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… of hernias, ranging from simple to complex abdominal wall problems. …
news › the-art-mindfulness
… been a hot topic recently, but what does mindfulness actually mean and how does one practice it? One Baylor College … professor of family and community medicine . “Essentially, the idea is to be in the moment and become aware.” … : For this exercise, you use your mind to scan your body all the way from the crown of your head to your toes. When …
research › ... › finding-a-health-care-provider
… of Connecticut in Hartford. The article appeared in the Fall 1994 issue of the journal ABLED, and was condensed and … readily available appointment space, but they know virtually nothing about how he or she practices medicine. … things slide" a bit more. If you have a major health problem, the physicians that you want to see are usually …
research › ... › spirituality
… if not primary, method of coping with physical health problems and life stress. Most research, however, has … attitudes and stereotypes. Moreover, they are economically disadvantaged. She asks how women with disabilities can … can take place. Integrating experiences of disability allows a woman with a disability to recognize that suffering …
departments › ... › curriculum
… and altered fractionation schemes. Pain management and palliative care. Developing the communication skills required … care, working with insurance approvals, and coding, all things that are critical to understand in any market. … This course consists of faculty lectures, problem-based case conferences, an oncoanatomy curriculum …
news › spotlight-supercharges-cell-studies
… yellow fluorescent protein reported to date. “We basically developed a platform that allows one to screen for spatial and temporal properties of … existing fluorescent probe called mVenus ,” Lee said. “The problem with mVenus is that it photobleaches very fast. It …
news › genomic-alterations-in-advanced-cancers-reveal-interactions-with-therapy
… outcomes with treatments. “Treatment resistance is a big problem in cancer as it leads to the worst outcomes,” said … and may suggest alternative therapeutic approaches.” Usually, when investigating genetic changes to explain cancer, … ways that can lead to disease. For instance, certain genes called oncogenes, which promote cancer growth, are normally …
news › researchers-at-bcm-and-tch-create-mouse-model-to-mimic-parkinsons-disease
… disease is a devastating neurological condition that annually affects around 6 million people worldwide, including … associated with motor dysfunction like tremor and balance problems that present in later life, but Parkinson’s disease … like age, exposure to pesticides or other chemicals, all may play a role in whether someone develops Parkinson’s …
research › ... › what-are-quick-fixes
… . We call these behaviors quick fixes because they do not get to … the root of what is causing your child’s fears or solve any problems in the long run. … fixes, the more they will depend on these behaviors to alleviate their anxiety or slow down their worries. … for children to learn how to manage their anxiety without allowing them to lean on certain items or behaviors for …
research › ... › astro-what-are-quick-fixes
… . We call these behaviors quick fixes because they do not get to … the root of what is causing your child’s fears or solve any problems in the long run. … fixes, the more they will depend on these behaviors to alleviate their anxiety or slow down their worries. … for children to learn how to manage their anxiety without allowing them to lean on certain items or behaviors for …
