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So Much for a Mental Health Day Off At Some Companies-They Want 100% Plus Production and Send Detectives Out to Spy

No wonder some companies are getting known for not being a wonderful place to work anymore and again this is all driven mostly be analytics to where we have forgotten to treat people as humans. Certainly there are those who abuse it but I would...

Published Wed, Dec 12 2010 3:40 PM by The Medical Quack

Filed under: Medically Related, Technology, Other Items of Interest, My Commentaries, healthcare, health insurance, Health IT, Big Brother, RedBrick Health, devices that report data, behavioral underwriting, targets

UCLA Cancer Researchers Uncover Drug Resistance Mechanisms in Common Forms of Melanoma–Clinical Trial Results

Fighting skin cancer and finding the targets for drug development is not an easy task and UCLA released their recent findings on how they are working to find solutions for cancers that become resistant after a period of time. As you can read further...

Published Thu, Nov 11 2010 1:29 PM by The Medical Quack

Filed under: Medically Related, Other Items of Interest, drugs, Cancer, clinical trials, Research, Science, Disease, Patients, skin cancer, melanoma, UCLA, UCLA Jonsson Cancer Center, targets, tissues

RedBrick Behavior Based Wellness/Employer Insurance Company Acquires Social Kinetics

I went to look at what SocialKentics had to say on their website, not much so far. Red Brick came on the scene with their big agreement with Target stores a couple years back with a wellness program that has options to use an accelerator to monitor...

Published Wed, Oct 10 2010 2:58 PM by The Medical Quack

Filed under: Medically Related, Technology, Insurance, healthcare, health insurance, Health IT, Big Brother, RedBrick Health, devices that report data, behavioral underwriting, targets

Scripps Research Answer the Mystery of How Genetic Mutations Lead to Diabetes Type 1

The target discovery here has the potential of sending molecular therapies in a new direction instead of just perhaps treating with insulin, but rather go one step further and “break the tolerance” as the association and targets areas being identified...

Published Tue, Apr 04 2010 2:24 PM by The Medical Quack

Filed under: Medically Related, Technology, Pharma/FDA News, personalized medicine, Genomics, Diabetes, Disease, Scripps, Journal, targets, molucular therapies, mutations, autoimmune disease, MHC

Gastric Cancer Targeted Therapies – Combination of Targets Prove Effective - UCLA

The HER2 gene mutation is best known for the test for breast cancer and now the mutations are proving to show some target relief with treating gastric cancer. The study is finding that a combination targeted treatment with 2 drugs is having success...

Published Wed, Mar 03 2010 6:24 PM by The Medical Quack

Filed under: Medically Related, Pharma/FDA News, health insurance, Cancer, Oncology, Breast Cancer, United HealthCare, Therapy, UCLA Jonsson Cancer Center, reasearch and development, gastric cancer, targets, herception, Tykerb, HER2

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So Much for a Mental Health Day Off At Some Companies-They Want 100% Plus Production and Send Detectives Out to Spy

UCLA Cancer Researchers Uncover Drug Resistance Mechanisms in Common Forms of Melanoma–Clinical Trial Results

RedBrick Behavior Based Wellness/Employer Insurance Company Acquires Social Kinetics

Scripps Research Answer the Mystery of How Genetic Mutations Lead to Diabetes Type 1

Gastric Cancer Targeted Therapies – Combination of Targets Prove Effective - UCLA