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Review Kit will be available at ECOPRAM
Physicians wishing to get certified by the American Board of Anti-Aging & Regenerative Medicine (ABAARM) will be able to purchase the comprehensive ABAARM Review Kit during the ECOPRAM Conference, held on 18-20 March 2010 in Milan.
The ABAARM Review Kit is a specially bundled set of educational materials aimed at physicians preparing for the Written Board Examination.
The Kit includes:
- The Physician’s Guide to Anti-Aging & Regenerative Medicine, plus recommended readings as follows:
- Anti-Aging Therapeutics volume 11 (Book)
- Anti-Aging Therapeutics, volume 10 (Book)
- Anti-Aging Therapeutics, volume 9 (Book)
- Exam Workbook (contains practice questions that reflect the level of knowledge tested on the ABAARM Written Examination)
- Board DVD set (contains 40 selected presentations highlighting key advancements in Anti-Aging & Regenerative Medicine)
This Review Kit will be on sale in the exhibition area, at a cost of ?450.
Please contact us today to reserve your kit for collection in Milan, or do not hesitate to visit our stand for further information on the certification and review materials.
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of Silent Strokes IQ As a Longevity Factor Increased Vitamin D Levels May Reduce Cardiovascular
Disease and Diabetes First Genetic Variant Linked to Biological Aging
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Majority of American Adults Rely on Internet for Health Information In that an estimated 74% of adults in the U.S. use the Internet, The National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) collected data on the use of health information technologies (HIT), or applications of information processing via computes that access, retrieve, store, or share health care information.
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Soccer Slims Players While Improving Heart Health In that the sport of soccer (known as football outside the US) increases one’s pulse for a prolonged duration while exercising the legs and arms with intense actions such as sprints, turns, kicks, and tackles, the sport provides a combination of cardio and strength training. Peter Krustrup, from the University of Copenhagen (Denmark), and colleagues found that inactive men with high blood pressure who engage in three months of soccer practice twice weekly reduced their blood pressure
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Diet
Mediterranean Diet May Help Avert Damage of Silent Strokes The Mediterranean Diet is characterized by high daily intakes of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, a restricted consumption of red meat, low to moderate intakes of dairy products, fish, and poultry, and liberal use of use of olive oil. Nikolas Scarmeas, from Columbia University Medical Center (New York, USA), and colleagues studied 712 adults living in New York, analyzing their diets and categorizing on how closely they followed a Mediterranean diet.
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Who’s Who in Anti-Aging
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Week of February 25, 2010 Dipnarine Maharaj, M.D.
Dr. Dipnarine Maharaj is the founder and Medical Director of the South Florida Bone Marrow/Stem Cell Transplant Institute, one of the few completely outpatient bone marrow/stem cell transplant facilities in the United States. He was also involved in the establishment of bone marrow/ stem cell transplant programs at the University of Miami and for other communities in Florida. He has been involved with clinical research studies using stem cells in the areas of cardiac regeneration, neurodegenerative diseases, and cancer treatments. Most recently, he has secured an Investigator-initiated IND from the FDA to study a novel treatment of solid tumors using only healthy white blood cells.
Dr. Maharaj co-chairs the Stem Cell Symposium, presenting the latest principles and practice protocols in stem cell therapeutics. Register for the Stem Cell Symposium, taking place in conjunction with the 2010 Session of the Annual World Congress on Anti-Aging Medicine & Regenerative Biomedical Technologies .
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IQ As a Longevity Factor An observational study in which 1,145 men and women participated suggests that mental acumen may be linked to how long one may live. G. David Batty, from the University of Glasgow (Scotland), and colleagues analyzed data compiled in the West of Scotland Twenty-07 study, to compare the strength of the association between intelligence quotient (IQ) and cardiovascular disease mortality with the predictive power for established risk factors.
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Vitamins
Increased Vitamin D Levels May Reduce Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes Previous studies have suggested a potential association between abnormal vitamin D levels and cardiometabolic disorders including heart disease, diabetes, and metabolic syndrome. Johanna Parker, from University of Warwick (United Kingdom), and colleagues conducted a systematic literature review of studies examining vitamin D (25-hydroxy vitamin D [25OHD] as an indicator of vitamin D status) and cardiometabolic disorders.
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Mechanisims of Aging
First Genetic Variant Linked to Biological Aging in Humans Is Identified For the first time, a team of scientists has identified definitive genetic variants associated with biological aging in humans. Tim Spector, from Kings College London (United Kingdom), and colleagues from the University of Leicester (United Kingdom) and University of Groningen (The Netherlands) studied telomeres, the endcaps on chromosomes and the shortening of which is considered a marker of biological aging.
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