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Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Technology may find ovarian cancer cells at an earlier stage
(Chicago Tribune) New technology for identifying early stage ovarian cancer in uterine and cervical cells could have the potential to one day stem this often deadly disease, according to a recent study in the International Journal of Cancer.
Using equipment that can carry out nanocytology ? a technique that identifies cells at the nanoscale, or one billionth of a meter, much smaller than typical microscopy can detect ? researchers were able to find ovarian cancerous cells that were invisible using a conventional microscope? If the findings are replicated on a larger scale, doctors could brush the cervix and endometrium for cells during a pap smear and only have to use costlier tests, such as a CT scan, to confirm a diagnosis, [Dr. Vadim] Backman said. Community: This is very good news, since most ovarian cancer isn?t found until it?s at a very late stage and hard to cure.[Click the title, above, to post a comment.]
Source: http://www.manyyearsyoung.com/2013/05/technology-may-find-ovarian-cancer.html
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Thursday, May 2, 2013
Expanding Family Medicine Program at Western Michigan University School of Medicine Seeks Faculty Members for Staff and Leadership Roles
Medical school program opens new medical school, creates job opportunities
St. Louis, MO (I-Newswire) April 30, 2013 - Western Michigan University School of Medicine (WMed) is seeking Family Medicine faculty as well as an Osteopathic Family Medicine Program Director to join the Department of Family and Community Medicine. Western Michigan University is in the process of opening a new medical school in Kalamazoo, which will provide faculty members with the unique opportunity to be actively involved in the formation of a new school. Candidates will join a collegial, stable group that is passionate about teaching, but enjoys work / life balance as well.
The dually accredited (AOA and ACGME) WMed Family Medicine program recently increased from six to eight residents per year. It has expanded into a neighborhood Federally Qualified Health Center and developed an accredited Patient Centered Medical Home. ?We are committed to providing a quality educational experience for our residents and medical students,? says Allan Wilke, MD, MA, Founding Chair and Residency Program Director in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at WMed.
Western Michigan?s faculty is currently comprised of seven WMed faculty as well as twelve part-time community-based faculty members. Call is one week in five and residents take first call, giving faculty members the opportunity to enjoy all that Kalamazoo and surrounding areas have to offer, including close proximity to Lake Michigan. Residents of the community benefit from the Kalamazoo Promise, which provides Kalamazoo Public School graduates with a four-year scholarship, which includes 100% tuition and mandatory fees at any of Michigan?s public universities or community colleges.
The Western Michigan University School of Medicine is affiliated with two hospitals that are approximately 350 beds each. Combined with the outpatient clinics, WMed attracts patients from a wide service area in southwest Michigan. The state-of-the-art ambulatory care/teaching center sees more than 68,000 annual visits in its clinics and offers a full range of on-site ancillary services. This provides a satisfying environment for both patients and providers. WMed is a fully wired campus with comprehensive electronic medical records and offers numerous opportunities for clinical research, if desired.
For more information, contact Courtney Becker at 314-236-4401, cbecker@cejkasearch.com; or visit http://jobs.cejkasearch.com
About Cejka Search
Cejka Search is a nationally recognized physician, health care executive, advanced practice and allied health search firm providing services exclusively to the health care industry for more than 30 years. Cejka Search recruits top health care talent for organizations nationwide through our team of experienced professionals, award-winning recruitment technology and commitment to service excellence. Cejka Search is a Cross Country Healthcare, Inc. company, a leading provider of health care staffing services in the United States.
For more information visit http://www.cejkasearch.com, contact Michelle Kuehler (Black Twig Communications), 314-536-8909, or Mary Barber (Cejka Search), 314-236-4410.
Source: http://www.i-newswire.com/expanding-family-medicine-program/221070
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Tuesday, April 30, 2013
5 Top Resorts In France For A School Ski Trip - ArticleSnatch.com
France offers students a variety of cultural icons, a potent heritage and culture, gourmet cuisine, top-notch services and, of course, ideal powder, runs and slopes. Here are five picture perfect resorts that offer world-class locations for ski excursions.
Alpe d'Huez
One of France's most prestigious and popular resorts, Alpe d'Huez is an ideal venue for a school ski trip. On the Grand Domain mountain range, the resort is blessed with a wide variety of slopes and runs, with some of the most state-of-the-art lifts in Europe, and nearly 300 days of sunshine a year. Students of all different skill levels can enjoy the slopes, while off them they can have fun in the pools, ice rinks or karaoke halls.
Le Corbier
When deciding on a destination for a school ski trip, who could pass up the opportunity to spend time in one of the largest Alpine resorts? Still relatively unknown, Le Corbier flaunts its almost 300 kilometres of perfect Alpine views and high altitude slopes while also offering superbly comfortable accommodation. Students will enjoy the disco, bowling and pizza nights while carving up the spectacular wide runs under blue skies.
Les Deux Alpes
This resort does not just provide excellent amenities, it offers a complete snow sports experience. Students can hit the slopes but they can also swim, board, skate, dance and eat well. The slopes themselves are varied and diverse, catering for all levels of skill - from beginners finding their feet on the snow, to hardened experts keen to shred the white stuff like a pro.
Montgenvre
No school ski trip to France is complete without digging into the heritage of the nation's culture, history and cuisine. Montgenvre, located as it is in the famous Alpine pass between Italy and France, boasts proximity to the history-rich town of Brianon, and will allow students a chance to experience roomy slopes with a traditional and authentic feel.
Risoul
Finally, Risoul will immerse students in an ideal environment with a little taste of all things French. Near year-round sunshine, a small resort feel, a gorgeous forest setting, and small French market town nearby makes this wonderful resort perfect for students travelling as a group.
For a successful and memorable school ski trip, an excursion to any of the above resorts will introduce students to some of the world's best slopes and the unique French culture.
Susan Joubert works for Ski Plan Travel, the market leaders in skiing for schools. Experts in arranging school ski trip itineraries, Ski Plan has over 14 years experience organising safe and successful ski trips. We arrange school ski courses with an extensive range of resorts for your school ski experience.
Source: http://www.articlesnatch.com/Article/5-Top-Resorts-In-France-For-A-School-Ski-Trip/4580992
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Monday, April 29, 2013
Cancer, mud, no match for VB runner | WAVY.com | Virginia Beach ...
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) - Cancer, disease and mud were no match for one Virginia Beach runner who crossed the finish line at the Dirty Girl Mud Run Saturday morning.
Jan Morrow fought off a rare blood disease and a cancerous lung tumor. And at one point, she had to give up running altogether.
But, Morrow is back on track, and feeling stronger than ever.
She shared her story with WAVY.com photojournalist Kenny Becker.
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Source: http://www.wavy.com/dpp/news/local_news/va_beach/cancer-mud-no-match-for-vb-runner
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Saturday, April 27, 2013
Tesla announces new service details, unconditional warranty for Model S battery
Tesla CEO Elon Musk talked a bit about his goals for expanded service options in his interview with us earlier this month, and he's today detailed some of those options that the company is ready to roll out. That includes one perk that's been mentioned previously: the ability to get a Model S loaner to tide you over when you have to turn your car in for service. What's more, that loaner will be a top-of-the-line Model S regardless of the car you turn in (there's a fleet of 85 to start with, each with valet service to your location), and customers in "most markets" can also opt to get a Tesla Roadster as a loaner if they'd prefer to try out something sportier. Musk further explains that customers can even choose to keep that loaner car if they like it better, and simply pay the difference.
Beyond that, Tesla is now making annual checkups entirely optional, meaning that your warranty will still be valid for the full term even if you never take your car in. And rounding things out is what Tesla describes as an "unconditional warranty" on Model S batteries, which will let owners get a factory reconditioned unit as a replacement even in the case of user error. You can find the full details on the new options in Musk's blog post announcing the news linked below.
Filed under: Transportation
Source: Tesla
Source: http://feeds.engadget.com/~r/weblogsinc/engadget/~3/rQfCTGrafpY/
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