Bitcoin Crowdfunding for Ebola Research

Bitcoin Crowdfunding for Ebola Research

Wynne for Teachers, Loss for Students - for taXpayers

Wynne for Teachers, Loss for Students, Loss for Ontario

 Bribes appear to work in Ontario?

Mystery of the 500 million dollar shortfall solved by the auditor general 

$468 MILLION FOR ONTARIO LABOUR PEACE

http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/video/%24468-million-for-ontario-labour-peace/3901202853001

Resist Surveillance

Resist Surveillance





protect yourself from the computer privacy invaders

Origins Film Premiere

Origins Film Premier.   Excellent review and compelling food for thought on a return to asynchronous  relationship with our natural world.

How To Stop Negative Thoughts From Getting You Down

How To Stop Negative Thoughts From Getting You Down




Or do not let the negative bastards take you down  ........enjoy

Year 1 of Legal Marijuana: Lessons Learned in CO

Year 1 of Legal Marijuana: Lessons Learned in CO



In summary the state of Colorado has collected $100 million in much needed taxes , reduced it cost of policing and court time ..... seems to be reasonable so far   

Schizophrenia Facts and Myths

http://www.webmd.com/schizophrenia/ss/slideshow-schizophrenia-overview?

Slideshow

Schizophrenia Facts and Myths

Get the truth about this brain disorder, including causes, symptoms, and tips for loved ones.

Britain’s wilful blindness to the horrors in Rotherham

Britain’s wilful blindness to the horrors in Rotherham

The nanny political CORRECTNESS cancer reaps bad rewards - and propagates terror in normal individuals and human beings . What do you think?

The most pressing question—how was this allowed to happen?—is finally becoming clear. An institutional culture of political correctness seems to have prevented authorities in government, social services and the police force from properly investigating complaints about groups of brown men abusing white girls. Local councillors who got wind of the abuse have admitted to sweeping it aside for fear of upsetting the powerful Pakistani Muslim voter base. Police simply refused to believe the parents and victims who came to them begging for help, and in many cases treated both the children and their complaints with utter disdain.

Can this system be saved? 
TAKE A PILL OR GET RESULTS -YOUR SYSTEM ,YOUR CHOICE ...WAKE-UP CALL....CAN THE TRUTH SET US FREE?

Medical industrial complex alert- Keytruda wonder drug?

The Keytruda wonder drug for big pharma shareholders


Keytruda is part of a new class of drugs that supposedly helps the immune system fight cancer. Experts estimate that the market could be worth tens of billions of dollars a year. 

And it appears that the FDA may have gotten caught up in the excitement over that cash grab, because they sure as heck couldn't have been caught up in the science. 

While Keytruda was a dud for three out of every four patients who tried it, it left many of them with plenty of bad memories. I'm talking about constipation, skin rashes, joint pain and other side effects that I guess we'll just figure out as we go. 

Keytruda is bound to make more Merck shareholders happy than it is patients. And before you or a loved one gets the guinea-pig treatment with Big Pharma's latest wonder drug, ask Merck to do something the FDA never had the backbone to request. 

Some REAL research. 

Never experimenting with your health, 

William Campbell Douglass II, M.D. 

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My friendly public service warning for all free will human beings 

   Trend alert --watch out for forcible vaccination potential ?

Will your doctor protect you ?

Healthcare Intelligence Network- Chart of the Week: Top Methods to Identify Patients for Remote Monitoring

Healthcare Intelligence Network- Chart of the Week: Top Methods to Identify Patients for Remote Monitoring

Tele tech  win win win- establishing the rules of engagement to reduce costs and improve service ?

Can Telemedicine Improve Patient Care and Reduce Hospital Readmissions? « Healthcare Intelligence Network

Can Telemedicine Improve Patient Care and Reduce Hospital Readmissions? « Healthcare Intelligence Network

Where technologies such as videoconferencing for remote diagnostics are deployed, adopters report impressive gains in the care of remote and rural patients, as well as a decrease in health complications, according to responses to the Healthcare Intelligence Network's Telehealth in 2013 survey.

Take, for example, the numerous initiatives in the area of remote monitoring, the top clinical telehealth application reported by this year’s respondents. Fifty-seven percent monitor patients or members remotely; fully 100 percent of those employing this technology track vital signs and weight in monitored individuals, two critical red flags in treatment of individuals with chronic illness.

Active users of telehealth and telemedicine also experience fewer hospitalizations, hospital readmissions, emergency room visits and bed days, respondents reported.

Researchers at UC Davis Children’s Hospital recently found that telemedicine consultations with pediatric critical-care medicine physicians significantly improved the quality of care for seriously ill and injured children treated in remote rural ERs, where pediatricians and pediatric specialists are scarce.

The study also found that rural ER physicians are more likely to adjust their pediatric patients’ diagnoses and course of treatment after a live, interactive videoconference with a specialist. Parents’ satisfaction and perception of the quality of their child’s care also are significantly improved when consultations are provided using telemedicine, rather than telephone, and aid ER treatment, the study found.

Excerpted from 2013 Healthcare Benchmarks: 

Establishing Accountability, Clarity between Physicians and Specialists

Establishing Accountability, Clarity between Physicians and Specialists





usefulness  insight



use

Making the Connection with Telephonic Case Management: 4 Key Areas Infographic

Making the Connection with Telephonic Case Management: 4 Key Areas Infographic

Infographic: Healthcare Spending in America « Healthcare Intelligence Network

Infographic: Healthcare Spending in America « Healthcare Intelligence Network



it is the quality of spending that counts ?

Human stem cells used to repair damaged monkey hearts - Images

http://www.gizmag.com/damaged-heart-tissue-repaired-stem-cells/31889/pictures


Sent from my iPad S Holle

New research shows blood tests could be effective in diagnosing depression

New research shows blood tests could be effective in diagnosing depression



The study focused on the serotonin transporter (SERT), a protein in the membrane that enables serotonin to be transported into the cell. In the brain, this regulates the depression network and is key in fending off depressive conditions.



"better health through technology innovation series"

Biodegradable Urns That Will Turn You Into A Tree After You Die - Let's Start Converting Cemeteries Into Forests

Biodegradable Urns That Will Turn You Into A Tree After You Die - Let's Start Converting Cemeteries Into Forests





Win win positives that make a difference

The Medicare spending we should be concerned about

The Medicare spending we should be concerned about

The Medicare spending we should be concerned about

Here are the payment figures that really caught my eye:

• $12 billion spent on outpatient visits in 2012, with average reimbursement of $57 per visit. This is out of a total Medicare spending of $600 billion for the year.
• $77 billion overall paid to doctors and health care providers. (Unclear to me whether this is just Part B, or also includes payments to doctors during hospitalizations.)
• $13.5 billion spent on “commercial entities like clinical laboratories and ambulance services.”

Love those prescription drugs eh?

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world-health-day-infographic.jpg (600×2720)





Does more money make the difference? Not in the USA