Entest BioMedical, Inc., formed in April 2009, is a subsidiary of bio-Matrix Scientific Group, Inc. Bio-Matrix is an interesting company. They provide stem cell storage for future use using cryogenics (the resurrection scene from Demolition Man is flashing through my head) as well as “stem cell related” services. Entest focuses on research and development of… Read More
A Novel Approach to Self-Empowered Healthcare
Have you heard of CureTogether? We recently stumbled across this website and after trying it out, decided that it most definitely rates a closer look. CureTogether describes itself as a place to help people “anonymously track and compare health data, to better understand their bodies, make more informed treatment decisions and contribute data to research”…. Read More
Honoring Our Troops on Memorial Day
Decoration Day, now called Memorial Day, is here! May 25th marks 2009’s American holiday that commemorates U.S. men and women who lost their lives while serving in the military. This year we would like to honor not only those who gave their lives for our country, but those who sacrificed their health, mental well being,… Read More
Anoxic Brain Injury & Recovery
While treatment of anoxic brain injury depends on the cause, some of the more familiar methods include barbiturates to slow down brain activity, medications such as steroids to reduce swelling, oxygen therapy, hyperbaric treatments, and cooling techniques. For anoxic injury survivors who have tried the “old” methods and are hoping for a new and improved… Read More
Ben’s Story: Thriving After a Traumatic Brain Injury
Four Stages, One Man By Benjamin Luskin When I look back on my life from the ripe old age of 27, I remember many great moments. I recall exciting events, convincing conversations, and adored acquaintances, each of which helped me to build my character and plot my course through life. Yet, when I consider what… Read More
How Many Americans Would You Estimate Live with Paralysis and How Many with Spinal Cord Injuries?
Up until this month, the general consensus estimated the amount at 250,000 and about four million, respectively. Large numbers indeed, but according to a study just released by theChristopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, they fall far short of reality. Add 40% to the number of those living with paralysis and multiply four million spinal cord… Read More