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AMU teachers honoured - Vimarsana News

AMU teachers honoured

ALIGARH : Prof Adeeb Alam Khan and Prof Abdul Waris, Department of Ophthalmology, J.N. Medical College, Aligarh Muslim University have been honoured with the Distinguished Ophthalmic Teachers of India award, in recognition of their long teaching expe

Pharmacists play crucial role in delivering healthcare to diabetic patients–expert - Vimarsana News

Pharmacists play crucial role in delivering healthcare to diabetic patients–expert

Pharmacists have a crucial role to play in delivering healthcare services to Filipinos especially to diabetic patients with peripheral neuropathy (PN). “Pharmacists are an integral part of the healthcare team that can provide valuable support to patients with PN, yet often we are underutilized. Pharmacists are often the first point…

Comparative genomic analysis between systemic juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and type 1 diabetes - Vimarsana News

Comparative genomic analysis between systemic juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and type 1 diabetes

Shared genetic markers and immune system involvement in sJRA and T1D.

Mountain Peaks Family Practice Announces 23 Years of Service to Utah Valley Families - Vimarsana News

Mountain Peaks Family Practice Announces 23 Years of Service to Utah Valley Families

Mountain Peaks Family Practice has been servicing local patients for 23 years! We offer a variety of services to ensure that your family is properly cared for.

How Psychiatry Turned General Difficulties in Adaptation into "Real Illnesses Just Like Diabetes" - Vimarsana News

How Psychiatry Turned General Difficulties in Adaptation into "Real Illnesses Just Like Diabetes"

INTRODUCTION    One of the problems in the present debate about neurochemical imbalances is that almost every word in the English language has at least two meanings, and sometimes four or five.  Some English speakers deplore this state of affairs and regard it as an endless source of confusion.  Others consider it an indication of the richness of the language and its ability to express finely tuned nuances.  Others use it as a tool of obfuscation. In ordinary English, as spoken and written by ordinary people, the terms illness and disease are largely synonymous, and they mean: a malada...