Does Anyone Have Any New Information About ATTP?(Acute Thrombosesis Thrombotnec Purpura)?
Question by CocoChanel: Does anyone have any new information about ATTP?(Acute Thrombosesis Thrombotnec Purpura)?
I spent 3 months in the hospital, underwent 2 surgeries, all of my organs failed, so I endured round after round of dialasis & blood transfusions. Not that I knew, I was in a coma on full life support for 2 &1/2 of those 3 months. I received “Last Rites” TWICE because the doctors assumed I would not survive long enough for my parish priest to arrive,so the hospital chaplain came by, just in case. My mother had to tell my son(who had recently turned10)that Mommy was going to Heaven soon. FINALLY, with the excellent notes of my rheumatologist, a visiting hemotologist worked through the choaos created by the other doctors. He diagnoised my ATTP. I received 11 rounds of ferrisis & woke up 17 hours after the final treatment.
Wow, you have no idea how difficult this was for me to write…
My point is this, it’s been 5 long hard years of recovery & RESEARCH,so aside from my need to just release all of this out into the void. Does anyone have any new information? (sorry for any S&G errors)
Judge: With or Without Grant, OWI Court to Launch
Judge: With or without grant, OWI Court to launch
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In typical “treatment court” formats, participants are required to attend frequent court sessions and meetings with probation and parole officials, to undergo treatment for addiction and to wear electronic monitors capable of detecting the level of …
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Kinex Pharmaceuticals Announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration …
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Less Crime Would Fix Jail Problem
Less crime would fix jail problem
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Following suit to this act, we could strengthen probation supervision for released offenders, and work to develop programs that offer drug rehabilitation for first-time drug offenders. Not only would this help in our overcrowding, but would also help …
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Life science innovations: How are computers and robots helping pharma R&D?
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Are We Supposed to Feel Sorry for These People?
Question by JayBee: Are we supposed to feel sorry for these people?
Who is the spin-meister behind this story?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070613/lf_nm/usa_immigration_raids_dc
If you were a parent who REALLY cared for your children, why would you EVER put them in a situation where they could be separated from you?
This situation is NO DIFFERENT than a parent selling drugs risking they could be busted and sent to prison, thus being separated from their children.
The law is the law – you break the law, you must be prepared to pay the consequence.
New Hampshire's Addiction to Prescription Drugs Higher Than National Average
New Hampshire's addiction to prescription drugs higher than national average
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Prescription pain reliever abuse among ages 18-25 in New Hampshire is still well above the national average and the average in other Northeast states, according to the report, “Prescription Pain Medication Misuse.” About 12.3 percent of people ages 18 …
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Options limited for getting clean
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Is the Venom of Some Snakes Used in Medicines?
Question by mits4u2005: Is the venom of some snakes used in medicines?
Best answer:
Answer by garfyldrox
COBRA
Heart Patients May Have New Medicinal Snake Blood thinner from venom should be safer, easier to use
Coumadin, the popular but troublesome blood thinner, may soon have to make way for a new drug that seems to work more predictably and safely. Patients will have researchers to thank, along with a not-quite-usual suspect: the cobra.
The drug, derived from cobra venom, is expected to reach pharmacies within 18 months under the brand name Exanta.