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Comment on Journalist Robert Novak Dies of Brain Cancer

Dr Shahid Masood — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 07:32:54 GMT

Great blog

Comment on TLC's T-Boz Secretly Fought Brain Tumor, Part 2

Stephanie Bringier — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 20:08:57 GMT

I first would like to say i think T boz is a very strong woman. I feel like i know her struggle, i have a nine year old son with the same illness. My son has been through hell dealing with sickle cell. He has had eight blood transfusions and almost lost his life about a year ago due to organ failure. My friends always comment about my child being sick making remarks like dag he always in the hospital, but they have no idea what the sleepless nights feel like. I just want to reach out and let her know shes not alone

Comment on NEW FEATURE: Celebrity Diagnoses in History

Gaston — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 14:36:21 GMT

One of the interesting things about Theodore Roosevelt was not only his enthusiasm for life,but how that enthusiasm translated into his activist presidency.

Like Louis the Fourteenth of France, Theodore Roosevelt enjoyed the "office" of power first and foremost, rather than the power itself, although of course one contributed to the other.

Looking forward to each day, Roosevelt was then able, with genuine enthusiasm, to fight for causes such as clean food for all citizens.

Starting out as a sickly boy, he eventually created an image of a hardy sportsman. It was this image of himself that led to his venturing into the Amazon jungle on horseback.

That adventure brought Roosevelt to the end of the "jubilant" trail. He contracted malaria, and a serious infection from a leg wound.

He never fully recovered.

His life physically starts off with stories of his asthma, then proceeds to the "hearty" years, followed by a pronounced weakening of his health as a result of the damage inflicted by the Amazon.

Roosevelt never fully recovered from that experience.

Comment on Jeremy Piven Claims He Got Man-Boobs from Soy Milk

edward from man-boob.org — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 16:26:53 GMT

no wonder he got man boobs from drinking that many isoflavones, that's crazy!

Gynecomastia is exacerbated by marijuana but not caused, great post though very informative.

Comment on Tennis Great Andre Agassi Admits to Crystal Meth Use

Chris S — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 23:25:42 GMT

I suffered from crystal meth addiction and this is where I got help.
http://www.soberliving.com/resources/addictions/methamphetamine-treatment-and-drug-rehabilitation?searchterm=metha

Comment on Red Flag over Rick Astley iPhone Virus

Dr. B — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 00:08:20 GMT

I don't mean to be flip, but the same way we deal with biological viruses, by developing immunization methods (vaccines) and anti-viral medications.

Comment on Red Flag over Rick Astley iPhone Virus

Ande Lee — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 12:59:51 GMT

.. great! now how do we fix it?!!!

Comment on Phil Collins Unable to Play Drums After Surgery

Susan King PT — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 11:29:49 GMT

As a physical therapist, I was VERY interested. I am scheduled to evaluate a drummer who is having L sided body pain and numbness and will screen him for proper vertebral alignment. I will also do a biofeedback analysis to see if he significantly overuses the muscles on the L side of the body in comparison to the R side. It may also be interesting to see a video of him drumming to see if there are obvious dysfunctional motor use patterns. Certainly, I will send him to the doctor to get a side view flexion and extension x-ray of his neck to make sure the vertebrae are stable with movement.

Comment on Andy Hallett: Angels, Vampires and Practical Immortality

helen — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 13:40:54 GMT

how could someone not have hard of andy or angel andy was such a good singer and andy was so good as the host
r.i.p
andy
you will be missd

Comment on Michael Jackson's Fiery Pepsi Commercial

Jonathan Paul — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 13:15:18 GMT

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