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Well for the first time I'm actually blogging for real so this is really daunting. Anyways, I should write about my first "proper" review of this site. It is a great site and with many people on it. At first I thought maybe I wouldn't be accepted into this wonderful community, and although I still am on the outskirts of it, this website has allowed me in. But I guess the most impressive thing about being accepted into this foundation is I found what I have been searching…

I have completed 3 years of my 5xcabg.  Veins were taken from both legs  below the knees.  So far not much problems, but for the slightly uncontrolled diabetes.  Of late my feet are getting swollen, especially while sitting at the office. 

By evening it gets swollen pretty well.  By morning it is almost normal.  Can anyone advice regarding this problem

Regards

Other research indicates that people spend approximately 90 percent of their time indoors. Thus, for many people, the risks to health may be greater due to exposure to air ...Solutions to air quality problems in apartments, as in homes and offices, .... You can't seeradon, but it's not hard to find out if you have a radon problem ...

My name is Andy, I have a blog on China's news portal Sina.com, here is the address: http://blog.sina.com.cn/medtranslatorandy.

I work as a medical translator/interpreter in the heart center of the  largest hospital in China, YanDa International Hospital, here is the website of the hospital: http://en.yandahospital.com/

You're welcome to inquire any information…

The old adage of, “a promise is a promise” does not seem to hold much weight anymore.  Friends, significant others, professionals and politicians all seem to make promises they can never keep.  However, in the case of John Zerbini, 36, a promise was the only hope he had to relieve the unrelenting pain he had been struggling to live with for the past 6 years. 

By all outward appearances John was the American dream.  A husband, a father and the owner of a multi-million dollar…

Friends,

I recently wrote a deeply personal essay about my heart surgery that was published in the Yale Journal for Humanities in Medicine. I wish to share it with others since it's about how a child's love can restore health and fill the heart again. The operating history reveals that I bled out; lost all of blood but Eli's love saved me.

Thank you.

James Borton

   Introduction

Leukemia means "white blood" but it is not as commonly called, blood cancer. It is a cancer of the tissues in which blood is formed.

Bone marrow, the soft, spongy center of the bone, produces red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets.

Red blood cells carry oxygen to cells through- out the body and, if there are too few, symptoms such as anemia, shortness of…

   Introduction

The uterus, or womb, is a small, pear-shaped organ located in the pelvis, consisting of the cervix, or neck of the uterus, and the corpus or main body of the uterus. The uterus is the organ in which the fertilized egg attaches itself and develops during pregnancy.

The two common forms of uterine cancer are cervical (from the neck of the uterus) and endometrial (from the…

-Infertility in a woman may stem from many causes, such as hormonal imbalance, problem in reproductive system, illness or unknown factors.  The most likely causes for female infertility are

When a Woman wants to be a Mother

1. Heart Diseases : Heart is the most complicated part of the body. Heart function starts from our 1st

Breath and ends to our last breath. It means after last breath we end our lives. Everyone is frightened by the words “Heart attacks and Heart Failure”. When the heart is unable to pump blood efficiently to all parts of our body, the condition is known as Heart Failure or coronary thrombosis. The usual

Symptoms are shortness of breath after slight excretion,…

I am a triple bypass heart survivor. My surgery was not seamless and my heart bled out. Yes, I lost all of my blood when I was taken back to the ICU and my chest had to be reopened. I have written about this and other matters on my blog, www.allheartmatters.com.

I have been seeking such a site that enables heart patients to connect with one another and share their stories. Has anyone else experienced a surgery where they bled out.…

I WISH YOU HEALTHY AND HAPPY NEW YEAR 2011.

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It’s a development stricken world and it’s a rat-race all around with each one of us loaded with prior commitments and responsibilities,

be it related to our workspace, our family, or our relationships. We strive

hard and put in relentless efforts to achieve the goals that we have set for

ourselves. But this fast-paced dynamic world that we live in has…