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Benefits of Intergenerational Relationships
Friends and acquaintances of a different age are beneficial and offer a new perspective.
Is Genetic Testing For You?
Would you really want to know if you could? Genetic testing is sort of like tossing the dice, winning or losing. If you had a genetic predisposition to Alzheimer's Disease, heart disease or cancer how would knowing this affect your life? Would it make you worry on a daily basis, hastening your
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Are Successful Aging and Anti-Aging Competing Ideas? (Family)
By Pamela D Wilson CSA, CG, MS, BS/BA Aging is a hot topic especially since so many baby boomers a have passed or are near approaching the age of 65. News, articles and television commercials all focus on different aspects of aging such as prevention, managing chronic disease, the struggles of ca
Challenge 21 and Water for People
Interview with Jake Norton, Mountain Climber and Humanitarian
(podcast 12:38 playing time)
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The Artificial Heart
Interview With Dr. Francisco Arabia, Cardiothoracic Surgery Chair, Mayo Clinic
(podcast 10:05 playing time)
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The 2010 Compassionate Access Act
You can download a PDF copy of the 2010 Compassionate Access Act by clicking on the link below.
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Is Access to Investigational Drugs a Privilege or a Right?
How many times have you heard the statement “no risk, no gain”? For thousands of individuals with life threatening diseases this statement has become a daily motto. These individuals, the “lab rats” of today, help promote advanced drug technologies. But at what cost and what benefit? At pres
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