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Google staff walk out over women's treatment - Duration: 5:54.

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Austin Google employees join walk outs to protest treatment of women - Duration: 0:27.

For more infomation >> Austin Google employees join walk outs to protest treatment of women - Duration: 0:27.

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President Donald Trump 'Whines' About Treatment Amid Synagogue Tragedy | Morning Joe | MSNBC - Duration: 10:05.

For more infomation >> President Donald Trump 'Whines' About Treatment Amid Synagogue Tragedy | Morning Joe | MSNBC - Duration: 10:05.

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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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New Test Helps Tailor Treatment Options For Patients With Major Depression - Duration: 2:18.

For more infomation >> New Test Helps Tailor Treatment Options For Patients With Major Depression - Duration: 2:18.

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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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Cambridge Google Employees Join Worldwide Walkout To Protest Company's Treatment Of Women - Duration: 1:28.

For more infomation >> Cambridge Google Employees Join Worldwide Walkout To Protest Company's Treatment Of Women - Duration: 1:28.

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Cataract: Causes and Treatment - Duration: 2:44.

> Please explain to us what is cataract, what is causing it, and you actually have

an image that is going to help us better understand what cataract is? > Well if you

look at the graphic the 3D image that we have this is a great 3d image because if

we look right in the center of the eye that's actually done for a cataract it's

a little filmy, hazy, the lens that's the lens in the eye and we turn it to the

side the lens in the eye is inside the eye at about this level in a

twelve-year-old perfectly clear this is more the lens of a 68 year old or 74

year old. So it gets harder to see more difficulty low-light becomes tougher.

"gosh doctor I do all I want to do is see the baseball scores on the bottom of my

TV can't you please fix my glasses" when we look at that type situation Yes

that's the problem it's cataract, not your glasses. > So that film that you just

pointed out is that one of the symptoms of cataract? > Yeah. You won't feel anything

in your eye the only thing that will happen is that you will have vision

that's not clear. You'll think it's something else and your doctor will tell

you. Now I do need to make it clear every cataract does not need surgery.

Everybody in my office at 61 is gonna have something, it only needs to be

addressed when the vision really stinks. > Doc who is the best candidate for the

surgery that we were talking about? > Well the cataract surgeries interesting so

one of the few operations where your doctors doesn't tell you, and generally

you tell your doctor "geez doc I can't see" well you have a cataract your only

option is deliver that if you're happy if life is good keep going otherwise you

need to have it done. So it can be done at any age it should be done when the

vision is not good and can it be made better with glasses. I began my career in

the early 1980s cataract surgeries evolved enormously, it is incomparable

what we do now to what we did back then. Now it's really restorative... I will tell

you that you can see better than you ever have perhaps better than you

remember after cataract surgery. It is an exchange of a body part this cloudy lens

gets removed we get an artificial lens -- you actually brought -- so actually I have

that over here in front of you and this is the small little

lens implant this is a much larger version of it and I'll put that right

over here this is a larger version of that lens

implant and of course down in cements right at the top over there. So your lens

gets taken out new lens get put in this one is a representative of one type

there are different choices you have. When the patient does have canisters

we'll give you a choice this is what you could have what would you like a

terrific way to go, again not everyone has a cataract need surgery you're doing

well keep going until the point where you're really not doing well.

For more infomation >> Cataract: Causes and Treatment - Duration: 2:44.

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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.

For more infomation >> Male Infertility: Causes and Treatment - Duration: 1:41.

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FDA Approves New Influenza Treatment - Duration: 2:15.

For more infomation >> FDA Approves New Influenza Treatment - Duration: 2:15.

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How to treat psoriasis on face at home | Psoriasis treatment - Duration: 3:15.

how to treat psoriasis on face at home at home

psoriasis on the face can be difficult to treat because the skin is very thin

and sensitive it is important that a doctor evaluates the skin and makes

recommendations to ensure the treatments will not be too harsh for the face

sometimes a person can apply over-the-counter topical corticosteroids

such as hydrocortisone to the face to reduce the incidence of face psoriasis

however a person should be prepared that application of hydrocortisone may cause

a variety of potential side effects such as thin transparent skin easy bruising

skin that is more easily torn

a doctor will sometimes recommend using topical steroids as sparingly as

possible they will suggest a dose that makes sure

that a person will get results while minimizing side effects

if the skin around the affected by psoriasis doctors will

advise taking great care when applying medications many over-the-counter

psoriasis treatments can cause damage to the eyes that can lead to glaucoma or

cataracts

however the United States Food and Drug Administration FDA have approved two

drugs for the treatment of psoriasis that may work especially well on the

face these prescription drugs are tackle amiss ointment and fine chroma scream

both creams should be applied very carefully avoiding the eyes

in addition to these topical medications there are several practices a person can

do at home to reduce irritation as much as possible

these include using gentle non soap cleansers to keep the skin clean

applying moisturizers regularly give early

sunscreen on a regular basis to reduce the effects of ultraviolet radiation

practicing good self-care will help a person control their psoriasis as much

as possible