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    May 22, 2013 |Column| Imperial Valley Press Online

  1. Life Out Here: Let me hear the cries

    I’ll soon be leaving for a month of work in Argentina.
    I’ll soon be leaving for a month of work in Argentina.    My wife will be fine. She loves me, but she has her tremendously time-consuming job, her reading, her faith, her family and her friends. My son will be fine. He loves me, but he has his...

    Tags: Seizures

    2. Mar 13, 2013 |Column| Imperial Valley Press Online

  2. Life Out Here: Meant for each other

    I often wonder what would have happened if our dogs had ended up with other human companions.
    I often wonder what would have happened if our dogs had ended up with other human companions. Flynn, our Australian shepherd, is a one-man dog, as is so often the case with Aussies. But Flynn takes the one-man dog lifestyle well beyond the standard...
    3. Nov 30, 2012 |Column| South Florida Sun-Sentinel

  3. Strange causes of seizure disorders

    Dear Pharmacist: My brother suddenly developed seizures, at age 28, with no history. I'd like to learn why he suddenly got this, since he was so healthy until then. Today, he's on six medications! — J.P., Sacramento Dear J.P.: I haven't covered...

    Tags: Vitamin D, Dietary Supplements, Stroke, Pharmaceuticals, Cerebral Palsy

    4. Nov 7, 2012 |Column| WXIN-LTV

  4. Girl refuses to let epilepsy slow her down

    Epilepsy affects many Hoosier children–but new treatments are helping kids live life to the fullest.
    Epilepsy affects many Hoosier children–but new treatments are helping kids live life to the fullest. Paige Anderson looks like a normal 9-year-old girl. However, that was far from the case three years ago, when she suffered her first seizure....

    Tags: Pharmaceuticals, Chemical Industry

    5. Oct 30, 2012 |Column| Imperial Valley Press Online

  5. Life Out Here: Beauty from ugly places

    From trauma and terror good things, even remarkable things, sometimes come.
    From trauma and terror good things, even remarkable things, sometimes come. Our older dog, Flynn, has epilepsy, as has been chronicled (way too often, critics would say) in this newspaper. It’s heartbreaking to see him frothing, banging and...

    Tags: Seizures

    6. Sep 28, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  6. Waging heavy cloudiness

    What do you expect from a rock star? I just closed the back cover of Neil Young's “Waging Heavy Peace,” his big anticipated memoir (of sorts), clocking in at 500 pages (75 shy of the rock star-memoir mountain peak established by Keith Richards' “Life”); then I walked around the block; listened to his album “After the Goldrush” on my iPod from beginning to end; checked on the Blu-Ray price of “The Neil Young Archives Vol. 1” on Amazon (still $350); thought about whether I could make an Orange Julius at home; double-checked the date of Neil Young and Crazy Horse's show at the United Center (Oct. 11); admired the library book-spine design of “Waging Heavy Peace”; flipped to a random page and read a random line (“I am fascinated by the power of nature”); stood up, went out, got coffee, returned, sat in front of the book I just finished and tried to remember if I read that correctly — Young once lived in a cabin with a band featuring Rick James on vocal and the cabin was attacked by polar bears?
    What do you expect from a rock star? I just closed the back cover of Neil Young's “Waging Heavy Peace,” his big anticipated memoir (of sorts), clocking in at 500 pages (75 shy of the rock star-memoir mountain peak established by Keith...

    Tags: Lynyrd Skynyrd (music group), Ronald Reagan, Buffalo Springfield (music group), IHOP Corporation, Apple iPod

    7. Aug 24, 2012 |Column| WXIN-LTV

  7. Indiana's first neuroscience center to open Monday

    Indiana's first neuroscience center will soon open. 
    Indiana's first neuroscience center will soon open.  A special ceremony was held Friday at the new Indiana University Health Neuroscience Center on West 16th Street. Beginning Monday, the center will treat Alzheimer's disease, brain tumors, epilepsy,...

    Tags: Alzheimer's Disease, Injuries and Wounds, High Blood Pressure, Stroke, Brain

    8. Jul 18, 2012 |Column| Imperial Valley Press Online

  8. Life Out Here: Becoming old men, together

    “That one, he has an old soul,” the woman told us shortly after we arrived.
    “That one, he has an old soul,” the woman told us shortly after we arrived. “That’s OK, because we’re going to become old men together,” I thought. When we went to the breeder, she gave us the choice of two Australian...

    Tags: Seizures

    9. Jul 24, 2012 |Column| WXIN-LTV

  9. IU School of Medicine scientist awarded $3 million grant

    The U.S. Army is giving a $3 million research grant to an Indiana University School of Medicine scientist to develop a nasal spray antidote for suicidal thoughts among soldiers. 
    The U.S. Army is giving a $3 million research grant to an Indiana University School of Medicine scientist to develop a nasal spray antidote for suicidal thoughts among soldiers.  Dr. Michael J. Kubek, Ph.D., who was awarded this grant, has been doing...

    Tags: Research, Purdue University, U.S. Army, Education, Colleges and Universities

    10. Oct 19, 2011 |Column| Imperial Valley Press Online

  10. My View: Swimming with my own Flippers

    Lew Jenkins, former lightweight boxing champion of the world, had a color TV.
    Lew Jenkins, former lightweight boxing champion of the world, had a color TV. Lew was our neighbor and had a heart of gold, which meant he invited his good friend, my Pop, along with his brood of kids, to watch color television on Saturday evenings. Lew...

    Tags: Jackie Gleason, Television Industry

    11. Sep 13, 2012 | Los Angeles Times

  11. To treat son’s epilepsy, a father turns to medical marijuana

    Framework
    Jayden David, 5, suffers from a rare form of epilepsy called Dravet syndrome. Jayden takes a form of medical marijuana that is not psychoactive, so the sweet-tasting infusion he receives four times a day doesn't make him high....
    12. Jul 5, 2012 | Zap2It

  12. On set with Eric McCormack of TNT’s “Perception”

    Channel Guide Magazine
    By Kate O'Hare In the feature film A Beautiful Mind, schizophrenic mathematician John Nash (Russell Crowe) goes against a doctor’s advice and decides to forgo his medication and use his intellect to deal with his symptoms, including vivid...
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