Leading Migraine Author and Advocate Joins the Team at The HealthCentral Network's MyMigraineConnection.Com
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ARLINGTON, Va., Feb. 1  /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The HealthCentral Network, Inc. (http://www.thehealthcentralnetwork.com/) today announced that Teri Robert, prominent Migraine patient, author and advocate, will join the MyMigraineConnection.com team as Lead Expert Patient.
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Migraine sufferers are twice as likely  to have a stroke as people who are not afflicted with the  debilitating headaches, Canadian and American scientists said  on Monday.
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Dec. 14, 2004 -- Migraine sufferers have double the risk of strokes, a new study shows. And those who also take birth control pills have about eight times the risk, say researchers.
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Blog: Is Google gearing up to offer online personal health records? One consultant and author in the electronic healthcare industry says the tea leaves point that way.
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CHICAGO Chicago-based Tribune Company has named publishing veteran Vincent Casanova as the new vice president for circulation. Casanova will be responsible for guiding the overall circulation marketing, sales
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Retiring Rep. Billy Tauzin will become head of the pharmaceutical industry's top lobbying group next month after leaving his post as head of the House committee that regulates the pharmaceutical industry.
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MILWAUKEE _ When Janet Brabham wants to contact her doctor, she goes to her computer. Instead of making her way through a battery of voicemail prompts, receptionists and nurses, she sends off the medical version of e-mail. "For me, it's a great convenience," Brabham said.
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If you suffer from migraines your risk of suffering a stroke is double, it is greater still if you suffer from migraines and take birth control pills, say researchers from the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal, Canada.
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NEW YORK  - New research indicates that  migraines are fairly common among patients with sinus headache.
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By The Bellingham Herald, Wash.  Feb. 21--Diane Birsner has been hired as the office and customer relations manager at Excellence Northwest.
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Jeff Jarvis, whose mind occupies the intersection of mainstream media and the blogging world, perhaps more than any other person, is having a conference in mid-October in NYC to bring together people from both worlds to present constructive ideas for working with each other. Me, my feet are firmly planted in the blogging world, but I've spent a lifetime reading and watching MSM, starting with the NY Times at the kitchen table with my parents and brother, when growing up. Some of my fondest memories as a child were our discussions of the days events, and the Times was our common structure. Everyone in our family read the newspaper, often from cover to cover.  As Jarvis councils us, never mind the mistakes, what can we do to make things work better? And I have a couple of proposals in that direction that I will try to present at the October 11 conference. In all cases, they involve the MSM opening up more to include not only the ideas of blogging, but also the bodies of the bloggers.  1. I've said it many times before, it's worth raising again. Any newspaper or radio or TV station with a good reputation in its community could embrace the fresh ideas of the bloggers in their community by offering free blogs to members of the community, who may be new to blogging. I suggested this to the Times in 2001 -- when a person is quoted in a Times article, a few days after the piece runs, contact them, and ask if they'd like to have a NY Times hosted blog. There would be no control over what appeared on the blog. It would have a nytimes.com domain (something like bullmancuso.nytimes.com). Build an aggregator, something very much like Twitter (which is after all, a river of news, not exactly a new idea, heh) that shows all the new posts from members of the community. Encourage (but don't require) your editorial people to read the blog posts. Let whatever happens happen.  2. Here's a new idea that I haven't proposed before. Open your newsroom to bloggers. Set aside a half-dozen desks for people who blog in your community, people you've gotten to know, and provide them with wifi, a water cooler, your coffee (no matter how bad it is) and chance to work alongside your editorial people and (very important) with each other. It's an incredible thing when bloggers get together in a physical space, the sparks can really fly. Now imagine what could happen if those sparks got flying between the remaining editorial people in a professional news organization and the bloggers. I believe the secret of scaling the news is right there, you just have to open the door and see what comes in.
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Lee Odden of TopRank scored an excellent interview with John Slade, Senior Director of Yahoo Global Product Management, and lead &#8216;talking head&#8217; behind the Yahoo Search Marketing team who have been rolling out introductions of the new &#8216;Panama&#8217; interface at different publisher and advertiser conferences. Here&#8217;s an interesting excerpt: Lee : What are the fundamental differences between [...]
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Both ibuprofen and acetaminophen are safe and effective for treating migraine headaches in children and adolescents, according to the American Academy of Neurology and the Child Neurology Society, whose new practice guideline is published in the December
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NEW YORK  - An extract of the root of a  plant called butterbur (Petasites hybridus) significantly  reduces the frequency of migraine headaches, new research  findings suggest.
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New research published in this week&#39;s BMJ indicates that people who experience migraine headaches are twice as likely to suffer a stroke than those who do not experience migraines.
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Multicasting migraine Security researchers have identified multiple unpatched vulnerabilities in a widely-used content distribution package.â¦
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A new surgical procedure may help millions of patients who suffer from debilitating migrane headaches. Plastic surgeons injecting patients with botox were able to discover which muscles triggered the migrane