PSA Levels Reduced with Statins

A recent study has shown that the levels of prostate specific antigen (PSA), a marker of prostate cancer, lower in men who take statin drugs. This may lower the risk of advanced prostate cancer in men, reports the study published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, but it is not clear how statins may be able to fight cancer. 

High levels of PSA are associated with prostate cancer and other benign conditions of the prostate. Generally men who have high levels of this antigen are recommended to have a biopsy of the prostate. In the present study, the researchers tried to trace the changes in the levels of PSA with statins in about 1,214 men who took the drug. Researcher Robert J. Hamilton, MD, MPH, reported that after starting the use of statin, the level of PSA reduced by 1.4% and this reduction in the level of antigen was proportional to the reduction in the levels of cholesterol with statins. 

Although the average reduction of PSA was less, men who started with high levels of PSA, about 2.5 ng/mL or more, along with a high decrease in the reduction of cholesterol had a greater decrease in the levels of PSA (17.4%). 

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Five Business Tips From a Buddhist Billionaire

Kazuo Inamori, the Japanese entrepreneur who founded two multi-billion dollar companies and rescued another, is known for his management philosophy. Here are five of his ideas.

1. Question your motive

Inamori is a Buddhist, and zen — the Japanese word for "good" — is at the heart of his thinking. Zen means being universally virtuous in anybody’s eyes, he writes in his book “A Passion for Success.” Serving one’s own interests in business is never enough: the motive has to be good for others as well.

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10 Dos and Don'ts When Launching a Business

By Kimberly Palmer

If you're ready to get your business off the ground but aren't quite sure where to start, here are five do's and five don'ts, based on interviews with dozens of successful side business owners.

Do's:

1. Make sure you're ready.

Do you worry about losing your job? Do you wish you could earn more money? Is your full-time job and personal life stable enough that you can dedicate at least one to two hours a week to a new pursuit? If you answered "yes" to those questions, then it's time to consider launching your own venture.

 

2. Choose the right business for you.

Side businesses generally fall into six primary categories: creating products, providing services, running a business, helping others, doing physical work and performing. Take time to do a self-assessment of your own talents, interests and skills to see what might work best for you, and where you're most likely to find customers.

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Empower Yourself With Medical Hypnosis - Dr. Hillel Mazansky

For the last 16 years Dr. Hillil Mazansky has studied the field of complementary medicine ever since he has explored the fields of Longevity Medicine and Hypnosis.  

Although some people might associate Hypnosis with magicians and therapists, the idea of relaxing your mind and harnessing that energy towards easing chronic or acute pain is a practice that has shown promising results. In one study during the late 1990’s, the National Institutes of Health discovered that hypnosis, used properly, was able to ease pain that was experienced by Cancer patients. In addition to Cancer patients, hypnosis has also benefited patients who have experienced Burns, Rheumatoid arthritis, Anxiety, and much more. Even post-surgery hypnosis has proven to expedite the recovery process. 

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10 Website Design Tips for Your Small Business [Deluxe.com]

Research shows that the first place the vast majority of consumers turn for information on local businesses is the Internet. That means your customers and prospects are looking for you online, from their laptops as well as tablets and mobile devices. In other words, your business needs to be online.

Whether you have a website that needs to be improved, or don’t yet have a website, be sure to apply these 10 tips to help you get the website your business needs and deserves.

1. Incorporate Keywords

In order for search engines to understand what’s on your page and better connect you to potential visitors, you need to have your most important information (keywords) included in your website. These typically are embedded during the meta-tagging process in the following three key areas:

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The Cosmic Game – Reflections with Dr. Badri Rickhi

The Cosmic Game – Reflections, a book about spirituality with advice for those seeking to enhance their spiritual connection. The author, Dr. Rickhi shares his discoveries and approach for those who wish to explore their spirituality.

Dr. Badri Rickhi is a psychiatrist in the Department of Medicine at the University of Calgary. Due to his passion and hard work, Dr. Rickhi has many accomplishments which include:

• appointed advisor to Health Canada on complementary therapies and with the World Health Organization
• receiving the most prestigious award in the field of Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM): the Dr. Rogers Prize.
• holding the Research Chair position with the Canadian Institute of Natural and Integrative Medicine.
• becoming a member of the Steering Committee of the Consortium of Academic Centers for Integrative Medicine
• developed at home Spirituality Programs which have been scientifically investigated and published in peer-reviewed medical journals

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Your SEO Checklist: 4 Steps to Optimizing Your Website

In his book Ultimate Guide to Optimizing Your Website, SEO and online marketing expert Jon Rognerud shows you how to build a high-performance website and get top ranking on all search engines. In this edited excerpt, the author outlines a broad strategy for successfully optimizing your website.

Step 1: Target Market Business Analysis

Website analysis. Analysis of meta sets/keywords, visible text and code to deter­mine how well you're positioned for search engines. For example, how much code do you have on a page compared to text?

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10 Critical SEO Tips and Tricks for Small Businesses

Richie Contartesi

For starters, there are NO tricks with SEO. I used that in my title purely to capture your attention. SEO is a lot like weight loss, we are always looking for tricks, but there is only one true way, healthy eating and exercise. Same goes with SEO, there is only high quality content and not spamming. Ok, now that I got that off my chest and before we get to the infographic, let me explain exactly how SEO is broken down. SEO has two main categories, onsite and offsite. In the infographic below, we will thoroughly examine onsite SEO, but before we get there, it is crucial to understand the difference of each. For starters, google has put a larger emphasis on on-page SEO. Hence why I have been talking more about it on my blog. Any who, lets break down the difference...

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ACI Resuscitation - The Basics of CPR with Danni Gomes

Danni Gomes is a graduate of the University of Bridgeport, Fones School of Dental Hygiene, and has been practicing Dental Hygiene for the past 18 years.  In addition, Ms. Gomes has been teaching students at the New York University College of Dentistry's Dental Hygiene Department and at Eastern International College for the Dental Hygiene Department. She is constantly contributing to the field of Dental Hygiene as a health care provider for her patients and as a mentor to her students.

While Ms. Gomes’ established a reputable name for herself in the field of Dental Hygiene, she embarked on another mission which has experienced great success. In 2012, she became the founder of ACI Resuscitation, an organization developed to empower individuals to act quickly in life threatening emergencies. ACI Resuscitation provides CPR, First-Aid, and AED training to individuals that are seeking those certifications. http://aci-resuscitation.com/
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Ten Tips for New Small Businesses - nolo.com

by: Beth Laurence, J.D.

1. Save up as much money as possible before starting.

All too often, people go into business without any savings, exclusively using loan money from friends, banks, or the SBA. They except to be able to start paying the loans back right away with their profits. What these business owners don't realize is that it can take months or years to make a profit. And once a lender discovers a business isn't as profitable as expected, the lender is likely to call in the loan or refuse to renew it for another year. Often new business owners then have to take out home equity loans or use credit cards to pay off their loans (which puts their home and credit rating at risk). For more information, see Nolo's Business Financing FAQ.

A better plan is to save up as much of the needed investment money as possible, including your living expenses for the first year, or even two. Odds are that your business won't be profitable for one to two years. Even if you get plenty of business coming your way -- and your customers pay you on time, which isn't always a sure thing -- you'll want to be able to invest most of that money back in the business for space, equipment, advertising, and insurance needs.

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The Importance of Diversity in Leadership and Life with Dr. Neelum Aggarwal

Every voice needs an outlet to be heard and when the information you are sharing is important to the success of your peers and mentees, having an outlet becomes even more critical. Often in the workplace- whether it is a hospital, doctor’s office or business, women and minorities lack the confidence to fill leadership positions- and that confidence needs to be built.

Integrating diversity and inclusion into not only your work, but also your personal life can be a challenge. So to help our listeners overcome this challenge, our host Anthony Figliola sits down with Dr. Neelum Aggarwal, the Chief Diversity Officer at the American Medical Women's Association to discuss why there is a lack of participation on the part of women and minorities in leadership, how organizations can increase participation as well as how to gain access to the tools needed to improve their roles at all levels of their careers.

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Dr. Neelum T. Aggarwal, MD

Neelum Aggarwal is a clinical-researcher and neurologist with expertise in Alzheimer's disease and aging. Continuing to lead an established career in medicine, Dr. Aggarwal specializes in minority health and wellness issues. Her specialization also includes clinical drug and brain autopsy studies.

Dr. Aggarwal was recently appointed as the first Chief Diversity Officer at the American Medical Women's Association. In this role, Dr. Aggarwal is prized with ensuring that diversity and inclusion efforts are maintained throughout the country. Dr. Aggarwal is a renowned physician who has been featured on local networks in Chicago to offer her expertise and share her research.

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Learning About Heart Disease with Cardiologist - Dr. Andrew Freeman

In the United States, Heart Disease has become one of the fastest growing concerns for most Americans. Research released by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggests that 1 out of every 4 people will be affected by some sort of Heart Disease in their lifetime. The cost of medicating and providing health care services for people with heart disease grosses over 108 billion dollars each year. Many people have begun to refer to heart disease as a new epidemic that is severely impacting our population.

Today we are speaking with Dr. Andrew Freeman, an expert on Cardiovascular Disease. Dr. Freeman graduated Summa Cum Laude from Cornell University with his bachelor’s degree in 1999, then went on to study at SUNY Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Science, graduating with Research Honors. In 2006, Dr. Freeman completed his residency in 2006 at Rhode Island Hospital and Brown University, studying Internal Medicine.  After completing his residency, he continued his Fellowship at Temple University studying Cardiology.

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7 Tips for Surviving The Leap From Employee to Entrepreneur

by Nellie Akalp
Becoming a successful entrepreneur takes more than a great idea and important connections (although both do help). Making the shift from the steady life of a full-time employee to the unpredictable world of entrepreneurship requires a shift in mindset that many overlook. In fact, some of the work habits you so carefully honed as a good employee don’t necessarily translate well into the world of an entrepreneur.

According to the Small Business Administration, only half of new businesses will survive to see their fifth year. Making that mental switch from employee to entrepreneur can help you avoid being one of those businesses that doesn’t make it. Here are seven tips for thriving while adjusting to life as an entrepreneur:

1. Learn to say no

As an employee in a big company, you probably got used to saying “yes” to any and all requests that came your way. After all, “yes” meant you were reliable and a team player and that can-do attitude probably earned great reviews from your manager. However, this approach won’t get you far as an entrepreneur. For starters, with the time-pressed entrepreneurial schedule, agreeing to and doing everything just isn’t possible. But more importantly, as an entrepreneur, you need to set the agenda, not just follow everyone else’s wishes. Get used to saying “no” to everything but your main priorities.

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Autism- Unmasking The Truth with Dr. Steven Siegel

Autism Spectrum Disorder affects 1 in every 68 children according to the CDC's Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network. As a developmental disability, Autism can create social challenges in communication, behavior and one's ability to learn.

While signs of Autism may arise during early childhood, research results from the International Meeting for Autism Research for 2014 have showed that Autistic symptoms for adults living with the disorder decreased among 1/3 to half of more than 400 people over the course of 10 years starting in 1998.

In this episode of FindaTopDoc Radio, Jeff Allen sits down with Dr. Steven Siegel to unmask the truth about autism, inheritance, treatment and research.

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Steven J. Siegel, MD, PhD

Dr. Steven Siegel is a Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania. He is the Director of the Translational Neuroscience Program as well as the Director of the Clinical Neuroscience Track. With years of experience in Neuopsychiatry, Dr. Siegel specializes in the treatment of Schizophrenia. At his laboratory, Dr. Siegel has developed new treatment methods for the multiple personality disorder using biodegradable long-term delivery systems. His treatment methods extend to Parkinson's Diseases as well as drug abuse and autism.

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11 Success Tips From Small Business Leaders

Hear what other small business owners and leaders advise about startups, marketing and social media for small businesses. Small Business Trends roving reporter, Deborah Shane, gets success tips from 11 leaders at ICON14, the Infusionsoft customer conference attracting 3,000 attendees annually.

What are Dreams? with Jungian Psychologist Dr. Jeff Howlin

Dreams occur involuntarily in the mind during certain stages of sleep as images, ideas, emotions and sensations. They are amongst science's greatest mysteries, but whatever the reason they are sometimes an escape for our mind or a vivid trap of our fear. While researchers can dream about finding the answer to why we dream, people continue to study their own dreams for insight or guidance and as premonitions of the future.

Our host, Jeff Allen chats with Dr. Jeff Howlin, a Jungian Psychologist to help us better understand dreams and how they affect our lives by answering some of the most asked questions about dreams. Dr. Howlin also talks about May being Mental Health Awareness Month, and what we can do as a society to better understand friends or family who live with psychiatric disorder.

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Dr. Jeff Howlin, Ed. D.

Dr. Jeff Howlin, Ed. D. is a licensed psychologist who has been working full time in the mental health profession for over sixteen years.  Dr. Howlin received his Doctorate of Education degree in counseling from South Dakota State University in 1997.  Although he has experience providing psychotherapy for many psychological problems and disorders, Dr. Howlin specializes in psychotherapy for depression.  He has worked with individuals of all ages, but has spent the last twelve years working in a large mental health department in an adult male correctional facility, serving there currently as a Senior Supervising Psychologist and fills in regularly as the Acting Chief of Mental Health.   

Dr. Howlin has found Jungian psychology to correspond with his deepest beliefs regarding dreams.  He loves working in his field of study because he believes that dreams connect people to their spiritual core. Learn more about Dr. Howlin at: http://www.santacruzpsychologist.com/

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Marketing Tips For Small Businesses

by Lillian Connors 

It is hard for a small business to leave a good impression on wider audience next to the huge well-established corporations. Smaller business usually means less finances, what leads to poorer marketing that cannot compete with larger and more successful ones. Here are some tips and tricks on how to advertise your small business with limited means and funds.

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Staph Infection - Are you at risk?

Have you ever had a fear of entering a hospital for what the doctor told you would be a routine procedure only to learn that when you were all done you caught an infection.  Or perhaps your child was playing at the local playground and then came down with a skin rash only to find out it was some type of infectious disease. 

These are real fears that many people have, but most are not even aware of the potential dangers or what preventive measures could be taken to protect themselves and their loved ones.

Today we have as our guest Dr. Roberto Posada, MD, an expert in infectious disease to talk about S. Aureus or more commonly known as a Staph Infection.

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Dr. Roberto Posada, MD

Dr. Roberto Posada is an Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Infectious Diseases at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. He received his medical degree from Pontificia Universidad Javeriana and completed his residency and fellowship at the Pediatrics Montefiore Medical Center. He is a Pediatric Infectious Disease Specialist with more than 15 years of experience in the field.

Dr. Posada is certified by the American Board of Pediatrics in Pediatrics and Pediatric Infectious Diseases. He has been recognized on numerous occasions by the National Committee for Quality Assurance for the Patient-Centered Medical Home Recognition Program as well as the Physician Practice Connections Recognition Program.

Online Patient Reviews: 6 Strategies For Doctors - informationweek.com

Like other public-facing businesses, doctors will have to address angry comments, fake reviews, and other downsides of the digital age. Unlike many other industries, however, healthcare providers are constrained by HIPAA regulations. Fortunately, they do have some options available that allow them to leverage or control online reviews.

1. Ask for raves. When one patient writes a negative review, some offices ask favorite patients to combat that post with their own thoughts on the doctor's services, waiting room times, and courtesy. Because scores typically are based on averages, satisfied patients' reviews will balance out the lone malcontent.

2. Contact the complainer. If a patient posted negative feedback after a visit, contact him to see if the office can do anything to improve the situation. Many review sites allow a service provider to privately message a reviewer without revealing the identity of the person who complained. If the person doesn't respond or is unreachable, accept fault, apologize, or explain. An unusually long wait could have been because the doctor was called to the emergency room for a critical patient or for an early delivery, for example. 

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The Doctor's Workout with Dr. Tom Kleeman

The benefits of physical activity are immense. According to the CDC, exercise can reduce your risk for heart disease, diabetes and even cancer as well as improve your mental health and increase your chances of living a longer life.

Our host, Anthony Figliola sits down with Cancer Survivor, Orthopaedic Surgeon and MDfitness originator Dr. Tom Kleeman, MD to talk about "The Doctor's Workout." This workout is a full-body exercise program for men and women over age 45 to prevent health issues as well as assist in treatment.

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Dr. Tom Kleeman, MD

Tom Kleeman graduated with his medical degree from the Yale University School of Medicine in 1981 and remained at Yale for a residency in Orthopedics until 1986. Tom obtained a fellowship in Spine Surgery at the University of Maryland in 1992 during which time he was involved in research and helped the writing of a textbook. He then returned to New Hampshire where he started a Spine Center affiliated with Catholic Medical Center. In 1995 he founded the New Hampshire Neurospine Institute.

Dr Kleeman has been involved in several FDA studies and has published many journal articles and lectured extensively in the United States and Internationally. With the help of his wife Anne he has become dedicated to the use of exercise and good nutrition as a means of maintaining quality of life during the aging process while preventing or aiding in the treatment of many common illnesses such as diabetes, hypertension, obesity, and cancer.

Dr. Kleeman is also a cancer survivor who has found the benefits of exercise instrumental in his own recovery.  Tom is also an instrument rated pilot devoting his free time to volunteering for Angel Flight, an organization dedicated to helping transport patients from rural areas to major cities where they can receive treatment.

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13 Best Practices for Building Solid Small Business Operations

Running and scaling a business will always be challenging. But having a solid foundation of smoothly operating practices underlying your company can make it much easier.

To find out how successful entrepreneurs were building their operations, we asked 13 founders from Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) the following question:

“As a business owner, what do you feel is most important when it comes to building solid small business operations?”

Here’s what YEC community members had to say:

1. Setting Team Expectations

“Setting proper team expectations and accountability has become one of the most impactful things to my business. Twice a month we bring all managers and executives together for a big meeting to discuss each department and their accomplishments and challenges. It is also a time for other departments to give feedback to management. At the end of these meetings, everyone leaves with follow-up tasks.” ~ David Schwartz, EMMDeavor (DBA Qruber) & Wireless Watchdogs

2. Managing Without Ego

“Many CEOs, COOs and executive level staff have various methods that they swear are the best ways of doing things. But what many people don’t take into account is that there are other variables at work, such as the dynamics of the company and the people within it. Solid operations come from management who can admit when their systems are failing and are willing to change to improve.” ~ Travis Steffen, Cyber Superpowers

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Debunking Myths About Laser Spine Surgery

Ever had back pain? It is amongst our society's most common medical problems. Within a 3 month stretch nearly 1 out of every 4 adults in the US experience at least 1 day of back pain. Factors such as your age, fitness activity and job can all attribute to back pain amongst other risk factors.

So what are the treatment options available to us today and how effective are they? Our host Anthony Figliola sits down with Dr. Richard Richley, a pioneer of laser endoscopic techniques to debunk the myths surrounding laser spine surgery, discuss conventional methods vs. cutting edge laser spine surgeries for treating back pain as well as what you should be looking for when trying to find a surgeon.

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RICHARD C. RICHLEY, M.D.

Richard C. Richley, M.D. is a board certified orthopedic surgeon. His practice began in San Diego in sports medicine in affiliation with the Chargers, the Padres, the Clippers basketball team, and the Mariners hockey team. In 1991, he established the Laser Spine & Joint Surgery Institute of California. Dr. Richley obtained certification in Holmium CO2 lasers and erbium lasers, and began a program of minimally invasive spine surgery as a pioneer and developer of endoscopic and minimally invasive spine surgery.

During the next 20 years, he traveled to many places, including Bogotá, Columbia, Lima, Peru, Wels, Austria, Brussels, Belgium, United Arab Emirates, Ober, Austria, Acapulco, Mexico, and Cairo, Egypt, working with physicians throughout the world in modern endoscopic and minimally invasive laser-assistive spine surgeries.

His primary office is in San Diego, California, and he can be contacted at 858-731-8146 or 858-643-5650. Visit the California Laser Spine Center website.

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Richard Branson's Top 10 Tips for Succeeding at Business

I’m often asked how I got to where I am, and how the Virgin brand achieved all that it has. While there are no shortcuts to success, certain attitudes and actions can help. Here are my top 10 tips for doing business the Virgin way:

1. Follow your dreams.

You will live a much better life if you pursue your passions. People who work on the things that they love usually enjoy life more than everyone else does simply because they are chasing their dreams.

2. Do some good.

If you aren’t making a difference in other people’s lives, you shouldn’t be in business -- it’s that simple. Companies have a responsibility to make a difference in the world: They owe this to their community, their staff, their customers, everyone. The amazing part is that doing good is also good for business -- what are you waiting for?

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