Depression Support Groups
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Decreased expression of synapse-related genes and loss of synapses in major depressive disorder : Nature Medicine : Nature Publishing Group
nature.com — “Ronald Duman and colleagues report that synapse number is reduced in subjects with major depressive disorder. This is associated with decreased expression of synapse-related genes and increased expression of the transcriptional repressor, GATA1. Expression of GATA1 in prefrontal cortex neurons decreases the expression of synapse-related genes, reduces dendrite branching and produces depressive behavior in a rat model of depression.” View full resource at nature.com
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Caregiving is Not for Everyone : The Eldercare Support Group
takingcareofthefolks.com — “Caregiving is Not for Everyone : The Eldercare Support Group” View full resource at takingcareofthefolks.com
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Caregiving is not for Everyone . http://takingcareofthefolks.com/caregiving-is-not-for-everyone/
Welcome to Parkinson Support Group of the Upstate - Home
psgotu.org — “Meeting information” View full resource at psgotu.org
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Next meeting Topic: Life Experiences with Parkinson's Disease. http://www.psgotu.org to find out more.
Spasmodic Dysphonia Support Group - Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals
— “As an academic medical center, Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals are dedicated to improving the health of the communities we serve.” View full resource at
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When Patient Rights are Violated in Long-Term Care : The Eldercare Support Group
takingcareofthefolks.com — “When Patient Rights are Violated in Long-Term Care : The Eldercare Support Group” View full resource at takingcareofthefolks.com
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Shelley Webb Nurse, Eldercare Expert, and Active Health Library
When patient rights are violated in long-term care http://tinyurl.com/ydxcxov
07-25-2012 - , Your Weekly Newsletter Inside (No Support Group Tonight)
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Your Weekly Newsletter Inside (No Support Group Tonight) http://t.co/jyEKTqSn
The Blk pathway functions as a tumor suppressor in chronic myeloid leukemia stem cells : Nature Genetics : Nature Publishing Group
nature.com — “Shaoguang Li and colleagues show that the Blk pathway functions as a tumor suppressor in cancer stem cells of chronic myeloid leukemia but has no effect on normal hematopoietic stem cells. These results support the feasibility of selectively targeting leukemic stem cells without harming the normal stem cell compartment.” View full resource at nature.com
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Scientists @umassmemorial @UMassMedNow discover new leukemic stem cell (#LSC) pathway in chronic myeloid leukemia #CML http://t.co/k8oDtOH1
Trillium Springs
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Coping with Infertility Support Group: Tuesday evenings 6:30 - 7:30 pm. Whether you have just begun your journey... http://t.co/SG4EYZ4z
Shrink Rap
psychiatrist-blog.blogspot.com — “Dinah, ClinkShrink, & Roy introduce Shrink Rap: a blog by Psychiatrists for Psychiatrists. A place to talk; no one has to listen. All patient vignettes are confabulated; the psychiatrists, however, are mostly real. --Topics include psychotherapy, humor, depression, bipolar, anxiety, schizophrenia, medications, antidepressants, antipsychotics, ethics, psychopharmacology, forensic and correctional psychiatry, psychology, mental health, chocolate, and emotional support ducks. Don't ask.” View full resource at psychiatrist-blog.blogspot.com
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Shrink Rap, podcasts at My Three Shrinks, and tweets at @shrinkraproy. He can be found on LinkedIn. " /> Dr Steven Daviss Physician, Doctor, and Psychiatrist
@sarebear Hey, thanks for the shout out. Glad to hear your voice again on Shrink Rap (http://bit.ly/17HgF). You always make me smile.
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Nature Medicine
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Shelley Webb
Shelley Webb is truly the voice of experience when it comes to caregiving. With more than 30 years of service as a Registered Nurse, RN Case Manager, Geriatric Care Manager and caregiver to her father, she has “been there and done that” both personally and professionally. An “overnight” caregiver to her father, her priorities instantly changed and so did her workplace.
As “The Intentional Caregiver” and President of The Eldercare Support Groups, Shelley and her network of experts have become the definitive source for educational materials, encouragement and successful strategies to enable the caregiver to create an easier, less stressful and even more rewarding role.
Currently a consultant, coach and advisor to caregivers world-wide, she is also a volunteer advocacy ambassador for the Alzheimer’s Association, a panel expert at ShareCare.com (a new online health and wellness platform created by Dr. Mehmet Oz, and Jeff Arnold – founder of WebMD), as well as a speaker, and an expert writer for several on-line “boomer”, aging and caregiving resources.
Shelley’s passion is to help calm, simplify and enrich the lives of caregivers of aging parents and loved ones. She believes that by being intentional in their caregiving role, all of that and more is possible.
She resides in a rural area in beautiful northern Idaho with her 2 miniature schnauzers, 2 desert tortoises and over 20 chickens. She considers herself a gourmet cook in training, a wine afficianado and enjoys gardening, reading and dancing. She is blessed with 2 awesome grown up children, one of whom is getting married this summer. Bring on the grandchildren! -
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