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Foracare TN ' G Voice Meter: Great Option for PWD ' s With Visual Impairments (others, too!)
I pretty much limit my diabetes blogging these days, except when I think there ' s something REALLY important or unique to share, although much of what I began with now has several nonprofits and organizations to advance the issues. Most of my diabetes-related stuff these days can be found on my Twitter feed, which is updated pretty much daily. Still, when I need more space to share information, this blog is still where I turn. As I last blogged a few weeks ago (see http://goo.gl/mi5nEm for my post), I was very sorry when my good friend Kitty Castellini passed away, not from diabetes or diabetes-related issue...
Source: Scott's Web Log - July 25, 2016 Category: Endocrinology Tags: glucose meters blind. visually-impaired Kitty Kitty Castellini Source Type: blogs
Want to Improve Patient Health? Stop Promoting Health!
This article quoted the late Noreen Clark, internationally renowned chronic disease management researcher, as saying that improving daily feeling and functioning is the real hook for motivating patients to manage their illnesses.
To Motivate the Consistent Decisions that Favor Health, Let’s Rebrand Health as Well-Being
I propose a simple strategy: Let’s rebrand “health” as “well-being.” In addition to the interdisciplinary science that supports this suggestion, I’ve been using this tactic in my private health coaching practice for twenty years and have seen how this simple change in framing revolutionizes peo...
Source: Disruptive Women in Health Care - July 13, 2016 Category: Consumer Health News Authors: dw at disruptivewomen.net Tags: Health Uncategorized Source Type: blogs
Everything You Wanted to Know About Vaccine Marketing, PR, Earned Media, Lobbying, and " Anti-Vaxxers "
Anti-HPV vaccines (e.g., Merck & #39;s Gardisil) are back in the news these days. Last night, NBC Nightly News reported & quot;Study Shows Alarming Rise in HPV-Related Cancers. & quot; The takeaways are (1) HPV infection causes cancers, (2) those cancers can be prevented with new vaccines, but (3) not enough kids are getting vaccinated. A woman with cervical cancer attributed to HPV says at the end of the piece & quot;I don & #39;t know how you can not prevent your child from getting cancer if there is a way to do it. & quot; This comes on the heels of a new Merck campaign that blames parents for not getting their child...
Source: Pharma Marketing Blog - July 8, 2016 Category: Pharmaceuticals Tags: anti-vaxxers Flu Gardasil GSK HPV Merck Vaccine Whooping cough Source Type: blogs
Everything You Wanted to Know About Vaccine Marketing, PR, Earned Media, Lobbying, and "Anti-Vaxxers"
Anti-HPV vaccines (e.g., Merck's Gardisil) are back in the news these days.Last night, NBC Nightly News reported "Study Shows Alarming Rise in HPV-Related Cancers." The takeaways are (1) HPV infection causes cancers, (2) those cancers can be prevented with new vaccines, but (3) not enough kids are getting vaccinated.A woman with cervical cancer attributed to HPV says at the end of the piece "I don't know how you can not prevent your child from getting cancer if there is a way to do it."This comes on the heels of a new Merck campaign that blames parents for not getting their children vaccinated (...
Source: Pharma Marketing Blog - July 8, 2016 Category: Pharmaceuticals Tags: anti-vaxxers Flu Gardasil GSK HPV Merck Vaccine Whooping cough Source Type: blogs
Habits and Practices in Your 20s
Your 20s are a powerful decade of your life. During this time you sculpt many of the habits and practices you’ll probably maintain throughout your 30s, 40s, and beyond. However, many 20-somethings don’t give much thought to how their decisions and actions during this decade will ultimately create their future identity. They expect they’ll be able to make changes later, but that assumption usually turns out to be wrong.
Career
During your 20s you may think of your career path as having many options. You believe you could do many different types of work. That’s technically true.
Later in life, however...
Source: Steve Pavlina's Personal Development Blog - July 3, 2016 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Steve Pavlina Tags: Lifestyle Source Type: blogs
Making Our Mission Possible: CJ Walsh
Our supporter of the month initiative is an opportunity to thank the special people who have shown incredible commitment to LIVESTRONG. It also serves as a chance to introduce LIVESTRONG staff, interns, clients and community to the powerful stories behind some of our biggest supporters.
July Supporter of the Month: CJ Walsh
Background: CJ is from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. CJ got involved with LIVESTRONG when he started Team I Hate Cancer with his brother, Michael Walsh, to honor friends and family members they lost to cancer. Since, they’ve grown their involvement with LIVESTRONG because of the incredibl...
Source: LIVESTRONG Blog - June 30, 2016 Category: Cancer & Oncology Authors: LIVESTRONG Staff Source Type: blogs
Can hair really be sensitive to protein? Episode 139
Is the NIOD brand really “ultra-scientific?”
Saania says…I have a question about a skincare brand that’s gained a cult status amongst serious skin care junkies. The brand NIOD, under the umbrella brand Deciem, claims to be “skincare for the hyper-educated”. Their star product is called Copper Amino Isolate Serum. I wanted to know what you thought about the science behind this serum, as well as some of their other super sciency sounding products and claims.
I was not familiar with this company so I had to do a little research on Deciem. The first thing I found was the company tagline which is…...
Source: thebeautybrains.com - June 28, 2016 Category: Consumer Health News Authors: Randy Schueller Tags: Podcast Source Type: blogs
Out of Africa
I just got back from the trip of a lifetime: an African safari. I had the good fortune to visit South Africa (both Cape Town/Cape of Good Hope and Krueger National Park) as well as the Zimbabwe side of Victoria Falls. Wow. If you have done it, you know what I mean. If you haven’t, it’s so worth it. No tigers or bears, but lions galore. And elephants and rhinos and hippos (my favorite) and monkeys and I could go on and on. Even ostriches and penguins! It’s something to behold. Of course it’s hard to go the entire trip without making Lion King references or Book of Mormon jokes.
Penguins from near Cape of Good Hope
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Source: Disruptive Women in Health Care - June 27, 2016 Category: Consumer Health News Authors: dw at disruptivewomen.net Tags: Cancer Publc Health Source Type: blogs
Four Ways To Address The Ethical Tensions Around Expedited Approval Of New Prescription Drugs
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requires a new drug’s manufacturer to present affirmative evidence of its efficacy and safety before it can be marketed. Because testing new drugs requires a delay between identification of an important, novel prescription drug and FDA approval, some patients with serious or life-threatening illnesses and no satisfactory options will not live to see a potentially life-saving medication approved for public use.
To address this concern, the FDA and Congress have established several programs—with the support of pharmaceutical manufacturers and some patient advocacy groups—t...
Source: Health Affairs Blog - June 23, 2016 Category: Health Management Authors: Aaron Kesselheim, Spencer Phillips Hey, Dalia Deak and Bernard Lo Tags: Drugs and Medical Technology Featured Population Health Public Health Quality Bioethics breakthrough drugs Drug approval FDA priority review Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies Source Type: blogs
