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126. Where to get medical marijuana from? September 17, 2015 Under federal law, medical marijuana is illegal. That is why pharmacies are not allowed to sell it and doctors are prohibited from prescribing the drug. They just recommend medical marijuana to patients that they feel would benefit from it. Take note that there are doctors who do not support the use of medical marijuana. They can only recommend it after finding out that it can actually help their patients, in spite of its side effects. When doctors recommend medical marijuana, they write a letter regarding the patient’s diagnosed illness and their choice of cannabis as its treatment. Some... (read more) Author: Tippfein Klaus

127. Benefits of using medical canabis September 17, 2015 Slows the development of Alzheimer's A study headed by Kim Janda from the Scripps Research Institute points out that medical canabis could slow down the development of Alzheimer's disease. The study published during 2006 in the journal Molecular Pharmaceutics revealed that THC, an active ingredient present in marijuana, hinders the development of amyloidal plaques by jamming the enzymes in the brain which produce them. These plagues are responsible for killing brain cells, causing Alzheimer's. Helps relieving pain due to multiple sclerosis During May, a study published in... (read more) Author: Tippfein Klaus

128. What are the uses of medical marijuana? September 17, 2015 Over twenty states in the country have permitted the use of medical marijuana. Professionals too are beginning to have second thoughts about it. The use of marijuana for recreational benefits is contentious. However, many are of the opinion that the use of drug on medicinal grounds should be legalized. Though supporters of smoking marijuana may be exaggerating its benefits, the latest law can certainly help researchers to better understand its effects on human body. At present, only six percent of the studies on marijuana evaluate its curative characteristics. The use of marijuana ... (read more) Author: Tippfein Klaus

129. Ken Research is offering flat 40% discount on all market research reports for a flash sale for 3 da September 04, 2015 Ken Research is pleased to announce the launch of the redesigned website, www.kenresearch.com. The new website offers extensive content and new features such as discount coupon schemes, pre paid client option, subscription services, market updates through newsletters and many others. For the very first time, a user will have an option to compare reports on a single screen. Ken Research is offering flat 40% discount on all market research reports for a flash sale for 3 days time period from 8th to 10th September 2015. This is first time that any Market Research company is offering discount on... (read more) Author: Ankur Gupta

130. Beta Analytic Offers Free d15N and d18O Testing to Clients September 03, 2015 MIAMI, Florida, August 25 - In an effort to further support its clients’ research, Beta Analytic will provide d15N measurements on non-cremated bones and d18O on carbonates at no additional cost. The ISO 17025-accredited lab has recently removed its micro-sample analysis fees and cancellation fees for samples that are too small for standard AMS dating. Effective August 18, 2015, radiocarbon dating results for non-cremated bones will include d15N measurements, which are usually used in the context of dietary studies. Prior contact is recommended before submitting charred or burned bones be... (read more) Author: Danny Dbenga

131. Get expert advice and affordable SEO services from a SEO consultant at hire SEO expert August 25, 2015 What is SEO, Search Engine Optimization? Search Engine Optimization is what leads a website to success. It is what leads traffic to your website. It is what gives your website such a presence on the web that knocks your completion out of the water. When you hire SEO experts they ensure that that is exactly the result! Search engine optimization brings a company up to the top of the list whenever someone types keywords into a search engine which then comes up with an array of choices to choose from. Hire SEO expert achieves this by using the following strategies: • Article Submission • Blog ... (read more) Author: Smith Lara

132. Why was the Winner of 1970 Elections Denied Premiership of Pakistan? August 19, 2015 I had just passed my 10th grade examination with flying colors, and was actively participating as a teenager in the national elections of the 1970. There was no violence, nor terrorism. It was the fairest elections in Pakistan’s history. The Awami League was the clear winner and deserved to have been invited by President Agha Yahya to form a new government in Islamabad. Let us make the history straight, that Awami League (AL)contested elections sworn under the constitution of Pakistan. Then, why was ALdenied the popular mandate under that constitution? Why was the loser be made ... (read more) Author: Dr. Gholam Mujtaba

133. A new model for a successful leader in Pakistan. August 19, 2015 Preface: This researcher searched peer reviewed articles to deal with an uncertain situation, and instability in Pakistan. The present stalemate is a result of multiple factors affecting a common man. Pakistan is taken as an institutional model in speculating resolution to its problems, and the encumbrances to be faced by an emerging leader. The article discusses different traits and skills of leadership of President Barack Obama, President General Zia ul Haq and Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto. The writer in his analysis after reviewing three different theories of leaderships with six pee... (read more) Author: Dr. Gholam Mujtaba

134. Pakistani Leadership Paradigm: Methods & Analysis of Qualitative Research August 19, 2015 Blending the results from both qualitative and quantitative research efforts require special steps in order to translate the various meanings behind the data involved in the project. Both concepts are very important in determining the conclusions of any research project and it is necessary to be able to translate results from one category to another. Numbers, which are quantitative in nature, have no meaning unless they are assigned some sort of descriptive value to be applied to the data. Unlike quantitative research, qualitative hypotheses and theories emerge from the data set while the data... (read more) Author: Dr. Gholam Mujtaba

135. A Brief History of the Federal False Claims Act August 18, 2015 Back in the late 1800’s, when the US was in the middle of a civil war and Lincoln was president, a new law was signed into the books. The Federal False Claims Act was drafted in order to cut back on fraud occurring with government contractors. Here’s how it looked. The Need for the Law The government was in a bit of a dilemma. They were funding a war on both sides. As such there were provisions that were needed, horses, ammunition, guns, clothing, and rations. So many supplies were needed that there was little time to check everything that came through. Some unscrupulo... (read more) Author: Scott Sery

136. Indian Alcoholic Beverages Market Outlook to 2020 - Inflating Demand for IMFL and Beer from Youth a August 12, 2015 Indian alcoholic beverages market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 11.1% during FY’2015-FY’2020 Future Growth of India alcohol beverages market is expected to be driven by expanding reach of market players and increase in variants in alcohol. • Future market is expected to rise in IMFL and Beer segments. Ken Research announced its latest publication on “India Alcoholic Beverages Market Outlook to 2020 – Inflating Demand for IMFL and Beer from Youth and Women Segments” provides a comprehensive analysis on Indian Alcoholic beverages market and covers specific insights on the market size... (read more) Author: Ankur Gupta

137. Employ efficient cleanup agency for decontamination of death site! August 09, 2015 Cleaning up of a death site can be a crucial job for any cleanup agency especially if it is not a natural death but a case of suicide. Suicide cleanup can be very different from the cleanup of the site of natural death. People involved in suicide cleanup not only play the mediator between the police and the family, roommates or the landlord but they are also expected to be very sensitive with high emotional quotient to deal with the grief of the family. Family can go through lot of stress and tragedy to face a calamity like suicide. The suicide cleanup agency has to make sure that unlike other... (read more) Author: Richard Conard

138. Best Practices to Conduct Summer School Programs August 02, 2015 Have you ever found an old dried up sponge under your sink? It’s been there for ages, doing nothing; serving no purpose. Kids are natural sponges. It’s up to us to squeeze them a bit so knowledge can continue to be absorbed. A “program” is defined as “a plan of action to accomplish a specified end.” A program can be costly…but it can also be free. A “summer school program” can take place anywhere from specialized camps at universities to your backyard. The Summer School Program you decide upon for your child should accomplish the “specified end” a continued journey into lifelong learning.... (read more) Author: RON MILLER

139. India's first Architectural Archives Centre July 31, 2015 The CEPT University at Ahmedabad publicly authenticates its tradition of archiving by inaugurating its archival library and first exhibition at the hands of the eminent art and architectural historian, Prof. M. A. Dhaky today… CEPT Archives, for built environment, design and culture in India is envisaged to be the first-of-its-kind and most comprehensive resource centre in the country. The prime intention is to archive history by creating a data-bank of primary information related to architecture, planning, design, art and allied disciplines in the country. Dedicated to collecting, record... (read more) Author: Team IAnD

140. 4 Ways to Combat Microbial Infections without Drugs July 28, 2015 There comes a time in everyone’s life where we need to take medication. Sometimes it is for a permanent condition; sometimes it is to help give us a boost to overcome an illness. Regardless, most people have, at one point used a prescription medication. Most are relatively harmless, but some can end up causing more damage than they prevent. Instead of resorting to medication, try fighting off infections with these four naturally anti-microbial foods. Garlic – Garlic has long been touted as a means of fighting infection. It helps to fight against yeast infections, fungus, parasites,... (read more) Author: Scott Sery

141. Don't Let Your Pneumonia Turn to Nerve Damage July 02, 2015 They seem like they would be completely separate conditions. You develop pneumonia, a bacterial infection in your lungs, but you end up suffering from peripheral neuropathy, a form of nerve damage. How did this happen? It could have been because of the antibiotic drugs you were taking. Fluoroquinolones to Combat Infection Drugs such as Avelox, Cipro, and Levaquin fall into the class of fluoroquinolones. These antibiotic drugs are fantastic at combating infection. More than 2 decades ago these drugs found FDA approval to hit the market. Since that time they have been presc... (read more) Author: Scott Sery

142. Risperdal or Invega? They're Actually the Same Medication June 29, 2015 Prior to 1993, the treatment for mental illnesses was spotty at best. It was understood why those who suffer from schizophrenia thought the way that they do, but the drugs just weren’t available to help treat the condition. Over the years, the treatments improved, and the drugs were better able to treat those who were suffering. Typical, or first generation, Antipsychotic Medication In first half of the 20th century, some barbaric methods were used to help treat those suffering from mental illness. This is where the all-too-true horror stories of the insane asylums came from wit... (read more) Author: Scott Sery

143. Is Your Vehicle on the Airbag Recall List? June 18, 2015 It has been a number of months since the news was laden with reports about faulty airbags. After some investigative work it was discovered that the Takata Corporation had been supplying airbags to auto manufacturers that were defective. The deception ran deep in that some of the auto makers knew about the problem, but decided the cost of a recall was more expensive than the cost of a cover-up. When the news finally hit, it was a huge blow to these companies. Takata Airbags Takata Corporation is a huge Japanese company that makes safety equipment for various vehicle brands. Thei... (read more) Author: Scott Sery

144. Antibiotic Drugs Can Lead to Peripheral Neuropathy June 17, 2015 Many people understand the basics about the nervous system. They know that there is a central nervous system that connects the whole body together and relays messages to the brain. However, the central nervous system is only one component of the overall nervous system. In fact, there is also the peripheral nervous system that connects the extremities to the central nervous system which then connect things to the brain. Nerve damage is likely to occur in the peripheral nervous system. That nerve damage can happen a number of ways. Physical trauma is a big cause of nerve damage. In fa... (read more) Author: Scott Sery

145. Taking Invega Increases the Body's Production of Prolactin June 16, 2015 Invega is a popular antipsychotic drug. It works remarkably well to help balance out the thought patterns of those suffering from bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, ADD/ADHD, and many other disorders. It has been prescribed millions of times, and has helped a great number of people. This drug, however, was marketed as though it were entirely safe. The fact is that it causes an increase in the levels of prolactin in the body: which could have drastic effects. What is Prolactin? Prolactin is a naturally occurring hormone. The problem occurs when the levels of prolactin increase dramat... (read more) Author: Scott Sery

146. Androderm Testosterone Supplement May Put Your Life at Risk June 08, 2015 As men grow older, their testosterone levels naturally decrease. This leaves them feeling winded more easily, with less strength, gaining weight around the mid section, and a decreased libido. These feelings drive them to their doctors, and after a short visit the doctor generally prescribes a testosterone supplement drug . These drugs help to revive and recharge the individual, but it comes at a cost. All drugs come with side effects. There is just no way of putting a foreign substance into your body and expecting it to only do exactly what it was designed to do. This is why there... (read more) Author: Scott Sery

147. Fracking Increases Triple Tragedy Accidents June 05, 2015 There is no denying that fracking has had a major impact on the economy, the environment, and the people that live in the area. It has provided a lot of great jobs for people that want to work hard and make a lot of money. It has also, however, drastically changed the socio-economic status of many areas. One of the problems is that the surge in population has causes many more accidents. Some of these accidents are triple tragedy accidents. A Triple Tragedy Motor vehicle accidents are categorized depending on their severity. If you bump into someone, it’s just a fender bender. ... (read more) Author: Scott Sery

148. 1993 Saw Huge Advancements in Psychosis Treatment June 03, 2015 Back in 1993 the way psychosis is treated was revolutionized. Prior to this time doctors only had access to typical antipsychotics, those are drugs that only help to control the dopamine levels in the brain but don’t control serotonin levels; or they could use an atypical antipsychotic that had such severe side effects it was rarely ever used. But in 1993, the pharmaceutical market saw Risperdal hit the shelves. And treatment was revolutionized. For the first years this drug was only approved to treat adults with schizophrenia. It was not approved for those under 18 years of age, and ... (read more) Author: Scott Sery

149. How to Get the Most out of Your Work Experience June 03, 2015 The job market has certainly become very tight these days, and it seems that you have to have experience in all sorts of things before you will be offered a position. For this reason, unpaid internships and work experience positions are cropping up all over the place. The problem is, just because you have been taken on as an intern, it does not mean that you will actually learn the things that you need for your real job. You may learn how the boss likes his coffee taken, but when you head to a new workplace, their processes may all be different. So how do you make work experience count? Th... (read more) Author: Jufcy Infographics

150. Your Migraine Medication May Cause Birth Defects May 29, 2015 Those who suffer from migraine headaches know that controlling their condition is the best way to stay happy and healthy. For some it is as simple as watching what they eat and avoiding trigger foods. For others, it is using medication that will help reduce the frequency and duration of their migraine headache attacks. What many people don’t know, however, is that using migraine medication can have some very serious side effects. Topamax can Lead to Birth Defects The popular migraine medication Topamax has been known to lead to serious birth defects. Despite the evidence that... (read more) Author: Scott Sery

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