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1 November 2018

From past 10 -12 days

got hurt in a little accident in this vehicle

so I am unwell

Meanwhile

the donkey here

have been getting treatment for a while

so he seem much better now

so we are gonna set him free now

there is another animal

there is another animal

an ox

we are going to see him tomorrow

this is how my whole life has been

my lifestyle

that age of 81

my whole family has been very supportive of me

my daughter especially

I would have been in a lot of pain right now

I have two daughters

they both have always been there to help

even my grandchildren are helping me, taking care of me

and you are seeing how we all are serving the environment and the animals

today we are setting him free

Anjali, listen! should we keep the bandage on or should we take it off?

lets cover the bandage with some antiseptic

yes yes yes!

hey big guy, have some biscuits

even I am not able to stand still right now

I need somebody to help me stand

my service to these animals are still going on

and

with good intentions

with good intentions

I get more noble thoughts

today I was talking about my Prime minister

and something else too

and to be more precise

today for the first time in Indian History I witnessed

such a great work

looks like India is being reborn

cos we have Sardar Patel's statue

which should have been put up 70 years ago

has been done today

Nothing I feel is greater than this

still a lot of things have to be done

3 Animals have been here from past 4 - 5 months

they were suffering from pain now only 2 are left

like this, I want that

people develop good, strong intentions to serve the animals

and if people will maintain those intentions

this is Sanatan Dharma (Hinduism) of mine

which is being practiced by my prime minister Modi

and that is the reason why he is facing so many difficulties

I would like to say in these last moments

in the coming future

the person

who hasn't contributed to his society and country

should be incarcerated

they should be questioned "What have you done?"

I Shyam Sadhu questions the whole world

What have you done ?

You might have said, wrote, read a lot of holy books and scriptures

but What Have You Done? What difference you brought to society?

If you havn't contributed any value

then please go and start by doing something for the society

This is Shyam Sadhu's message to the whole world

Don't hurt or kill any living being

and

live and let live a peaceful life

remove all this thought of cast and creed from your mind

if any human can stand up in front of God and

could talk to me even for a minute

I would believe

If there is nobody able to do that

then remove all the rubbish thoughts you have for this world

and become a Human first

like today at the age of 81 I am doing this

even my daughter has mastered on how to become a "Human"

and I am going to declare her as "Mother Anjali"

because she has been serving

when she was 3 and half years old

come to Raebareli and get the Facts

She tells that she has lost track of the endless number of animals she has served her whole life

and she has shown that

the meaning of "Humanity" starts from her itself

not from all the holy books

they come at very last

please become a Human first

my daughter has made me proud

very proud

I am 81, no one in my family has lived this long

and if god will wish

I have hurt back of my head internally

I will get well

I will serve 10 - 20 years more

- Definitely you will stay

I want to setup an example and then die so that the whole world

looks up to India

and name of India is always remembered

I don't want to chant "My country is great"

Show me what you have done!

Show me what you have done!

I ask the whole world to answer me this

I want the answer from the whole world

What have you done?

everybody has done a lot of things

many have done great things, but only for Humans

GandhiJi was a great man but everything he did was only to benefit the Humans

Mother Teresa has served only the Humans

For Donkeys, Dogs, Pigs

No one in history has done it

Even if I am worthless today

but in the coming future I will be dismembered and valued at much greater heights

because I had tried serving all the needy animals and living beings, apart from the Humans

He looks quite alright!

Like him I am also struggling to walk today

by the time he will roam around and explore the outside world he will be alright

This is the noble message I want to give out to the whole world

There is no big or small religion in this world

This is Hinduism

For more infomation >> Setting the donkey free after 3 months of treatment | Shyam Sadhu's Noble Message To The World - Duration: 9:03.

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Cell-free DNA Analysis and Cancer Treatment - Duration: 3:36.

Circulating cell-free DNA is fragmented DNA released into the bloodstream

following cellular apoptosis or necrosis and can be found in low levels in plasma

in healthy individuals as well as in other bodily fluids such as saliva,

cerebrospinal fluid and urine. Patients with cancer tend to have higher levels

of circulating cell-free DNA owing to the release of DNA from tumor cells into

the bloodstream. Cell-free DNA released from tumor cells is referred to as

circulating tumor DNA or ctDNA and is typically obtained and detected from

peripheral blood samples. Because of the short half-life of ctDNA, which is

approximately one hour, and the possible range in the amount of DNA fragments

released by tumors, the proportion of cell-free DNA that is made up of ctDNA

can vary greatly from less than 0.1 percent to more than 90 percent. Sensitive detection

methods such as mutation specific PCR based techniques and next-generation

sequencing are used for ctDNA analysis to optimize the detection of point

mutations in ctDNA even when the fraction of CT DNA is small at present

the analysis of ctDNA has many research applications and only a limited role in

clinical oncology practice, but it holds the possibility for advances in the

areas of cancer detection, treatment and management. ctDNA analysis has potential

for use as a surrogate or adjunct to standard of care tumor biopsy testing to

diagnose cancer and perform tumor molecular profiling, particularly for

patients in whom a standard tumor biopsy would be difficult or unsafe.

ctDNA could play a role in tracking therapeutic response to cancer

treatments since ctDNA levels in individual patients correlate

well with changes in tumor burden and treatment response. The short half-life

of ctDNA is a potential advantage in measuring real time tumor burden as

compared with standard tumor markers which have half-lives of days to weeks

ctDNA analysis could be used to monitor for possible acquired resistance through

tumor subclones that emerge under the Selective pressure

of cancer therapy. ctDNA could be analyzed for the early detection of new

cancers or relapse in patients after surgery or adjuvant therapy and finally

ctDNA analysis shows potential as a screening tool for early cancer

detection in asymptomatic patients cell-free DNA analysis is an emerging

technology with potential clinical applications in oncology.

Effective clinical integration will require further prospective study as well as an

understanding of its advantages and limitations.

For more infomation >> Cell-free DNA Analysis and Cancer Treatment - Duration: 3:36.

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Google Employees Walk Off The Job Worldwide To Protest Treatment Of Women - Duration: 1:47.

For more infomation >> Google Employees Walk Off The Job Worldwide To Protest Treatment Of Women - Duration: 1:47.

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Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer Treatment [Dermatology] - Duration: 5:18.

We're very fortunate to live in a day

and age where there's lots of different options to treat

your non-melanoma skin cancers.

But before we get to the topic of how we treat these I'd really

appreciate it

if you'd watch the videos on what a non-melanoma

skin cancer is,

and the two main ones are basal cell cancers

and squamous cell cancers.

So please click on the videos that

you're going to see on this page

so you can get a better understanding

of what you've been diagnosed with and then please

go to the different treatment videos that are also going

to be found on this page.

Now, you're going to see a little graph on this page

that has four different boxes. Three of those boxes are

surgical approaches,

and one of those boxes is the non-surgical approach

of superficial radiation therapy.

Please understand

that we still consider surgical approaches

the primary way

of treating non-melanoma skin cancers.

Superficial radiation therapy is a great modality

if a surgical approach is not the optimal approach for you

after you talk to your local

dermatologist and you consider what's right to treat

your non-melanoma skin cancer.

Now for the surgical approaches,

there's basically three of them, and we're going to start

from the one that has the least potential

of returning

and we're going to go back to the one that has the most

potential of returning

or recurring. So kind of the gold standard for

your non-melanoma skin cancers

if they fall in certain areas is Mohs micrographic surgery.

It tends to be the most expensive option.

It also is the option where you're back

and forth in the surgical room.

And so you'll probably be waiting for about

three hours during the procedure before we can get clear margins

and close you up.

So please click on the box that says Mohs micrographic surgery

and a video will play

so that you can understand more about that procedure.

Now, the next procedure is an excision,

and excision is a procedure that has a cure rate somewhere

between Mohs and Electro-Dessication

and Curettage, just kind of right in the middle.

So it's a relatively quick procedure

and it's good for certain areas

of the body just like Mohs is preferred in some areas, excision

is preferred in others.

So, please click the box that says excision

and get acquainted with that procedure to see

if it's right for you.

Now the next on this list of surgical approaches is

this, ED&C,

or an electrodesiccation and curettage. Now the cure rate

for this is probably the lowest when compared

to Mohs or an excision.

So has the highest chance of coming back. And all we

basically do is scrape and burn the top portion

of the skin.

So this is a treatment modality that can be considered when

the cancer is on the surface

of the skin. Doesn't make a lot of sense to do this procedure

in the vast majority of times

if the cancer has depth, and all we're treating is

the surface.

So please click the box on what an ED&C is

so that you can become acquainted

with that procedure.

Now, the last of them is the superficial

radiation therapy and that's

a non-surgical approach.

And again, surgical approaches are preferred

for the vast majority of non-melanoma skin cancers.

But radiation does have a great place.

So please watch the video so that you can determine

if radiation therapy is appropriate

for you. Just click the box and it will take you

right to it.

Now the last thing I'm going to say is

that you've been diagnosed with a non-melanoma skin cancer,

which means you have an increased risk

of developing more of those in the future.

So we really need your help to look yourself over once

a month in the mirror, and notice of anything

is new or changing or growing.

And if it is, come back and see your local dermatologist

as quickly

as you can.

You should also be seeing your local dermatologist

at least every year for the rest of your life.

Because fact is if you're monitoring your body,

and we're monitoring your body, and everybody's

paying attention?

These non-melanoma skin cancers will most likely not be

any major impact on your life.

And as always thank you for allowing us to help

you become comfortable in your skin.

For more infomation >> Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer Treatment [Dermatology] - Duration: 5:18.

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Male Infertility: Causes and Treatment - Duration: 1:41.

> WITH MORE ON THE INFERTILITY IN MEN WITH REGARD TO CAUSES, WE

HAVE VARICOCELE, TRAUMA TO THE TESTES, THE USE OF CERTAIN

MEDICATIONS, GENETIC DISORDERS. LET ME ASK YOU, WHEN YOU HAVE

PATIENTS COMING TO YOUR OFFICE LOOKING AT THESE CAUSES, IS

THERE A GREATER AVERAGE OF WHAT YOU ARE SEEING NOW THAN WHAT YOU

DID IN THE PAST? > IT'S ACTUALLY INTERESTING, IN FERTILITY REALLY

HAVEN'T CHANGED MUCH. A LOT OF THIS LIST, IT'S ABOUT HALF AND HALF ON WHAT'S

REVERSIBLE AND WHAT'S NOT, WHAT'S A TRAUMA AND WHAT'S A

GENETIC DISORDER IS NOT REALLY REVERSIBLE. HORMONAL DISORDERS AND CERTAIN

MEDICAL CONDITIONS CAN BE TREATED, REVERSING THE EFFECTS ON INFERTILITY.

IN FERTILITY RATES IN GENERAL, THE INITIAL PRESENTING INFERTILITY RATES HAVEN'T

CHANGED OVER TIME. OUR ABILITY TO TREAT THEM HAS HELPED.

> WITH REGARD TO CAUSES, HAVE ANY OF THOSE CHANGED? GRANTED YOU ARE STAYING THE SAME

ON INFERTILITY, BUT THE CAUSE IS FLUCTUATING.

> WE ARE SEEING MORE ISSUES REGARDING OBESITY THAT CAN AFFECT YOUR FERTILITY.

THE OTHER THING ABOUT VARICOCELE S, THE FIRST THING ON THAT LIST,

WE SEE MORE PATIENTS WITH VARICOCELES. WE DIAGNOSE THEM MORE FREQUENTLY NOW.

THEY WERE OFTEN OVERLOOKED, BUT NOW WITH MORE AWARENESS WE ARE

ABLE TO IDENTIFY THINGS MORE COMMONLY.