“What if I had access to real solutions? What if I had resources to provide to a person to help them overcome their problem? As a primary care provider with over 20 years of experience, I know viscerally that I will never “fix” anyone. I can teach, I can guide, I can comfort; but I’m… Read More »
Aimee Pourroy is an accountant, trainer, and ambitious athlete aiming for a pro card. She grew up in the small town of Healdsburg, Sonoma County. She worked fulltime and attended classes at night, graduating from Sonoma State University with a B.S in Business, concentration in Accounting and a minor in Native American Studies. She played… Read More »
A dual therapy of two drugs that are antibodies not to HIV, but to host proteins that help to perpetuate HIV infection, has reduced viral load in monkeys chronically infected with a highly pathogenic monkey analogue of HIV, the 11th IAS Conference on HIV Science was told this week. Zachary Strongin of Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia said… Read More »
Of all the macronutrients, carbohydrates are the most popular. I know you agree with this assertion. But what can you citeat least three reasons behind this? Well, you may not be in a position to mention the three, but I am quite confident you can mention one reason – their contribution to our overall well-being.… Read More »
Netflix’s He-Man reboot, dubbed Masters of the Universe: Revelation, takes an interesting approach to introducing its supposed main character. Over the course of five episodes, the all-powerful hero Prince Adam/He-Man (Chris Wood) dies…twice. The first death is in episode one, when he invokes the Sword of Power to stop his archenemy Skeletor (Mark Hamill) from… Read More »