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• in Family
  New Autism Definitions: What's in a Name?
  Does it really matter where on the autism spectrum your child sits, so long as they qualify for services?
  by scothoser / on Dec 3, 2012
• in Technorati Women
  Groundbreaking Autism Research: Biological Identifications
  Autism research that just changed the game: CONFIRMED: It's biology, not bad parenting.
  by scothoser / on Sep 7, 2011
• in Politics
  Poor Michael J. Fox. He has Parkinson's disease. But he's SO BRAVE. (Blech!)
  Is the cult of personality really necessary, Michael?
  by parkypundit / on Aug 18, 2011

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “diagnosis”

 

• Understanding cancer prognosis and survival statistics

  
  mCancer Talk — Authority: 128
  When someone learns they (or someone they care for) have a diagnosis of cancer it’s only natural to wonder if and how the cancer will affect life expectancy. Understanding cancer prognosis and survival statistics will help. At the Cancer AnswerLine™ we are often asked, “What does the doctor mean by ...
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• Rolling back pre-diabetes

  
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  A major factor for the most common form of diabetes, type 2, is being overweight or obese. And doing something about this could be especially important for people with pre-diabetes, where blood sugar levels are high but not so high that they signal the person has diabetes. At the Centers for Disease Control and ...
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• Still Standing: Interview with Authoress KS Oliver

  
  Bronze Magazine — Authority: 130
  What would you do if one moment you were living a seemingly normal life and then one day find that you are diagnosed with a terminal disease, that if left untreated properly, it could kill you? Truth is, there is no easy answer to this question. Everyone copes with life changing situations in different ways.  When ...
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• Tinnitus Treatment And Cure – Tinnitus Symptoms – Diagnosis of Tinnitus

  
  Free Ezine Article Directory — Authority: 143
  My struggle with Tinnitus and the many related aches and pains that surround the condition dates back many years. In fact, I have struggled with Tinnitus for most of my adult life, and even back into my teen years as well. As a little background information, Tinnitus is not a Read More »
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• CLIPPERS?

  
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  Regular readers will know that the individual CLIPPERS case studies coming out now seem to be about CLIPPERS in conjunction with other conditions. I think pure individual cases of CLIPPERS are not adding much to previous research, but studies with large numbers of subjects are much harder to organise, especially with ...
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• Am I Difficult to Love or Like?

  
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  I was diagnosed Bipolar II in 2007. My family and friends have had a hard time accepting this and most of my friends stopped talking to me and said I was faking it for attention and my mother told a family member that I could be different if I wanted to. I try so hard to be “normal” but sometimes it’s hard for ...
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• Becoming My Wife’s Caregiver Equipped Me for the Future

  
  Lung Detoxification — Authority: 99
  Guest Post By Cameron Von St. James November 21st of 2005, I heard of malignant pleural mesothelioma for the first time in my life.  My daughter Lily was three months old and my wife, Heather had been feeling ill for several weeks.  When we took Heather to the doctor, we found out she had mesothelioma, a rare ...
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• Chronic disease – you are your own doctor (without the training)

  
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  It seems to me that as an organisation the NHS misunderstands the nature of Parkinson’s. The NHS is set up for short term intervention following an emergency and it does this well. Within emergency care the Doctor, who has years of training and experience, is dominant and the patient is passive. A problem ...
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• Man Wrongly Told He Would Die Wins Lawsuit

  
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  A Montanan was told he had brain cancer and less than 6 months to live. A judge awarded him nearly $60,000 for his anguish. Is that good enough?
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• A team led by Aman Russom make case for HIV diagnosis by DVD

  
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  A team led by Aman Russom of the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden has demonstrated proof of concept for the tool by testing for HIV. Disc drive: researchers make case for HIV diagnosis by DVD Scientists have shown that modified DVDs can be used as cheap diagnostic tools for biological analysis in poor ...
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• $60k for man wrongly told he had terminal cancer

  
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  Filed under: News John Stillwell/PA Mark Templin, a retiree from Montana, has been awarded $60,000 damages, after wrongly being told he had terminal brain cancer and just six months to live. Templin had sold his possessions, held a final birthday party and bought a funeral package. However, when he started to ...
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• Some Answers...Finally

  
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  Im sorry for kind of disappearing for a few days. It has been a busy, and at times overwhelming couple of weeks. I think I will be able to get back to my regular weekly features starting next week, but today Ill share what kind of derailed me, but at the same time got us going in the right direction. And to ...
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• Dr. Tom Insels Shameful DSM Retreat

  
  Facing Autism in New Brunswick — Authority: 125
  Left - Transforming Diagnosis Insel Right - NIMH Is Not Abandoning the DSM Insel. In Transforming Diagnosis NIMH Director Thomas Insel said that the DSM was invalid, based on an antiquated system of diagnosis and .... patients deserve better.   Then he retreated, tried to hide and claimed that ...
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• How 17 Genes Can Change a Man’s World

  
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  Yesterday’s launch of a new test that identifies a unique 17-gene signature indicative of aggressive prostate cancer opens the door to a whole new world for patients. Sometimes we are so busy looking forward to the future that we fail to see it has arrived. Genomic Health’s introduction of a new test (Oncogene DX) ...
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• Cutting Edge Technology In Healthcare Enabling Treatment Of Highly Complex Health Problems

  
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  Today’s modern and advancemedical facilities in India are at par with world-class standards. Thesefacilities comprise of latest technologies in such a way that the hospitalshaving such facilities have a higher trust level among people. Hospitalsproviding such facilities produce a realistic and long lasting ...
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• MRSA Revisited: “Out, D-a-m-n-e-d Spot! Out, I Say!”

  
  Urban Semiotic — Authority: 142
  Four or five months ago when I was doing my routine self-breast check I found a small pea sized lump on my breastbone, nestled in my cleavage. A quick check with our doctor at the time confirmed what I had first thought — a fatty lump or sebaceous cyst — nothing to be concerned about. […]
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• Working Out Spirituality

  
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  Sitting alone in church on Sunday, I found myself actually pondering matters of spirituality instead of being distracted with my company.  Sometimes I love distractions a little too much. I always squirm at the phrase, "All or nothing," when it comes to spirituality, no matter the religion.  Every week I hear from ...
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• You cant tell other people how to feel

  
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  You cant tell someone else how to feel about anything, especially about a cancer diagnosis. In this mornings Ask Amy column and woman writes in about how her mother seems to be upset and feels that she is dying. The writer was treated for cancer and is currently fine. The mother is symptomatic of cancer, not yet ...
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• Am I Borderline?

  
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  I might be suffering from Borderline Personality Disorder, but I don’t know. It might be Bipolar Disorder as well. I have a lot of mood swings, that can last a week at least, and sometimes a month. My moods varies between depression/anxiety with extreme suicidal thoughts and self-harm tendencies and “normal” ...
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• Schizophrenia Can Be Detected Through Tissue Samples From The Nose, Research Shows

  
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  Diagnosing mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia, has long been difficult and controversial. Since physical evidence of the condition can only be gathered from the brain post-mortem, mental health professionals have had to rely on a battery of psychological evaluations and “symptoms” to diagnose their patients. ...
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