A new study from the University of Michigan has found that women's choices regarding their breast cancer (namely, the choice to get a double mastectomy) is influenced in large part by their surgeons.
Michael Chin details the recent news that The Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation has named four exceptional researchers as beneficiaries of the prestigious Damon Runyon-Sohn Pediatric Cancer Research Fellowship Award, submitting about $1 million to address a basic lack of subsidizing for pediatric disease research.
Along with chemotherapy and surgery, radiation therapy is one of the main treatments for many cancers. Here are some things you should know about this therapy, how it works, and its side effects.
Radiation therapy uses X-rays from a linear accelerator to precisely target tumors while sparing healthy tissue. Multiple low doses are given over several weeks to damage cancer cells' DNA. Daily X-rays and weekly CT scans ensure accurate positioning. Common side effects include skin reddening and swallowing pain, but risks of long-term effects are low. The goal is cure, though some treatments provide symptom relief.
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Early dental intervention is important for patients receiving radiation therapy to prevent infections. Patients are often elderly with poor oral hygiene. Radiation therapy uses high energy radiation to kill cancer cells and shrink tumors. It has evolved from early discovery using X-rays to modern techniques like IMRT which allow for more precise radiation targeting. Dental management before, during, and after radiation includes examinations, extractions if needed before treatment begins, and managing side effects like mucositis, xerostomia and osteoradionecrosis.
Radiation therapy can be used to cure or palliate lung cancer depending on the cancer type and stage. For non-small cell lung cancer, conventional radiation therapy is used with surgery and chemotherapy for locally advanced stages, while stereotactic body radiation therapy is used for early stage cancers. For small cell lung cancer, conventional radiation therapy is used for limited stage disease. Palliative radiation therapy provides symptom relief for metastatic lung cancers.
Radiation therapy can be an intense and frightening procedure for anyone, but especially for children undergoing cancer treatment. A new study explores an alternative option.
Alzheimer's disease is a progressive brain disorder that destroys memory and cognitive skills. Researchers have discovered a protein, beta-2-micoglobulin (B2M), that builds up in the blood and brain and causes memory impairment. Testing on mice showed that elevated levels of B2M led to problems with memory tasks. Researchers are now preparing clinical trials with the goal of developing treatments that can block B2M production and potentially slow or stop the progression of Alzheimer's disease.
Radiation oncology uses high-energy radiation to treat cancer. Radiation damages the DNA of cancer cells, preventing them from multiplying and causing cell death. The goal is to destroy cancer cells while limiting damage to healthy cells. Radiation can be used as the primary treatment, as adjuvant therapy after other treatments like surgery, or as palliative therapy to relieve symptoms. A radiation oncology team which includes a radiation oncologist, radiation therapist, and nurse works together to deliver effective radiation therapy treatments.
Michael Chin lists a couple of his favorite quotes on some gorgeous landscape photography to motivate individuals to follow their dreams, work hard, explore, and have a great attitude. I hope you enjoy!
The Russian Martial Art of Systema has a different approach to combat than most martial arts. There is an equal focus on both the physical and mental aspect of the sport.
Michael Chin is studying to become a radiation oncologist at the University of Massachusetts School of Medicine. Here are 5 developments in radiation oncology that have lead to safer processes for patients undergoing radiation therapy.
Michael Chin is a research fellow from Worcester, Massachusetts. He works out of the University of Massachusetts Medical School's Department of Radiation Oncology. Here is a quick synopsis on what exactly radiation oncology entails.
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Michael Chin is not only a research fellow, but he is also a Systema instructor hailing from Worcester, Massachusetts. Here is a slideshow of lessons from the Systema guru, Vladimir Vasiliev, on movement in the Russian Martial Art of Systema.
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Radiation therapy can be an intense and frightening procedure for anyone, but especially for children undergoing cancer treatment. A new study explores an alternative option.
Alzheimer's disease is a progressive brain disorder that destroys memory and cognitive skills. Researchers have discovered a protein, beta-2-micoglobulin (B2M), that builds up in the blood and brain and causes memory impairment. Testing on mice showed that elevated levels of B2M led to problems with memory tasks. Researchers are now preparing clinical trials with the goal of developing treatments that can block B2M production and potentially slow or stop the progression of Alzheimer's disease.
Radiation oncology uses high-energy radiation to treat cancer. Radiation damages the DNA of cancer cells, preventing them from multiplying and causing cell death. The goal is to destroy cancer cells while limiting damage to healthy cells. Radiation can be used as the primary treatment, as adjuvant therapy after other treatments like surgery, or as palliative therapy to relieve symptoms. A radiation oncology team which includes a radiation oncologist, radiation therapist, and nurse works together to deliver effective radiation therapy treatments.
Michael Chin lists a couple of his favorite quotes on some gorgeous landscape photography to motivate individuals to follow their dreams, work hard, explore, and have a great attitude. I hope you enjoy!
The Russian Martial Art of Systema has a different approach to combat than most martial arts. There is an equal focus on both the physical and mental aspect of the sport.
Michael Chin is studying to become a radiation oncologist at the University of Massachusetts School of Medicine. Here are 5 developments in radiation oncology that have lead to safer processes for patients undergoing radiation therapy.
Michael Chin is a research fellow from Worcester, Massachusetts. He works out of the University of Massachusetts Medical School's Department of Radiation Oncology. Here is a quick synopsis on what exactly radiation oncology entails.
Vladimir Vasiliev on Movement in Systema Presented by Michael ChinMichael Chin Worcester
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Michael Chin is not only a research fellow, but he is also a Systema instructor hailing from Worcester, Massachusetts. Here is a slideshow of lessons from the Systema guru, Vladimir Vasiliev, on movement in the Russian Martial Art of Systema.
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Surfactants make personal and homecare products easier to use and more effective. Bansal Trading Company is a premier supplier of surfactants in India.
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Healthcare system of a country has important role. Japan has a universal health care system that provides affordable medical services to all residents. The system is a mix of public and private healthcare, with mandatory health insurance for everyone.
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Care to Support is an NDIS-registered provider in South Australia, committed to empowering individuals with disabilities. They offer tailored services, including accommodation and tenancy support, personal care, daily living assistance, skill development, community participation, and allied health services.
Medication Adherence.pptx Medication Adherence: Importance, Challenges, and S...UmeaHani
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This presentation explores the crucial role of medication adherence in achieving optimal health outcomes. It covers key topics such as the factors affecting adherence, common barriers faced by patients, and effective strategies to improve compliance. Learn about the impact of non-adherence on disease management, healthcare costs, and patient well-being. Ideal for healthcare professionals, researchers, and anyone interested in improving medication adherence.
VSWarehouse 3: Enterprise-Grade Genomic Analysis Across Cloud and On-Premise ...Golden Helix
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Clinical laboratories and genomic research centers are increasingly seeking flexible deployment options that can seamlessly span both on-premises and cloud environments while maintaining enterprise-grade security and control. VSWarehouse 3's enterprise platform capabilities enable organizations to leverage their existing infrastructure while scaling into the cloud on their own terms. Join us to discover how VSWarehouse 3's cross-platform deployment model combines the security of on-premises installations with the scalability of cloud computing, all accessible through a streamlined browser interface. In this webcast, we will:
Demonstrate how VSWarehouse 3 enables deployments across on-premises servers and major cloud providers (AWS/Azure) through our Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) model.
Explore enterprise-grade security features including role-based access controls, Active Directory integration, and workspace isolation that enable secure multi-team collaboration.
Show how organizations can replace legacy remote access solutions with VSWarehouse 3's native browser-based platform, simplifying deployment while enhancing scalability.
Detail our comprehensive workflow automation capabilities, including integration with upstream providers and support for custom analysis pipelines.
This session will provide IT leaders and laboratory directors with practical insights into how VSWarehouse 3's enterprise platform can modernize their genomic analysis infrastructure while maintaining complete control over their data, security, and resource allocation. Whether you're looking to extend existing on-premises capabilities or implement a full cloud deployment, learn how VSWarehouse 3 can support your organization's growth and evolution.
A key area where action is needed is expanding the availability of mental health resources. Too often, people cannot access services due to long wait times, insufficient providers, or financial barriers.
Quality Control in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing.pdfhrutikapanakrtg
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Quality control is the cornerstone of pharmaceutical manufacturing, ensuring patient safety, product efficacy, and industry integrity. In an environment where precision and reliability are paramount, the rigorous standards and protocols of quality control play a pivotal role at every stage of the manufacturing process. This discussion delves into the significance of quality control in pharmaceutical manufacturing and its far-reaching implications for healthcare and society. We also address potential challenges in quality control and offer a sneak peek into the future. Without further ado, let’s get reading!
Safeguarding Patient Safety
The foremost priority of quality control in pharmaceutical manufacturing is to safeguard patient safety. Quality control ensures that pharmaceutical products meet stringent purity, potency, and efficacy standards through meticulous testing, analysis, and inspection. Quality control minimises the likelihood of adverse reactions and ensures patients receive safe and effective medications by detecting and mitigating potential risks, such as contamination or impurities.
Ensuring Product Efficacy
In addition to safety, quality control is crucial in ensuring product efficacy. Pharmaceutical products must deliver the intended therapeutic benefits consistently and reliably. Quality control measures, including assay testing, dissolution profiling, and stability studies, validate the potency and performance of pharmaceutical formulations. By maintaining consistency in product quality, quality control instils confidence in healthcare professionals and patients, ensuring that they can rely on pharmaceutical products to deliver the desired clinical outcomes.
Compliance with Regulatory Standards
The pharmaceutical industry operates within a highly regulated framework governed by stringent quality standards and regulatory requirements. Quality control is essential for compliance with regulatory agencies such as the Food and Drug Administration and the European Medicines Agency. By adhering to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and other regulatory guidelines, pharmaceutical manufacturers demonstrate their commitment to producing safe, reliable, high-quality products that meet regulatory standards.
Preventing Product Recalls and Litigation
Product recalls due to quality issues can have significant financial and reputational repercussions for pharmaceutical companies. Quality control is a proactive measure to prevent product recalls by identifying and addressing potential quality deviations early in manufacturing. By implementing robust quality control protocols, manufacturers reduce the risk of costly recalls, litigation, and damage to their brand reputation, safeguarding their long-term viability and success.
This PowerPoint presentation explores the complex and emotional topic of euthanasia, focusing on its legal, ethical, and social dimensions. It covers the current legal status of euthanasia in India, including the landmark Aruna Shanbaug case, and examines global perspectives from countries like the Netherlands, Belgium, and Canada. The presentation also delves into the arguments for and against euthanasia, highlighting the ethical challenges, healthcare burden, and public opinion in India. With data-driven insights, real-life examples, and engaging visuals, this presentation aims to spark a thoughtful discussion on whether euthanasia should be legalized in India and how it can be implemented responsibly.
City International Hospital Expands into Fertility Care, Positioning Vietnam ...Vietnam Health & Wealth
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City International Hospital in Vietnam with over 11 years of experience is expanding into fertility sector with the opening of its City IVF Center on March 1, 2025. The aims to provide world-class fertility services, attracting international patients and preventing the outflow of Vietnamese seeking IVF treatments abroad. CIH serves over 5,000 patients annually and focuses on making Vietnam a hub for medical tourism, particularly in IVF and wellness. The hospital offers specialized care plans, language support, and accommodation assistance. CIH's partnerships with the Medical Tourism Association (MTA) further elevates its commitments to global healthcare standards. Mr. Tran Quoc Bao, an Asian Hospital & Healthcare Management Advisor, replies Voice of America and envisages that CIH as a leader in transforming Vietnam into a top destination for fertility and wellness care in Vietnam.
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Strong leadership and a highly skilled health workforce are essential for achieving universal health coverage and building resilient health systems. This strategic storyboard presents a comprehensive approach to leadership development and capacity building for mid-level health professionals in the Western Pacific Region specifically, but could be applied to other geographic regions.
This deck compiles global best practices, successful case studies from various countries, and evidence-based recommendations in a digestible storyboard to build sustainable health leadership programs.
📖 Who Should Read This?
- Public health leaders, policymakers, and capacity-building professionals
- Global health consultants and leadership trainers
- Organizations looking to strengthen workforce development in health systems