Massage therapy adapts for cancer patients in Orange County
In a 2005-founded program Greet the Day trains therapists to modify strokes and pressure for cancer patients undergoing treatment. The effort, backed by Long Beach Memorial Medical Center and Miller Children’s Hospital, aims to reduce pain, avoid complications, and provide humane relief during chemotherapy.
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Orange County
Christine Hrountas
Johnnette du Rand Kelly
Greet the
du Rand Kelly
Long Beach Memorial Medical Center
Miller Children’s and Women’s Hospital
Long Beach
American Cancer Society
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Hollywood
Liquid ventilation saves Seattle baby after failed ECMO
A Seattle infant born with meconium aspiration survived after doctors used perflubron liquid ventilation following weeks on ECMO. Tatiana Saiiana showed strong progress in NICU care and went home breathing without oxygen, inspiring renewed interest in the life-saving approach and its potential broader use.
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Seattle
Tatiana Saiiana
Elise Pele
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Seattle Children’s Hospital
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Craig Jackson
Children’s
Jackson
Kendra Smith
Alliance Pharmaceuticals
Smith
Federal Food and Drug Administration
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FDA
William Fox
Children’s Hospital of
Philadelphia
Seattle Times
Tatiana Saviana
Cosmetic surgery gains popularity among men
Doctors report a rise in middle aged and older men seeking cosmetic procedures due to selfies and desire to look younger. Surgeons note costs from 2700 to over 5000 dollars plus facility and anesthesia fees, with women still the majority of patients though male cases rise faster.
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Pittsburgh
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Jim Wehrheim
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McCafferty
Michael Edwards
The
American Society For Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
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