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Ryefield Avenue, Hillingdon, Uxbridge UB10 9DE
Ryefield Court is a new-concept, purpose-built care home offering spacious care facilities within a luxury environment. The homes pricing policy is all-inclusive - a single weekly fee covers all care, all facilities and all events. This includes a bar… more
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26 Angel Lane, Hayes UB3 2QX
Located within a residential area of Middlesex, Aston House Care Home is a purpose built 48 bedded property offering Dementia, Nursing, Respite and End of Life care. Also providing specialist care for young people with physical disabilities and learning… more
15/17 Ickenham Road, Ruislip HA4 7BZ
Poplars Care Home is an independent residential care home whose aim is to provide a nursing standard quality of care within a homely environment. A stone's throw from Ruislip high street, the former 'Poplars Tea Rooms' building has been adapted to… more
The Green, Swan Road, West Drayton UB7 7PW
Owned by Care UK, Franklin House is a Middlesex facility with 66 beds for use in various nursing, intermediate care and rehabilitation needs. The home works closely with local hospitals and aims its services towards helping wards that might become… more
21 Frithwood Avenue, Northwood HA6 3LY
Frithwood Nursing Home, Northwood is a care home for 20 elderly residents. Located in an English garden setting, residents are aged from 55 years. The emphasis of the home is a positive and enjoyable future and all rooms are fully equipped and furnished… more
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M D Homes
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316 Whitby Road, Eastcote, Ruislip HA4 9EE
Whitby Dene Residential Home is owned by Care UK, who have a celebrated service known for numerous tailor-made care packages throughout the care industry, particularly for elderly, frail and mental health patients. This Middlesex home has a separate… more
Mill Road, West Drayton UB7 7EQ
The Burroughs is a 75-bed care home located in West Drayton, that looks to provide an effective, efficient and friendly care service residents and their loved ones. The home has good wheelchair access and its own secluded garden area, which adds to… more
Harefield Road, Uxbridge UB8 1PP
Clare House provides tailored care packages in a warm and welcoming environment. Care plans are available for those looking for convalescence and respite care, both short-term and long-term as well as nursing care and care for people with Parkinson's. Situated… more
39 High Street, Harefield, Uxbridge UB9 6EB
Located within the tranquil village of Harefield, Cedar House Care Home is a purpose built 42 bedded facility offering dementia nursing, nursing and specialist care. At Cedar House Care Home residents have a choice of lounge areas which feature comfortable… more
34-38 Chester Road, Northwood HA6 1BQ
Seymour House - Northwood, is a new luxury care home for older people providing 24 hour residential and dementia care, with a personal touch. When you're looking for a care home, either for yourself or a loved one, it's important you feel confident… more
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84 Long Lane, Ickenham, Middleex, Uxbridge UB10 8SX
Woodlands Residential Care Home is located in Ickenham just off the A40/M40/M25 and a short distance from local shops and transport links. Woodlands Residential Care Home provides dementia, respite and day care in a comfortable and secure environment. Staff… more
Hill End Road, Harefield, Uxbridge UB9 6UX
The dementia wing at The Harefield is a safe place for people with advanced dementia to receive expert care from well trained staff. As well as providing dementia care, The Harefield also offers palliative, convalescence and respite care in a separate… more
855 Uxbridge Road, Hayes UB4 8HZ
Kingsley Court has been purpose-built to provide quality nursing, with a modern and homely interior, pleasant surroundings and a team of experienced care workers. Each individual has their own care plan and the service is set up to ensure that requirements… more
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Healthcare Homes Group Ltd
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1 Spring Promenade, West Drayton UB7 9GL
Drayton Village Care Centre is highly-suited to the challenges of dementia care, employing a team who adhere to person-centred care plans and put residents at the heart of all decisions taken. The aim is to support a lifestyle chosen by the individual,… more
Grange Road, Hayes UB3 2RR
Hayes Cottage Nursing Home is located in scenic surroundings and offers an ideal interior for carers to specialise in mental health related care, including for adults with dementia and learning disabilities. Respite and palliative packages are also… more
Charville Lane West, Uxbridge UB10 0BY
Parkfield House Nursing Home, in Uxbridge, offers a skilled and friendly approach to many specialist care needs, including dementia, disability and Parkinson's. A homely and spacious living environment is ideal for supporting a relaxing and active… more
10 Canal Way, Summerhouse Lane, Harefield, Uxbridge UB9 6TG
Coppermill Care Centre, in Uxbridge, offers care plans to suit the individual, carried out by qualified professionals. Any risks to health and well-being are thoroughly assessed by the service, while the home looks to support a daily lifestyle that is… more
2 Sandy Lodge Way, Northwood HA6 2AJ
At James House, a caring team of professionals welcome people over the age of 65 who are looking for high quality care and accommodation. Care plans are tailored to the needs of the individual and include support to those who are physically disabled,… more
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Abbeyfield Society
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Ickenham Road, Ruislip HA4 7DP
Blenheim Care Centre is a modern three-storey home, which specialises in a range of residential and nursing needs, including for those living with dementia and offers support to younger service users. The home has 64 en-suite rooms and modern facilities… more
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Lifestyle Care in Partnership with Orchard Care Homes
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1a Derwent Drive, Hayes UB4 8DU
Ashwood Care Home is a modern, three-storey building providing specialist residential and 24-hour nursing care for older residents. All rooms are en-suite and are freshly decorated throughout. Residents are welcome to bring items of personal furnishings… more
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Lifestyle Care in Partnership with Orchard Care Homes
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Brackenhill, Victoria Road, Ruislip HA4 0JH
Brackenbridge House is a 36 bedded purpose built Residential Care home based in South Ruislip. The care that they offer is of a consistently high standard, ensuring that you retain your individuality, dignity and respect at all times. Brackenbridge House… more
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Courtesy of Bill McKenna/Oak Park and Ferut Architect
If you want to bike or walk to work, Oak Park offers some of the safest streets in the country for your commute.
Oak Park ranks seventh in the nation for a policy that aims to protect the safety of all people who use the streets, whether they are walking, biking, driving or taking the bus.
The policy was rated in the top ranks by the National Complete Streets Coalitions based on strength in 10 selected areas. These include the use of the latest design guidelines, easy access for everyone who uses the roadway, and strategies for measuring success. Oak Park was then ranked alongside other communities who adopted polices in 2012. Some 125 communities initiated policies last year.
"We think about complete streets as an approach to making streets … basically and most fundamentally it's a street that works for everybody who uses it," said National Complete Streets Coalition representative Alex Dodds.
In order, the top seven Complete Streets Policies of 2012 were enacted by these communities:
1. Indianapolis, Ind.
2. Hermosa Beach, Calif. (tied)
2. Huntington Park, Calif. (tied)
4. Ocean Shores, Wash.
5. Northfield, Minn.
6. Portland, Maine
7. Oak Park, Ill.
Scores were weighted toward policies based on urban planning research.
This ranking is intended both to celebrate communities who have adopted Complete Streets and to provide examples to communities considering similar policies, according to coalition statement.
Oak Park enacted their Complete Streets policy in January 2012. Funding for drafting the policy came through a Model Communities grant from the Cook County Department of Public Health.
Oak Park's policy calls for continuing progress on: new miles of on-street bicycle routes, new bicycle parking spaces and new or reconstructed accessible curb ramps among others. The town is already implementing the policies.
In all, seven suburban Chicago communities adopted Complete Streets Policies as a part of the grant program: Berwyn, Blue Island, Des Plaines, Forest Park, Hoffman Estates, Lemont, Oak Park. Oak Park received the highest score among them. But Oak Park was the only community included in the current ranking because the other communities enacted their policies before the cut-off date.
The grant program provided workshops and guidance on policies for 38 communities.
The projects are all about giving suburban Cook County healthy choices, said Gina Massuda Barnett, with the Cook County Department of Public Health and director of the grant program. The program provided recipients a number of recommended policies to consider, among them Complete Streets.
"They were giving us support to make sure all of us were successful," said Ellen McKenna, Oak Park's program manager for the project. "They showed us a lot of existing wordings from … other places that had success. You kinda got an idea of what was going to work for your community."
Oak Park's policy built on an existing bike lane plan the community put in place in 2008. McKenna said that the new policy fits well with Oak Park's existing plans.
Stefanie Seskin, national coalition deputy director said Complete Streets is all about "an incremental process. You think about the little things you can do every-time you touch a road and eventually the big projects catch up and you start to see bigger changes in the community."
However tracking the effects of the policy on the health of the community will take more time.
Seskin said that recommending evaluation techniques is a challenge at the national level because there is so much variation in laws and governance structure from state to state.
"We've really focused in on trying to get the people who adopt policies to hold themselves accountable and to include their own kinds of performance measures that are important to them," said Seskin. "Because ultimately Complete Streets is a local movement."


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Who Should the Jacksonville Jaguars Select First Overall in 2013?
"With the first pick in the 2013 NFL draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars select..."
There's no guarantee that Roger Goodell will say those words next April, but with each passing loss, the odds increase that Jacksonville will finish 2013 with the worst record in the NFL.
Though they currently are in line for the second pick thanks to tiebreakers with the Chiefs, there's little doubt the Jags will get an early crack at the best talent college football has to offer.
The Jaguars may well have a complete regime change between now and the draft, meaning it's difficult to know now what direction the rebuild will take.
While there are obvious roster deficiencies on the offensive and defensive lines as well as in the secondary, the biggest problem by far on the roster is the play of quarterback Blaine Gabbert.
Whatever modest improvements he's made (and no one argues there has been some improvement), the fact remains that he still has the lowest YPA in football, and much of his statistical improvements have been artificially generated by constructing an offense that allows him to complete more passes, but at the expense of realistically moving the ball and generating points.
At this stage, Gabbert lags so far behind his peers from the last two draft classes, that the absolute ceiling for his development over the next few seasons would put him only in the middle class of quarterbacks at best.
Jacksonville doesn't have the luxury of waiting four more years in the hope that they produce the next Alex Smith.
If the Jags do move on, the top options would be Geno Smith of West Virginia and Matt Barkley of USC.
As Matt Miller of Bleacher Report points out, Smith is very much a project quarterback. You have to wonder if he's worth the top overall selection, and if the Jaguars will have the patience to deal with a not-quite-pro-ready project so soon after the ill-advised selection of Gabbert, a not-pro-ready spread quarterback himself.
Barkley was a big name before the season, but has acquired a touch of the "USC stink" about him. Recent USC quarterbacks haven't lit the NFL on fire, and Barkley has a reputation that is partially built on the skill of the talent around him.
Neither quarterback feels like a top-five selection, let alone a first overall.
Of course, if the Jaguars could trade down, they may be able to still select a quarterback while adding additional talent as well. Second round options could include Mike Glennon of NC State or Tyler Wilson of Arkansas.
Should the Jaguars decide to hold fast with Gabbert thanks to a lack of viable replacements, they will have a variety of quality defensive players to choose from, depending on whether they hire a new coach.
Jarvis Jones of Georgia could be an outstanding pass rusher if they hire a 3-4 coach, and Manti Te'o has defensive coordinators all over the NFL drooling over his strength, play-making ability and obvious leadership and personal qualities.
There are strong defensive line options as well ranging from Star Lotuleli of Utah, Damontre Moore from Texans A&M, and Barkevious Mingo of LSU.
In many ways, this is not an ideal draft for a team looking to rebuild an offense that is among the worst in the NFL. Most of the top talent is defensive, and many of the skill position players project more as mid-first round picks.
The Jaguars should not make the same mistake that the Browns and Dolphins made in recent years of taking a lineman early. Even if that player develops into a perpetually Pro Bowler like way Joe Thomas and Jake Long did, the offense around them can still languish.
There may not be a franchise savior at the top of the 2013 draft, so the pressure will be on whoever ultimately phones in the pick to find a corner-stone type player that can be built around.
There won't be any quick fix in Jacksonville, but adding the right building block will go a long way to restoring the fortunes of the franchise.
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He was suffered and cured prostate gland in 2013 through surgery and till that time to now he was OK but three months ago he had a problem of extra urine or we can say frequently urine problem I, e 15 times in a night. We have consult urologist and also have done so many tests but problem is as it is. He only feel relieve during medicines. Now the major problem arises now a days is insomnia and huge swelling on face and all. Doctors told to consult no one. What should we do? We don't understand please give advice us.
Cancer today is not as rare as it once was. Today, cancer affects the young and old alike. One of the reasons for this is the pollution in particular air and water pollution that we are exposed to on daily basis.
The air we breathe in today is a mixture of smoke, particulate matter and noxious gases that causes great harm to our bodies. Amongst these, particulate matter that is smaller than 2.5 millionths of a metre is the worst.
These particle matters are emitted into the air from car exhausts, industrial exhausts, coal fires, wood stoves etc. While the body's natural defences help keep larger particle matter out of the system by sneezing or coughing it out, smaller particle matter enters the body easily. These then get trapped in the lungs and enter the bloodstream. Particle matter has in particular been linked to increasing number of lung cancer cases. Apart from lung cancer, coal tar particle matter has been linked to bladder cancer, soot to oesophageal cancer and benzene and other pesticides to leukaemia.
Radon is another source of air pollution that is emitted from the ground. In some cases, radon can also be emitted through the water. As this gas decays, it releases tiny particles that when inhaled bombard the lung cells with radiation that can cause radiation. Smoking can worsen this effect and increase a person's risk of suffering from lung cancer. Both first-hand and second-hand smoking have also been linked to breast cancer. Apart from trying to reduce emissions to lower air pollution, it is also important to clean filets of air conditions, etc. regularly to lower indoor air pollution. Preventing the smoking of tobacco in public spaces can also help improve air quality.
All pollutants emitted by us eventually find their way into the water we drink. Even if you are not drinking contaminated water, merely, showering or swimming in contaminated water can make your body more vulnerable to the carcinogens in it. Common water pollutants include arsenic, hazardous waste, animal waste, radon, chemicals and asbestos. Drinking water with concentrated amounts of arsenic has been linked to cancer of the lungs, liver, kidney and bladder while the chlorine used to treat drinking water increases the risk of bladder and rectal cancer.
To reduce the risks of cancer caused by polluted water, it is essential to reduce disinfectant by products by keeping water treatment facilities updated and promote green chemistry and alternative assessments to reduce pollution as a whole. If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult an oncologist.
Hi. I'm house wife and I have problems of Breast. I need help. I have to do hard work daily but very uncomfortable feel gets pain in breast.
I am suffering from breast pain and itching so much for last one week I am only 25 years girl please tell me it reason and what to do.
I am just 19 ,and I think my liver is not working properly because my stomach is gurgling (gudgudana) so much specially in night and also I had so much gas? Is this is symptoms of liver cancer, because my uncle had some condition and at the last stage we found he had liver cancer?
My KUB ultrasound shows prostate weight of 25 grams, and REDUCED ECHOES from prostate. My urinary frequency is higher than normal, and I also get up one to two times during sleep to urinate. Ejaculation causes mild burning and discomfort in lower abdomen and sometimes penis. ALSO, in August 2015, I had a very severe bout of pain and burning in my genitals (penis, scrotum, perineum) and lower abdomen (just above penis). It lasted for 3 months. It was triggered by frequent ejaculation. Since then, I have reduced the frequency of ejaculation to once a week. What could I be suffering from? Should I get TRUS or PSA test done? What do reduced echoes from prostate signify?
The prostate gland, an essential part of the male reproductive system grows throughout your life. As you grow older, it becomes imperative to keep this organ healthy.
Here's what you can do to maintain a healthy prostate:
1. Workout to stay fit: Exercising regularly and maintaining an optimum weight can help to keep your prostate gland at an optimal health. Several types of research have revealed the beneficial aspects of exercising. It's said that physically active men are less likely to suffer from enlarged prostate if they performed a physical activity of low to moderate intensity. Likewise, physically active men who ran for 90 to 108 minutes are 20% less likely to develop erectile dysfunction.
2. Eat fruits and vegetables: Including fruits and vegetables in your diet can help to maintain a healthy prostate. Guava, papaya, tomato and watermelon are some of the options that spell good for your prostate. Vegetables like cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli and Brussels sprouts should also be included to boost the health of the gland. Ideally, you should have about 5 servings of fruits and vegetables daily.
3. Have more soy products: Eating more soy products like tofu, soy flour, soy nuts can help to keep cancer of the prostate at bay. A study published in the British Journal of Urology International revealed that men who had soy products saw a 40% decrease in their risk of developing an enlarged prostate.
4. Have selenium-rich foods: Having foods rich in selenium (a powerful trace mineral) like tuna, eggs, cashews, onions, garlic, etc can reduce your risk of developing prostate cancer.
5. Say yes to healthy fats and no to trans and saturated fats: Choosing healthy fats like avocados, nuts, and olive oil can aid in boosting prostate health. At the same time, limiting saturated fats and trans fat intake are vital for keeping the prostate gland healthy. If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult an urologist.
Only men have prostate gland, and it surrounds that part of the tube which carries urine out of the body from the bladder. When cells in this gland start growing without any control and get clumped with each other, they form tumors. It is then the chances of prostate cancer arise in the men's body. These tumors can be malignant, and they can kill the healthy tissues of your body and spread to other body parts.
Chances of getting prostate cancer
The chances of getting prostate cancer are among men who are over 65 years of age. The ratio of getting prostate cancer is one among six men. It is more common in black men compared to white men, Hispanic men and Asian men. Moreover, when there is history of prostate cancer in your family, the chances of having prostate cancer increases. Now, let's find out the symptoms that will let you know that you may have prostate cancer.
Symptoms of prostate cancer
There are different stages of prostate cancer and depending upon the stage you can get to know various symptoms. However, the problem is that in the early stages there are no specific symptoms of prostate cancer. Certain urinary symptoms may suggest that you are suffering from prostate cancer. Such symptoms are
- Frequent urination
- Difficulty with starting urine flow
- Urination that burns
- Blood in the urine
- Weak flow, or 'dribbling'
These symptoms always do not mean that you are suffering from prostate cancer, as these symptoms may be there when your prostate gland gets enlarged. Another symptom associated with prostate cancer is pain in different parts of the body. When the cancerous cells spread they cause pain around the prostate gland. There can be pain in the hips, pelvis, and lower back or upper thighs.
Prostate gland also plays a major role in the male reproductive system. Thus, if there is any sexual dysfunction, there are chances that it may be due to prostate cancer. If you are having a problem in getting an erection or maintaining it also becomes difficult, one problem can be prostate cancer. Sometimes you may experience painful ejaculation, which also points towards chances of having prostate cancer.
Thus, if you experience any of the above mentioned symptoms, its right time to get to your physician. Remember that as there are no early symptoms, the moment you find any of these symptoms, you should consult to a doctor.
Hi Doctor, can neck ultrasound detect Throat cancer? Can it give an clear understanding of Throat cancer?
Since some time I have been feeling a pain just below my left breast. It comes and it goes then I feel it again once in a time. I have gone to many doctors, they have checked my breast manually to find any lump, I have done ecg, ecography but they found nothing. I have done done blood tests where it shows that I'm suffering from osteoporosis. But still I feel the pain, so please advice me what next step should I take.
Sir, A case diagnosis of cervical cancer (cervix) by ims bhu. Want treatment at AIIMS DELHI. COST? cervix in advance stage. Please help patient age 55.
Oral cancer is the uncontrollable growth of cells called tumors that invade and damage the tissues surrounding it is in or around the mouth. Oral cancer, like all other types of cancer, is life threatening if not diagnosed and treated in the early stages. There are eight types of oral cancer namely cancer in the throat, sinuses, hard and soft palate, floor of the mouth, gums, cheeks, tongue and lips. Dentists are usually the first ones to notice and detect the signs and symptoms of oral cancer. This condition is also known as oral cavity cancer. The risk factors and symptoms of oral cancer are mentioned below.
The symptoms of oral cancer, especially in the first stages, seem non-threatening and similar to common oral problems. However, visiting the doctor is mandatory to rule out cancer as an option. If you suffer from one or more of the following symptoms, visit your dentist immediately.
- Thickenings and swellings, lumps or bumps, crusts, eroded areas or rough spots on the lips, gums or surrounding regions inside or around the mouth.
- Bleeding in the mouth that is unexplainable.
- Persistent sores near and around the mouth or throat that bleed easily and may take more than two weeks to heal.
- Unexplained numbness or pain and tenderness in the mouth, throat or face.
- Development of patches, which are usually speckled, red or white in the mouth.
- Sudden weight loss.
- Excruciating pain in your ear.
- Loose teeth.
- Difficulty in swallowing.
- Lumps in your neck.
- Stiffness or pain in your jaw.
- Pain in your tongue.
- Dentures that fit poorly.
Risk factor:
Men above 50 years of age face the greatest risk of developing oral cancer. Women are at a much lower risk of developing oral cancer than men. The following factors increase your risk of developing oral cancer:
- Smoking cigarettes, cigars or pipes
- Snuff, dips or chewing tobacco
- Excessive consumption of alcohol
- History of oral or other types of cancer in the family
- Chronic sun exposure, especially facial exposure
- Sexually transmitted virus such as HPV
- Diagnosed of oral cancer previously.
Respected doctor in ref to my earlier query the CT scan report shows that actually the cancer is in area of pancreas and from that place it struck to liver and doctors has told us that it is the last stage but the patient is taking proper diet and there is not a single sign of jaundice or fever but only patient is losing the weight as he loses 22 kg in one month is there any therapy or medicine by which we can enhance their life to some extent.
Hi doc. Since 5 years (from 2011) I am diagnosed with fibroadenoma. I was OK as d size was just 1.8 mm but now it has started pain and d size has also increased to2. 7 mm I am really v much worried abt it, as I am gonna get married in may 17. Did many medication like Ayurveda homeo allopathy. But no result. I want to ask you that can I get married? Will it effect my conceiving rate. Will I have any problem in feeding. And suggest me some gud Dr. who can cure did. If I don't get it operated will it turn into malignant after marriage. Or is it gud to operate it bfre marriage. Pls pls help me out. God bless you.
Generally identified as a rare and uncommon phenomenon, vaginal cancer most often occurs in the cells present in the outer lining of the vagina, also called the birth canal. Although primary vaginal cancer is rare and unusual, there are various other types of vaginal cancer that originate elsewhere in the body, but have spread over to your vagina.
Depending upon the nature of origin, vaginal cancer can be divided into the following types:
- Vaginal adenocarcinoma, beginning in the glandular cells on the surface of your vagina
- Vaginal sarcoma, developing in the connective tissue cells and multiple cells lining the walls of your vagina
- Vaginal squamous cell carcinoma, originates in the squamous cells lining the surface of the bacteria
- Vaginal melanoma, developing in melanocytes, the pigment producing cells in your vagina
Symptoms: As vaginal cancer progresses from one stage to the next, you may experience any one of the following signs and symptoms:
- Diluted, watery vaginal discharge
- Painful urination
- Constipation
- Odd cases vaginal bleeding, for instance, after menopause or after intercourse
- Formation of lumps in your vagina
- Frequent and regular urination
- Pelvic pain
Causes: Normally, cancer develops when healthy cells undergo genetic mutations, subsequently leading to the uncontrollable growth of abnormal cells. Cancer cells are known to break off from pre-existing tumors and can easily spread everywhere, in what is referred to as metastasize.
Beyond the natural process of development, here are a few factors, which may further contribute to the growth of cancerous cells:
- Increasing age
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The wife of the chief judicial magistrate of Gurgaon district court was found dead under mysterious circumstances at a park in the Police Lines complex around 7 on Wednesday evening.
"We are investigating the matter and would be able to say anything only after the post-mortem results come," said commissioner of police Alok Mittal.
The body of 24-year-old Geetanjali bore two bullet injuries, said deputy commissioner of police (west) Surender Pal. The two gunshot wounds — one to the chin and the other to the chest — are believed to have been caused by a .32-bore pistol, which was also recovered from the spot.
Police sources said prima facie it looked to be a case of suicide as the pistol, manufactured at the ordnance factory in Kanpur, belongs to her husband Ravnit Garg.
Reportedly, Geetanjali had left their house in Friends Colony — a residential complex of state police officials — at around four in the evening for her usual evening walk. Later, her dead body was spotted by some children playing in the park, cops said.
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A 'behind closed doors' deal struck between the Government and the Association of British Insurers (ABI) to agree legal reforms for the benefit insurers has been brought to light. Incredibly the deal saw the government acquiesce to the multimillion pound insurance industry by deciding to impose legal costs on mesothelioma sufferers.
Leading law firm Thompsons Solicitors has long campaigned alongside asbestos and other victims' support groups for greater transparency about the relationship between the ABI and the current Government.
When The Legal Aid, Sentencing & Punishment of Offenders Act (LASPO) was introduced on 1 April 2013, Parliament exempted mesothelioma claims from the Act's requirement that claimants pay legal costs and mandated Government to conduct a review and publish a report on the likely effect of LASPO on mesothelioma claimants.
In December 2013, The Ministry of Justice announced its decision to remove the LASPO exemption from mesothelioma claims, and in March 2014 published a report containing a cost benefit analysis seeking to justify that decision. In response the Justice Select Committee set up an inquiry.
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At a Justice Select Committee evidence session on Tuesday, 13 May Ian McFall, National Head of Asbestos Litigation at Thompsons, stated his belief that a deal had been done between Government and the insurance industry designed to fund the Mesothelioma Act 2014 while delivering substantial, long-term savings to the insurance industry.
McFall told the Committee the proposals were "presented as measures that would speed up the compensation claims process, but the real agenda and the actual outcome …[was] significant financial savings to the insurance industry through reducing the transaction costs of mesothelioma claims."
Asked by Labour MP John McDonnell whether he thought the deal between Government and the insurance industry included lifting the LASPO exemption in return for funding the Mesothelioma Act, McFall replied: "Others will form their own conclusions, but that is precisely how I see it."
James Dalton, Head of Motor and Liability at the ABI, evaded giving a direct answer when repeatedly pressed by John McDonnell MP to comment on whether a deal with Government included removing the LASPO exemption, leading McDonnell to state: "I think we'll take that as a yes."
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Following the existence and terms of the agreement coming to light, Ian McFall said:
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Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death and disability in the world. The main underlying cause of cardiovascular diseases is atherosclerosis. High risk of atherosclerosis is often associated with viral infection, with HIV infection presenting an example of such association. We have recently established that HIV, through its protein Nef, interacts with ABCA1 and interferes with ABCA1-dependent cholesterol efflux. Mutations in ABCA1 are known to be associated with high risk of atherosclerosis, but for the first time a non- genetic mechanism of impairment of cholesterol efflux pathway has been described. This application focuses on molecular characterization of this mechanism and its contribution to HIV-induced atherosclerosis, however, this mechanism may represent a general phenomenon playing role in atherosclerosis associated with infection. Proposed studies will be performed by addressing the following Specific Aims.
Specific Aim 1. Establish whether HIV exploits ABCA1-dependent cholesterol trafficking to divert cholesterol flow to lipid rafts (the sites of viral assembly).
Specific Aim 2. To investigate the mechanisms and metabolic consequences of interaction between Nef and ABCA1.
Specific Aim 3. Characterize the effects of Nef on development of atherosclerosis in vivo. The rationale for the proposed research is that knowledge acquired in this research may facilitate new approaches to treat cardiovascular complications of HIV disease by preventing Nef-mediated impairment of ABCA1. We also expect to gain knowledge about biological mechanisms regulating ABCA1 intracellular trafficking in infected and normal cells, thus extending the applications of this research to non-viral atherosclerosis. We are especially well prepared to successfully complete the proposed studies, as we were the first to characterize the effect of HIV infection on reverse cholesterol transport, and we have a long history of successful collaboratio supported by several previous NIH awards.
The proposed studies are highly relevant to public health as they address important problems related to clinical and basic cardiovascular research, including why HIV infection increases the risk of atherosclerosis and coronary artery disease, and may also provide clues to dislipidemia observed in HIV-infected patients. These studies are expected to establish a link between the viral infection and atherosclerosis;such link may help understand the contribution of other viral infections to pathogenesis of atherosclerosis. In addition, the proposed studies will define the mechanisms regulating physiological turnover of ABCA1 and thus may contribute to development of new therapeutic agents to treat atherosclerosis.
|Prasad, Vinayaka R; Bukrinsky, Michael I (2014) New clues to understanding HIV nonprogressors: low cholesterol blocks HIV trans infection. MBio 5:e01396-14
|Jacob, Daria; Hunegnaw, Ruth; Sabyrzyanova, Tatyana A et al. (2014) The ABCA1 domain responsible for interaction with HIV-1 Nef is conformational and not linear. Biochem Biophys Res Commun 444:19-23
|Sviridov, Dmitri; Bukrinsky, Michael (2014) Interaction of pathogens with host cholesterol metabolism. Curr Opin Lipidol 25:333-8
|Dubrovsky, Larisa; Van Duyne, Rachel; Senina, Svetlana et al. (2012) Liver X receptor agonist inhibits HIV-1 replication and prevents HIV-induced reduction of plasma HDL in humanized mouse model of HIV infection. Biochem Biophys Res Commun 419:95-8
|Morrow, Matthew P; Grant, Angela; Mujawar, Zahedi et al. (2010) Stimulation of the liver X receptor pathway inhibits HIV-1 replication via induction of ATP-binding cassette transporter A1. Mol Pharmacol 78:215-25
|Crowe, Suzanne M; Westhorpe, Clare L V; Mukhamedova, Nigora et al. (2010) The macrophage: the intersection between HIV infection and atherosclerosis. J Leukoc Biol 87:589-98


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Potentially the largest imbalance in the market currently is one of perception. The vast majority of investors and traders have been lulled into a complacent state by watching the Volatility Index or VIX decline to near all-time lows, as the S&P 500 has rocketed to all-time highs in a parabolic move.
Clearly, the attempt of the Fed has been to reduce volatility and restore confidence in markets by adding huge amounts of liquidity to the financial system. This started with efforts to quell the financial crisis by flooding the system with liquidity. As years have passed and the "money printing" has increased (currently $85 billion per month), the goal of stabilizing the financial system has morphed into an attempt to add value to the economy--something the Fed is not capable of doing. The Fed can only create the illusion of value--liquidity.
The Adjusted Monetary Base chart below gives a picture of the liquidity that is currently pent up in the financial system.
Volatility is generally considered to be the size of the move in relation to time. Looking from an unbiased point of view, it would seem that either a large move up or down in a short period of time would qualify as volatility. Volatility, as it can be seen in the S&P 500's rocket-like move upward over the last few months and years, fueled by huge amounts of liquidity, qualifies in my view as rather extreme volatility but it is not being perceived as such by most investors, because the market is going up, not down.
When the market turns and has a significant drop, the perception of volatility will likely become much more realistic. However, investors need not wait to see this volatility coming into the market--look no further than a chart of the S&P 500 to see the parabolic move up. This is clearly not a stable market that is devoid of actual volatility, no matter what the VIX says. The VIX will react to the volatility once it is perceived.
It appears to me that this radical move up in stocks, which has been largely fuelled by extreme liquidity, has been in the process of turning from a situation where the added liquidity suppresses volatility, to one where the liquidity actually feeds the volatility. My view, which is highly subjective, is that this line was crossed after the S&P 500 passed the 1100-1200 range on its way up, as measured against fundamentals and the ever swinging pendulum of fear and greed. After that point the Fed's actions have crossed the line from suppressing a crisis to attempting to add value, or so it seems to me.
Given that the market participant's perception has been so biased in the direction of believing that the liquidity is suppressing volatility, it is not hard to see how easily this perception could change with a turn in the markets. Going long the VIX may hold the potential for investors to see significant gains when the markets and perceptions come closer to equilibrium.
There are wide range of ETFs and ETNs that can be used to trade the VIX. Please do thorough research before choosing and entering them as many of them carry significant risks, due to such issues as; roll loss, contango, leverage, etc. Some of these names have been heavily shorted. The (NYSEARCA:VXX), for example, recently had a short interest of about 79%. Tickers include: CVOL, IVOP, SVXY, TVIX, TVIZ, UVXY, VIIX, VIIZ, VIXM, VIXY, VQT, VXZ, XIV, XVIX, XVZ, XXV, ZIV
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Nausicaa.net has posted a few more details about Ponyo on a Cliff, Hayao Miyazaki's next animated film currently scheduled for release in the summer of 2008. The movie will supposedly feature parent/child relationships as a central theme of the film, and was inspired by the elder Miyazaki's musings on his contentious relationship with his son […]
Ghibli Announces "Ponyo" as Miyazaki's Next Picture
Hayao Miyazaki's next film has been announced as Gake no ue no Ponyo (Ponyo on a Cliff), Variety reports. The new feature will get a summer 2008 release via Toho Producer Studio Ghibli says the film, about a goldfish princess who wants to become human, will eschew any use of CG, with Miyazaki giving it […]
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Variety reports that Tales from Earthsea (Gedo Senki), the Studio Ghibli film directed by Goro Miyazaki, was the No. 1 box office hit in Japan for 2006, earning $63.2 million. Fifth was Death Note: The Last Name, a live action film based on the manga by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, with $43 million. Notably, […]
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Great and informative tour with interesting guide
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It was a very well organized tour.First part of the tour was a visit of Paestum with it's beautiful temples.The tour guide told us a lot of about the history of the area what was interesting to hear.To visit Paestum museum was worth to do because of it's frescoes,pottery,sculpture.We visited Salerno in the second part of the tour.We didn't spend a lot of time in a town but it was enough time to see the main places of interest:Cathedral,small town museum.
Long day to see incredible ruins in Paestum w/. little time in Salerno
We booked a tour to Salerno/Paestum because we wanted to check out the Greek ruins but didn't want to deal with taking multiple trains/buses to get there from Sorrento. We had a really nice day and it was fairly relaxing, since we were on a bus for about 5 hours. We didn't receive any sort of detailed itinerary, but essentially we drove to Salerno (with a strop to take pictures at a viewpoint of the Bay of Salerno), visited a church as a group, and then had 30 minutes of free time in Salerno. We didn't get much guidance on what to do with that limited amount of time, so we just walked around by the water. Lunch was pretty good and restaurant on the edge of the ruins. At the ruins, I wish we had covered everything there (a few things in my Rick Steve's book weren't covered), but we spent a good amount of time there and inside the museum. Our guide's English wasn't great, but my RS book provided some back-up info. Overall, I recommend this tour!