XYREM SCIENCE 1. Recruiting Xyrem(Sodium Oxybate) and Ambien(Zolpidem Tartrate) in the Treatment of Chronic Insomnia. Condition: Chronic Insomnia 2. Recruiting Exploratory Clinical Study […]
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Dr. Weeks Comment: Laura and I are blessed with 4 amazing and wonderful daughters who, aside from being my spiritual teachers (making me stretch in
Diabetes and ElectroMagnetic Fields: the evidence Next-up Organization 11 07 2009 The connection between exposure to artificial electromagnetic radiation in high and low frequencies and
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Dr. Weeks Comment: As my mentor Dr. George Wolf taught me: “When a new drug hits the market, use as much of it as you
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Prescription drug overdose deaths soar in Florida Fatal overdoses from prescription drugs jumped again in 2008 — a trend fueled by Florida’s abundance of storefront
Dr. Weeks Comment: We all make choices that others don’t fully appreciate. Cosmetic surgery, whether nip and tuck or breast enhancement of lipo suction or
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Helicopter With Thermal Imaging Saves Suicidal Woman in Woods Dressed All in Black Saturday, July 11, 2009 SPOKANE, Wash. ”” The Spokane County Sheriff’s Office says
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The subject of today’s Notmilk letter is a study that’s been published in the July, 2009 issue of the International Journal of Infectious Diseases. Scientists
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