Energy Medicine

Energy Shortage in Brain's Immune Cells Might Explain Alzheimer's Risk with TREM2 Mutations
Alzheimer's News Today
If it is also possible to make microglia more energized in people with normal brain function, it might turn out to benefit all Alzheimer's patients, the team at Washington University School of Medicine (WUSC) suggested. “Everybody has some plaques, but ...

EDM Digest
Energy Drinks: A Hazardous Form of Substance Abuse
EDM Digest
It immediately evokes a certain response. They will tell you about the opioid epidemic in America and about prescription drug abuse. They will tell you how many times they have seen Narcan (a medicine used to treat an opioid overdose) work its magic.

Successful Test of Small-Scale Accelerator with Big Potential Impacts for Science and Medicine
Newswise (press release)
An advanced particle accelerator designed at the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory could reduce the cost and increase the versatility of facilities for physics research and cancer treatment. It uses lightweight, 3D-printed ...

MIT Technology Review
This Year's 35 Innovators Under the Age of 35
MIT Technology Review
... on this year's list of 35 innovators under the age of 35. But that's likely to change over the next few years as these inventors, entrepreneurs, businesspeople, and scientists revolutionize artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles, clean energy ...

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OLD CROW MEDICINE SHOW Comes to Duke Energy Center
Broadway World
Old Crow Medicine Show will be performing their newest album, 50 Years Of Blonde On Blonde, in its entirety, for one night only in Raleigh! The night will ...

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Government gives OK, but companies must actually build pipelines: minister
Medicine Hat News
Energy East is a 4,500-km pipeline to carry 1.1 million barrels of oil a day from Alberta and Saskatchewan to refineries in Montreal and New Brunswick. The project includes converting an existing natural gas pipeline to carry crude and building new ...

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Holistic Healing Fair happening Saturday
Orillia Packet & Times
The event is sponsored by Orillia Wellness Network, EssentialYou, HEART Retreat and Whispering Song School of Energy Medicine and Teaching Lodge. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. There will be free children's colouring mandala pages, ...

New York Daily News
Alternative medicine for cancer more than doubles death risk
New York Daily News
Going the route of alternative medicine to treat a form of curable cancer instead of undergoing conventional treatment more than doubles a person's risk of dying, according to a new study from Yale University researchers. One in three Americans has ...
Treating Cancer With Alternative Medicine More Than Doubles Your Risk of DyingScienceAlert
Choosing alternative cancer treatment doubles your risk of death ...New Scientist

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Arizona State University
Restoring loss: Bio-inspired materials give boost to regenerative medicine
Arizona State University
“The goal of the Center for Molecular Design and Biomimetics is to use nature's design rules as an inspiration in advancing biomedical, energy and electronics innovation through self-assembling molecules to create intelligent materials for better ...

National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine Release Report Recommending Ways to Improve the ...
The National Law Review
On July 20, 2017, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) released a report directing the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to develop solutions to improve the cyber and ...

The Independent
Treating Cancer With Alternative Medicine More Than Doubles Your Risk of Dying
ScienceAlert
Choosing alternative medicine to treat curable cancer instead of conventional cancer treatments more than doubles your risk of dying in five years, according to a new study. There's no denying that alternative medicine is a hugely popular ... "They ...
Choosing alternative cancer treatment doubles your risk of deathNew Scientist

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Inquirer.net
Marijuana as medicine
Inquirer.net
Starting with a dose of one drop, thrice a day, of 1 ml cannabis oil through rectal suppository, the boy was observed to “sleep soundly, had energy to play and his mood swings lessened.” On the advice of his cannabis oil source, the father gradually ...
133% leap in children admitted to ER for marijuana, study findsCNN
Marijuana Effects On Children | Children's Hospital ColoradoChildren's Hospital Colorado
Unintentional Cannabis Intoxication in Toddlers | Articles | PediatricsPediatrics - AAP Gateway

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Medical Xpress
Alzheimer's risk linked to energy shortage in brain's immune cells
Medical Xpress
A new study from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis shows that mutations in the gene TREM2 cause an energy shortage in the brain's immune cells (red), leading to their failure to protect neurons from damaging clumps of protein (blue).

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Palm Beach Post
Study: Energy drinks could lead to drug addiction, alcoholism
Palm Beach Post
Researchers at University of Maryland discovered young adults who regularly consumed highly caffeinated energy drinks, and sustained that consumption over time, were significantly more likely to use cocaine, abuse prescription stimulants, and be at ...

ModernMedicine
Microwave energy treatment reduces underarm odor
ModernMedicine
Now researchers have found that microwave treatment (miraDry, Miramar Labs) reduces axillary odor in patients treated for underarm sweat or hair, according to data presented in April at the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery (ASLMS) in San ...

Salon
“We used to be progressive”: Why is Pennsylvania lagging on alternative energy?
Salon
Pennsylvania's Alternative Energy Portfolio Standards (AEPS) — enacted in 2004 — mandates that 18 percent of the state's electricity must be generated from alternative sources by 2020. Those sources are broken down into two tiers, with some fossil ...

Veterans in Sioux Falls find relief through Eastern medicine
Bradenton Herald
An eight-person team on the first floor of the sprawling VA campus offers massage therapy, acupuncture, tai chi, yoga, energy therapy, meditation, aromatherapy and other nontraditional options to any veteran who uses the VA in Sioux Falls. Health ...

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Refuel immune cells to fight Alzheimer's plaques?
Futurity: Research News
New research in mice suggests a certain genetic mutation can cause an energy deficit in immune cells in the brain responsible for clearing away plaques connected to Alzheimer's risk. When such cells are running on empty, they can't ... “Everybody has ...

CNL Celebrates Canadian Science & Technology at 2017 Open House
Markets Insider
"Together, AECL and CNL have more than six decades of innovation, developing technologies that have become part of our daily lives, from nuclear medicine to fight cancer, to nuclear energy that powers our home," said Richard Sexton, President and CEO ...

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The Daily Freeman
Mid-Hudson Calendar of Events: Aug. 14 and 15, 2017
The Daily Freeman
Workshop: Aug. 14-Aug. 18 Teen Sailing Workshop. Learn to sail. The Riverport Sailing School of the Hudson River Maritime Museum is offering this week-long sailing workshop for teens ages 14 to 18. Instruction will be on a 19-foot lighting class ...