They've asked me to talk about the state of drug discovery, which is certainly a topic I've given a lot of thought to. Problem is, everyone else has given a lot of thought to it as well, so the challenge is to come up with something worthwhile to say. I'm dragging in some material from well outside the field, which I think (an...
Source: In the Pipeline - September 10, 2011 Category: Chemists Tags: blog Housekeeping Source Type: blogs
just slightly below parEmail this article to a colleague.
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On Wednesday morning, I had an appointment with my oncologist. I had confirmed that we would do it over the phone and kept my phone handy to await is his call. At 11:00, the nurse who works with Dr. G. called to say that I would be hearing him before the end of the afternoon, thus giving me several hours to work myself into a state of high anxiety. I'd had an echocardiogram and two CT scans on August 29 and I knew that my doc would have the results. I had no reason (other than history) to believe that the CTs would reveal anything bad and I'd managed to pretty much forget about the results until the day I was to receive th...
Source: Not just about cancer - September 9, 2011 Category: Cancer Tags: metastatic heart breast cancer herceptin fear cancer blog CT scan Source Type: blogs
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Received September 6:Hi Laurie,Would you be interested in guest blogging for us in October? I have some fun ways to make it a great partnership for both of us AND for the fight against breast cancer. If you're interested, let me know and I'll send you the proposal!Julia FikseCreator/PresidentTa-tas® Brand www.savethetatas.comLaughter Heals® www.laughterhealsgifts.comSave the Ta-tas Foundation www.savethetatas.orgSent September 8:Dear Julia,No thank you. I suspect that you didn't really look at my blog before making this offer. I have metastatic breast cancer - long past the stage where "saving the ta-tas" is an issue...
Source: Not just about cancer - September 8, 2011 Category: Cancer Tags: metastatic breast cancer activism mastectomy pissed off conversations cancer blog don't buy pink crap Source Type: blogs
Buzz word: Seroquel Lawsuit Blog is on fire, it's the new global warmingEmail this article to a colleague.
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Source: soulful sepulcher - September 7, 2011 Category: Mental Illness Tags: seroquel lawsuit blog Source Type: blogs
Miller Firm denies writing letter of intimidation to claimant: Seroquel Lawsuit BlogEmail this article to a colleague.
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Source: soulful sepulcher - September 6, 2011 Category: Mental Illness Tags: seroquel lawsuit blog Source Type: blogs
Change of Shift – September, 2011Email this article to a colleague.
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Welcome to the September, 2011 edition of Change of Shift!
This is quite the eclectic selection of posts from across the nursing blogosphere, composed of those submitted for inclusion and those I found in my travels through the neighborhood.
Remember, submissions are always accepted for Change of Shift, there is never a deadline to meet, so don’t hesitate to submit a post at any time.
Let’s begin!
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Editor’s Choice: Keith Carlson of Digital Doorway lost his mother to a stroke in June. My Mother: Rest in Peace is his tribute to this amazing woman. There is nothing I can add except to tel...
Source: Emergiblog - September 6, 2011 Category: Nurses Authors: Kim Tags: blog Source Type: blogs
Seroquel Lawsuit Blog: 2nd interview "Five thousand dollars isn't going to change anyone's life"- ReutersEmail this article to a colleague.
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Source: soulful sepulcher - September 6, 2011 Category: Mental Illness Tags: Seroquel the wonder drug trials seroquel lawsuit blog Source Type: blogs
blowing my own hornEmail this article to a colleague.
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Tomorrow, I will have a featured post on BlogHer.Also, Judy from Just Enjoy Him (and Mothers With Cancer) really liked my book. And she said some very nice things about it. Since I am in awe of Judy, this meant a whole lot to me.A little praise goes a long way for this girl. I feel like writing more now.If you are reading this post on a site other than Not Just About Cancer (besides Facebook or a feed reader), you are reading stolen content.
Source: Not just about cancer - September 6, 2011 Category: Cancer Tags: blook joy breast cancer book review community my friends show and tell cancer blog blogHer writing good stuff Source Type: blogs
Grand Rounds 7-50: Dr. Rich Did a Great Job… Jobs, Jobs, Jobs…Email this article to a colleague.
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In the old days, bloggers whose posts were included in the Grand Rounds would link to that post from their own blog. Grand Rounds, for those who are not familiar, is a weekly compilation of the best of the medical blogosphere. I used to refer to the Grand Rounds once in a while, but quit this [...]
Source: Laika's MedLibLog - September 6, 2011 Category: Medical Librarians Authors: laikaspoetnik Tags: Medical Grand Round blog blog Carnival Grand Rounds Medical Grand Rounds Medicine Source Type: blogs
The Minimum Effective PostEmail this article to a colleague.
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I spent the weekend cleaning up old profiles, and working on some new time management material. As I considered the time I spend blogging, I realized how inefficient I have become. My life can easily become filled with distractions, which can fill minutes, hours, and even days. Sitting down and focusing on a post takes discipline. I wanted to once and for all figure out how long a post should take and set aside a daily time to efficiently do it.
I wanted to truly define… what is the minimum effective post?
How many words should it have?
How many links should it include?
How many keywords need to be included
How many pict...
Source: Success Begins Today - September 6, 2011 Category: Life Coaches Authors: John Richardson Tags: blog communication Productivity Time Management blogging blogging frequency Source Type: blogs
TED: Ideas worth spreading – Type 1 DiabetesEmail this article to a colleague.
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Are you familiar with TED Talks? I can’t remember how I first heard of them. I started watching and listening to them a couple of years ago and have been really moved by a few of them. If you haven’t seen any of them, or have never heard of them, nearly everything is available at TED.com for absolutely free.
TED is a nonprofit devoted to Ideas Worth Spreading. Their mission? Spreading ideas. As they say on their website:
We believe passionately in the power of ideas to change attitudes, lives and ultimately, the world. So we’re building here a clearinghouse that offers free knowledge and inspi...
Source: Scott's Diabetes Blog - September 6, 2011 Category: Diabetes Authors: Scott K. Johnson Tags: blog Posts TED TEDxDelMar Type 1 diabetes Source Type: blogs
The LITFL Review 034Email this article to a colleague.
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The LITFL Review is your regular and reliable source for the highest highlights, sneakiest sneak peaks and loudest shout-outs from the webbed world of emergency medicine and critical care.
Source: Life in the Fast Lane - September 4, 2011 Category: Emergency Medicine Doctors Authors: Kane Guthrie Tags: blog News Education Emergency Medicine Health Intensive Care LITFL review LITFL R/V Source Type: blogs
Seroxat Sufferers Stand Up and be Counted: Seroquel Blogger Told To "Cease and Desist"Email this article to a colleague.
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Source: soulful sepulcher - September 4, 2011 Category: Mental Illness Tags: seroquel veterans cardiac death seroquel lawsuit blog Source Type: blogs
PharmaGossip: Why all the secrecy around the proposed Seroquel settlements?Email this article to a colleague.
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Source: soulful sepulcher - September 4, 2011 Category: Mental Illness Tags: seroquel lawsuit blog Source Type: blogs
Seroquel Lawsuit Blog hosts intimidation letters from diabetes lawsuit lawyers to a plaintiffEmail this article to a colleague.
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Source: soulful sepulcher - September 3, 2011 Category: Mental Illness Tags: Seroquel the wonder drug trials seroquel lawsuit blog Source Type: blogs
A Story That Set The BarEmail this article to a colleague.
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I bumped into Mike at the ice machine in the lunchroom, and took the opportunity to thank him for all of his time, energy, and hard work on a product that is attached to me 24×7.
At this time, probably around the fall of 2006, I had been in only a few meetings with him and didn’t know him very well. But his reputation as the “brains behind the system” was solidified with each and every exposure I had to him. He put so much of himself into each and every little decision. It was clear that he completely understood diabetes. It was also clear that he was incredibly smart and very talented.
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Source: Scott's Diabetes Blog - September 3, 2011 Category: Diabetes Authors: Scott K. Johnson Tags: blog Posts Cozmo Mike Source Type: blogs
Stem Cell Research and Crohn’sEmail this article to a colleague.
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This study (by Celgene) is very similar to a previous study that was performed by Osiris a few years ago. I wanted to participate in the Osiris study, but we had just moved back to the states and I was starting a new job. Besides, I just had a colonoscopy — and they were going to make me repeat it. But now that I’m due for another colonoscopy, my career is basically in limbo, and I’m scared to try Cimzia, I’m ready to try this.
The trial studies the effects of PDA001 on the immune system and how this affects Crohn’s disease. Adult Stem cells can be harvested from many different places, such as the bone marro...
Source: Life with Crohn's - September 2, 2011 Category: Other Conditions Authors: admin Tags: Crohn's disease Crohn's disease medicine Crohn's disease treatment Crohn's research Crohn's treatment spirituality Crohn's blog Crohn's doctor God medication Source Type: blogs
To My Daughter, Senior NurseEmail this article to a colleague.
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My youngest daughter has begun her senior year in nursing school at a university in the Pacific northwest. She never read Cherry Ames, never wanted a blue cape. never tried on my cap.
She never expressed an interest in nursing.
I mentioned it as a career possibility during the high school years. She wheeled around and said, “Mom, you hate your job. That’s all I ever hear!”
Whoa.
Be careful what you say around your kids.
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Dear Rebecca,
No one was more surprised than I when the voice on the line identified themselves as the School of Nursing, and asked for you. Telling no one, you went...
Source: Emergiblog - September 1, 2011 Category: Nurses Authors: Kim Tags: blog Source Type: blogs
smiling can't cheat deathEmail this article to a colleague.
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I'm a reasonably happy person. And I believe that concentrating on the half full part of the glass has helped me to cope with many aspects of my life, including breast cancer. However, there have been times when a good wallow or a raging tantrum have been just as necessary and cathartic.And I don't, for even a second, think that people who worried too much, or got mad or who didn't have a positive attitude brought cancer or their own deaths upon themselves. Nor do I believe that temperament or attitude is what causes one person to go into remission and another to succumb to the illness. I find the belief system that blames...
Source: Not just about cancer - September 1, 2011 Category: Cancer Tags: news remission community grief cancer blog rants Source Type: blogs
Books About MSEmail this article to a colleague.
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Though we tried a regular “MS Book Club” for a couple of years here on the Life With MS Blog, it never really took. I think the idea of a book club is best experienced in person and, let’s face it, there’s food and wine at said club get-togethers!
We read through some pretty good books about MS (and about living a full life in general) during that time; but it’s been a while and I know there are more books that have hit the market. So I thought we’d take this end of summertime post to chat about MS books.
More to the point, I’m wondering what books you’ve found helpful, inspiring, entertaining, etc having ...
Source: Life with MS - August 31, 2011 Category: Other Conditions Authors: admin Tags: MS blog MS community MS hug MS lifestyle MS support Multiple Sclerosis book club all things MS lilvng with multiple sclerosis multiple scelrosis multiple scleroris community reading Source Type: blogs
Why A Hurricane Filled Me With GratitudeEmail this article to a colleague.
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Like much of the East Coast, New York City was hit by Hurricane Irene. On Saturday, we checked our flashlights, loaded up on food, filled the bathtub, and hoped for the best.
We were extremely lucky. The hurricane didn’t affect us much — we didn’t even lose power. And I’m very, very grateful for that.
The hurricane was a good reminder about gratitude.
For one thing, it reminded me that I have so much to be grateful for that it seems a bit preposterous that I need to remind myself to be grateful — but I do. When life is taking its ordinary course, it’s so easy to take everyday life for granted.
Also, th...
Source: World of Psychology - August 30, 2011 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Authors: Gretchen Rubin Tags: General Happiness Motivation and Inspiration Self-Help Apartment Bathtub blog Challenges Churchill East Coast Email Everyday Life Flashlights Foible Free Monthly Newsletter Gratitude Human Nature Hurricane Irene New Yor Source Type: blogs
The Multiple Sclerosis Spell-CheckerEmail this article to a colleague.
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The more I write about multiple sclerosis, the more I realize that I’m smarter than my computer about said topic.
Sometimes I feel like my spell-checking software hasn’t caught up with the vernacular of our disease. Other times, I feel like we’re just making up words for stuff — oft, we are!
Myelin, Cog-Fog, Assistive, PML, CCSVI… not something your everyday word processing program recognizes; and I need it too! In my current state, I find myself relying more and more on the brain under my fingertips more than I trust my own T-Cell infested gob but squiggly red, blue or green highlights (GREAT! Now I’m to u...
Source: Life with MS - August 30, 2011 Category: Other Conditions Authors: admin Tags: Diagnosis MS MS and fatigue MS blog MS diagnosis Multiple Sclerosis health brain cognitive ability with ms living with multiple sclerosis MS progression multiple scelrosis multiple sclerosis drugs Source Type: blogs
Social Media and SurgeryEmail this article to a colleague.
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Surgeons not being the most social animals among doctors, I was surprised to see 7 editorials about surgery and social media. These seven editorials highlighted the use of social media and different settings for surgeons, from medical school all the way up to the American College of Surgeons.
The most factual contribution was about the implications of social media such as twitter, blogging and facebook on the next generation of physicians. In this editorial a recent study was cited. They found a difference in the use of social media between residents and medical students. 13% of residents and 64% of medical students...
Source: Dr Shock MD PhD - August 30, 2011 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Authors: Dr Shock Tags: General Medicine blog facebook twitter youtube Source Type: blogs
The LITFL Review 033Email this article to a colleague.
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The LITFL Review is your regular and reliable source for the highest highlights, sneakiest sneak peaks and loudest shout-outs from the webbed world of emergency medicine and critical care.
Source: Life in the Fast Lane - August 28, 2011 Category: Emergency Medicine Doctors Authors: Kane Guthrie Tags: blog News LITFL review critical care Emergency Medicine LITFL R/V podcast Social Media web Source Type: blogs
Weekly Wrap Up: Marketing ResourcesEmail this article to a colleague.
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This was our sixth theme based week on Success Begins Today. The theme was marketing resources and featured quick response business cards. Due to some additional resources we spent two weeks on this topic.
Theme: Marketing Resources
Post 1: Low Cost Marketing Materials in Just Minutes
Business Cards, Promotional Cards, and Nameplates are discussed
Post 2: Creating a Mini One Sheet
For two dollars and sixty cents, these were the best marketing materials I had ever created.
Post 3: Mini One Sheet Tutorial
Creating a mini one-sheet for your business is a great way to highlight your services.
Post 4: Create Marketing Cards Wi...
Source: Success Begins Today - August 27, 2011 Category: Life Coaches Authors: John Richardson Tags: blog Business Creativity Marketing promotional marketing cards quick response barcode quick response software Source Type: blogs
Speaking: Creating a Video PresenceEmail this article to a colleague.
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Can I be real honest with you. I love public speaking. There is nothing better than standing in front of an audience and sharing my thoughts, ideas, passions, and experiences. The energy from the audience is contagious… it fires me up. The experience of looking out across an audience and seeing the light bulbs turn on over their heads is powerful. They get it! This energy fires up passion. My voice becomes loud and expressive. My deep felt emotions come out. At times it can be an almost religious experience.
I have a mission… I want to take this passion and share it with an online audience.
I have just one BIG problem....
Source: Success Begins Today - August 26, 2011 Category: Life Coaches Authors: John Richardson Tags: blog Powerpoint Speaking Presentation public speaking Source Type: blogs
AstraZeneca's elite sales force: doctors, institutions, research organizations and politiciansEmail this article to a colleague.
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Source: soulful sepulcher - August 26, 2011 Category: Mental Illness Tags: Seroquel the wonder drug trials seroquel lawsuit blog Source Type: blogs
Point of Law news: Seroquel mass tort settlement?Email this article to a colleague.
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Source: soulful sepulcher - August 25, 2011 Category: Mental Illness Tags: seroquel veterans cardiac death seroquel lawsuit blog Source Type: blogs
Needing Me Some NeuroplasticityEmail this article to a colleague.
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If, as the time-tested saying goes, “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks” is true than how is an old dog with multiple sclerosis to get his treats… or in my case, “Juice”?
I’ll first have to disagree with the entire principal of that un-teachable old dog as Max, our 12-year-old rescue — who was 9 at the time — certainly learned new “tricks,” commands and behaviors even though he was well into his canine middle age when he came to live with his new packmates. If dogs can do it, surely I can train my brain a new trick or two… or at least do some of the same old tricks even if the habit-worn ...
Source: Life with MS - August 24, 2011 Category: Other Conditions Authors: admin Tags: Diagnosis MS MS support Multiple Sclerosis MS and Your Feelings multiple scelrosis multiple scelrosis blog multiple scelrosis opinion multiple scleroris community Source Type: blogs
Secrets of Adulthood: Family VacationEmail this article to a colleague.
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Good-bye, I’m off for vacation! Right now, I’m in that stage where it feels like so much work to get away, I’d rather just stay home. But I’m sure once we’re underway, I’ll be glad we undertook it.
As I’m getting ready to leave, I’m reminding myself of my Secrets of Adulthood for family vacations.
What are they? Click through to find out! (And then add your own in the comments…)
Less is more.
Start early if possible.
When packing an item that might leak, put it in a plastic bag.
Don’t let anyone get too hungry. Especially me.
Cheerfulness is contagious, and crabbine...
Source: World of Psychology - August 23, 2011 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Authors: Gretchen Rubin Tags: Family General Happiness Mental Health and Wellness Motivation and Inspiration Parenting Self-Help Adulthood Ahead blog Cheerfulness Disruption Eisenhower Email Family Vacation Family Vacations Gretchen Laughter Memorie Source Type: blogs
grateful through my tearsEmail this article to a colleague.
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"My friends, love is better than anger. Hope is better than fear. Optimism is better than despair. So let us be loving, hopeful and optimistic. And we’ll change the world." - Hon. Jack Layton (1950-2011)If you are reading this post on a site other than Not Just About Cancer (besides Facebook or a feed reader), you are reading stolen content.
Source: Not just about cancer - August 23, 2011 Category: Cancer Tags: grief cancer blog Source Type: blogs
AstraZeneca expands payments to doctors database: includes money given to institutional researchEmail this article to a colleague.
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Source: soulful sepulcher - August 23, 2011 Category: Mental Illness Tags: Dollars for Docs seroquel veterans cardiac death seroquel lawsuit blog Source Type: blogs
MS Clogs My FunnelEmail this article to a colleague.
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I guess I think both in words and in pictures. As a writer, it’s kind of required that I use words but, in my mind, I oft see what multiple sclerosis is doing to me in misty cartoons and ghostly graphics.
I envision ‘brain floss’ to clear away the annoying plaques along my axons the way minty, flat-glide dental tape clears bits of barbeque from between my teeth. I could almost see the poison of Novantrone zapping new immune cells as they emerged from my bone marrow before they could make their way to a morning meal of my myelin. Lharmeet’s Sign looked like Igor flipping those big, nasty switches in Dr Frankenstein...
Source: Life with MS - August 22, 2011 Category: Other Conditions Authors: admin Tags: MS MS blog MS lifestyle MS management Multiple Sclerosis health brain cognitive ability with ms MS and Your Feelings multiple scelrosis multiple scelrosis opinion Source Type: blogs
The LITFL Review 032Email this article to a colleague.
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The LITFL Review is your regular and reliable source for the highest highlights, sneakiest sneak peaks and loudest shout-outs from the webbed world of emergency medicine and critical care.
Source: Life in the Fast Lane - August 22, 2011 Category: Emergency Medicine Doctors Authors: Kane Guthrie Tags: blog News Education Featured Health LITFL review critical care Emergency Medicine LITFL R/V podcast Social Media web Source Type: blogs
Quote: AstraZeneca "Made patients into guinea pigs in an unsupervised drug test"-Michael LevyEmail this article to a colleague.
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Source: soulful sepulcher - August 21, 2011 Category: Mental Illness Tags: Seroquel the wonder drug trials ban antipsychotic use in children seroquel lawsuit blog Source Type: blogs
Drug trial for Seroquel on kids in Australia scrapped! Professor Patrick McGorryEmail this article to a colleague.
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Source: soulful sepulcher - August 20, 2011 Category: Mental Illness Tags: ban antipsychotic use in children seroquel lawsuit blog Source Type: blogs
The ‘Mental Exacerbation’Email this article to a colleague.
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I promise I’ll read this post through an extra time or two — and have Rose comb it as well — as I’m experiencing something very new to me and my MS. I’m calling it a “mental exacerbation.”
I have met a few people whose executive function, memory, and even general cognition have taken a direct hit from our old nemesis: multiple sclerosis. I can remember a few conversations in these pages having to do with increased difficulty with multitasking and attention, and I’ve lived with some of those issues for many years now. What I am now experiencing is beginning to frighten me quite a bit, but, as...
Source: Life with MS - August 19, 2011 Category: Other Conditions Authors: admin Tags: MS MS and fatigue MS blog MS management MS money matters MS stress Multiple Sclerosis mobility ms and employment cognitive ability with ms cognitive issues fear MS in the workplace multiple scelrosis multiple scelrosis blog w Source Type: blogs
Diabetes from taking antispsychotic Seroquel: CDC stats on life with diabetesEmail this article to a colleague.
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Source: soulful sepulcher - August 19, 2011 Category: Mental Illness Tags: seroquel veterans cardiac death ban antipsychotic use in children seroquel lawsuit blog Source Type: blogs
Love Enough to Find a Cure for Breast CancerEmail this article to a colleague.
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My husband and I structured this vacation to be leisurely and unplanned. This gives us lazy mornings drinking coffee and exploring the view of the Blue Ridge Mountains off the deck of the condo we are staying in. It also means we didn’t get upset over the stormy weather that kept us inside a little longer Thursday morning. We got to watch “Good Morning America,” which I haven’t had the pleasure of seeing for months. I was wonderfully surprised when we tuned in to find host Robin Roberts introducing a music video that she appeared in for Martina McBride’s new song, “I’m Gonna Love You Through It....
Source: Life with Breast Cancer - August 19, 2011 Category: Cancer Authors: admin Tags: Breast cancer treatment self esteem breast cancer and family breast cancer blog breast cancer cure music therapy vacation Source Type: blogs
Day Off - Some Links and Some Ancient GreekEmail this article to a colleague.
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I'm adding a day to the weekend, so science is going to have to march on without me for a while. I do have a few miscellaneous links to things that have been piling up, though: here's the Chronicle of Higher Education on growing links between drug company research and academia, and (for something completely different) here's a rather crazed editorial at Marketwatch calling for the immediate abolishment of the FDA. ("Everyone would start marketing crazy drugs to cure cancer, impotence, etc. And my response is – so what?").
And here's a short review in Organic Process R&D on a reaction that I've never done, but which look...
Source: In the Pipeline - August 19, 2011 Category: Chemists Tags: blog Housekeeping Source Type: blogs
$5967.00 for a lifetime body damage - diabetes settlement: Exclusive documents from the Seroquel Lawsuit Blog --AstraZeneca payout equals chump changeEmail this article to a colleague.
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Source: soulful sepulcher - August 19, 2011 Category: Mental Illness Tags: seroquel veterans cardiac death Miller Firm seroquel lawsuit blog Source Type: blogs
The US Says “Meh, we’ll THINK about it…” NCD Alliance!Email this article to a colleague.
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“Noncommunicable Disease Alliance Fights to Retain Goals” – a quick and clear post about the upcoming NCD Alliance Summit and the dangers we face as major players hesitate to step up to the plate.
More Links about this:—————————-Interview with NCDA Chair Ann KeelingPost on DiabetesMine.comInternational Diabetes Federation
The US Says “Meh, we’ll THINK about it…” NCD Alliance! is a post from: Scott's Diabetes
Source: Scott's Diabetes Blog - August 19, 2011 Category: Diabetes Authors: Scott K. Johnson Tags: blog Posts I Support International Diabetes Federation IDF NCD Alliance Source Type: blogs
Introducing To the Edge and BackEmail this article to a colleague.
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Living with a mental health issue or mental disorder as serious as bipolar disorder, depression or anxiety is no easy task. Ask anyone who grapples with these concerns on a day-to-day basis. But what can complicate even serious mental illness is a misdiagnosis of one disorder over another.
To the Edge and Back is a blog about the trials, tribulations and triumphs of day-to-day life with a very peculiar psychological impairment.
Steven Pace says that he is capable of tremendous achievements in a variety of fields on any given day. However, due to the chaotic and disruptive nature of his affliction, he fears that he may neve...
Source: World of Psychology - August 18, 2011 Category: Psychiatrists and Psychologists Authors: John M. Grohol, PsyD Tags: General Affliction anxiety Bipolar blog Consistent Level Depression Journey Mental Disorder Mental Disorders Mental Health Issue Mental Illness Misdiagnosis Nature Pace Productivity Psychological Impairment Trials Tribula Source Type: blogs
Create Marketing Cards With MS PublisherEmail this article to a colleague.
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In our last post we talked about creating a mini-one-sheet with Photoshop. This is a great program, but it is expensive and has a relatively large learning curve. As an alternative you may want to look at other programs that will output a high quality photo file.
Many versions of the popular Microsoft Office suite contain a program called Microsoft Publisher. I’ve used this program for years to create many types of documents. With its built in templates, you can easily create business cards, post cards, and flyers. The program also has a high resolution output option which will work great for our printing needs.
I disc...
Source: Success Begins Today - August 18, 2011 Category: Life Coaches Authors: John Richardson Tags: blog Business Marketing promotional marketing cards Source Type: blogs
Seroquel Lawsuit Blog author interviewed by Reuters: Seroquel settlement packet terms and moreEmail this article to a colleague.
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Source: soulful sepulcher - August 17, 2011 Category: Mental Illness Tags: Seroquel the wonder drug trials seroquel lawsuit blog Source Type: blogs
Alison Frankel's On the Case: Blogger: Weitz & Luxenberg got $92.5 ml pot for Seroquel clientsEmail this article to a colleague.
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It’s August Already: How’s Your MS Today?Email this article to a colleague.
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Once again we check in and allow you to do the same. August is now in full swing, the lawn is dormant and pretty soon every one of your neighbors is going to try to pawn off their extra zucchini around the block.
The dog-days have most assuredly been a factor for much of the country and those living with multiple sclerosis, in particular. Here in the Pacific northwest of America, we’re just now feeling that summer might actually happen.
We take this monthly post to afford everyone to jot a note as to how you are doing, check-in with yourselves and even go back in the archives (we try to do this the second Wednesday of ea...
Source: Life with MS - August 17, 2011 Category: Other Conditions Authors: admin Tags: How's your MS today Lifestyle MS blog Multiple Sclerosis How is your MS today? living with ms blog living with muliple sclerosis multiple scelrosis summer Source Type: blogs
JDRF – Promise To Remember MeEmail this article to a colleague.
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The JDRF volunteers around the Minneapolis area are very active. I’m lucky to live here so I can participate in some of the great things they are doing.
My trip to Capitol Hill early in the year helped me get to know some of the people in the Grassroots Advocacy team, and since then we’ve worked to keep the relationships going and the advocacy efforts moving.
Monday is a great example. A group of about 12-13 of us met with our district congressman, Erik Paulsen.
This time of year the JDRF Promise Campaign swings into full steam. The idea behind this is to get local families and those living with type 1 di...
Source: Scott's Diabetes Blog - August 16, 2011 Category: Diabetes Authors: Scott K. Johnson Tags: blog Posts JDRF Advocacy Erik Paulsen Source Type: blogs
