American College Health Association Annual Meeting

Related posts:

1. 2015 Patient Education Day The SNMMI Patient Advocacy Advisory Board is pleased to announce the 5th Annual Patient Education Day on June 7th, 2015 at the Baltimore Convention Center in Baltimore, MD. This event will be held in conjunction with the SNMMI Annual Meeting. Please check back for further details about the 2015 program. For more information and to register: Click Here Dates: Sunday, June 7, 2015 (All day)Type: Event...
2. Drive For Men’s Health Dr. Jamin Brahmbhatt and Dr. Sijo Parekattil, Co-Directors of The PUR Clinic (Personalized Urology & Robotics, Clermont, Florida) announced the second ever TESLA Drive for Men’s Health. The two Urologists will attempt a marathon drive from Clermont, Florida (just outside Orlando) to New York City to California on Thursday, June 11, 2015 – Saturday, June 20, 2015 in an all-electric TESLA vehicle. The TESLA drive will be done in collaboration with the National Men’s Health Week (June 15-20). They will only stop to recharge the TESLA electric vehicle (30-45 min every 150-200 miles). During these stops, they will take...
3. 2015 National Men’s Health Gathering Conference Highlights: Gregory Phillips is a medical anthropologist and a PhD in psychology will draw on his twenty years’ of experience in healing, alcohol and other drugs, youth empowerment, medical education and health workforce and share with us his insights on “Freedom: What Does It Mean to Act As a Strong and Healthy Black Man?” Concurrent sessions focused on high-profile issues, such as young males and incarceration, sharing with us the learnings from programs focused on keeping Indigenous youth out of detention (and keeping them out!) and much more. More informaiton can be found here. Dates: Tuesday, October 20,...
4. How a Frankenpenis Helps Medicine No, I’m not showing you a picture of a penis transplant! Here is a beautiful picture of South Africa’s landscape. First heart transplants and now penis transplants! Maybe it’s the ocean air, maybe the bucolic African terrain, or maybe it’s the hardy souls who live there, but South Africa has done it again. The first working interhuman penis transplant. Urination? Check. Sexual function? Check. A veritable functioning Frankenpenis. Big Cojones Christiaan Barnard performed the first human heart transplant in South Africa in 1967. Beat out Texas and Stanford by a couple months. Now they’re at the leading edge of urology...
5. Real Diabetes Management Part 2: The Burning Need for Interoperability & Standards {Note: this is second in a two-part series aimed not only at patients, but those in the Pharma industry as well.}I was interviewed the other day for an upcoming story about Sanofi-Aventis' new strategy to not just offer individual diabetes product......