Presented By: Edward Grandi
Date: NovemberThis webinar will cover the topic of Diabetes By the end of the webinar the students will know:
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Great video of a couple who were both diagnosed with Narcolepsy sharing their experiences with Narcolepsy
Got to love the time it takes to save and render a video! This has been taking forever!
Oh! did I mention that we have a webinar coming up next week? Well we do!
http://www.americansleepandbreathingacademy.com/event/august-lunch-break-ce/
We will say the phrase “What I wouldn’t give for (insert item)”. Well not that long ago Huffington Post asked Americans just that. What would you give up for sleep. So, see where you fall in this survey, and ask your self what would you give up for sleep?
For more info on sleep, sleep tips, and other health issues check out:
http://americansleepandbreathingacademy.com/
http://sleepandwellness.net/
http://www.discoversleep.com/
https://twitter.com/#!/sleepnwellness
http://www.facebook.com/sleepandwellness
Doctor gives a great Object lesson to his patient on what his apnic events are like on ABC’s Extreme Makeover Weight Loss Edition. Perhaps we should all try this after we get the results from our own sleep studies.
For more info on sleep, sleep tips, and other health issues check out:
http://americansleepandbreathingacademy.com/
http://sleepandwellness.net/
http://www.discoversleep.com/
https://twitter.com/#!/sleepnwellness
http://www.facebook.com/sleepandwellness
[Video of Interest] A Little Insight
Young people from the Voice Collective came together to create this stigma busting animation. The film will be used in schools and online to educate people about hearing voices and to break down barriers between young people.
From the description: Hearing voices that others around you don’t hear is much more common than most people think. This animation was created by a group of 5 young people who hear voices (aged between 13 and 18) in a bid to raise awareness of the experience in schools, and challenge stigma.
As one young person pointed out - when someone comes back to school with a broken arm, everyone crowds around to sign their cast. When someone’s struggling with hearing voices they tend to back off, unsure what to say or do. Why is there a difference?
— Even Davis
When under stress our breathing patterns change. Instead of deep, steady breaths our breathing tends to become more rapid and shallow. Living in a chronically stressful state means less oxygen to the cells and tissues of the body resulting in stress on a cellular level. This ages the body and has…
(via breathingforhealth)
Even with all the Mars coverage. This might be the best photoset of the week.
— topher
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This involves geekitude on so many levels. Everything from knowledge of the planet Hoth, to forensics and Newton’s Law of Cooling. Not to mention...
From Discovery News’ Irene Klotz (who is currently at NASA JPL):
NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover sent back its first high-resolution pictures from...
The increased use of bottled water in the United States has been controversial for...
