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How Smartphones and Wearables Can Lead to Better Health by Harry Glorikian Book Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE How Smartphones and Wearables Can Lead to Better Health Boston, September 28, 2022 ― Wearables like smart watches or Fitbits do far more than count steps. In fact, AI-enabled devices can prevent a heart attack, diagnose melanoma, lessen the frequency of asthma attacks and treat insomnia without drugs, explains biotech expert Harry Glorikian. “Personal devices with sensors that can track and even diagnose medical conditions have been around for more than a decade. Hardware and AI have advanced so rapidly, however, that devices and their connected sensors can now accomplish feats that were inconceivable just a few short years ago,” he wrote in a recent article. In his new…
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Doctors Offer Vaccine Insights as New Boosters are Readied – Overcoming the COVID Darkness Book Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Doctors Offer Vaccine Insights as New Boosters are Readied Santa Ana, CA, September 28, 2022 — Another COVID booster is on the horizon — this one targeting the BA.4 and BA.5 variants — opening the door for more discussion surrounding vaccine efficacy and the overall pandemic response. Pointing to animal studies that date back more than 20 years, Dr. George Fareed of the Imperial Valley in California recently shared his perspective on why the type of vaccines being used have fallen short of expectations and possibly prolonged the pandemic. “If you immunize a population in the pandemic with a vaccine that suppresses, to some extent, replication or…
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Soldiers’ Blood and Bloodied Money: Wars and the Ruling Elites book by Allen B. Clark Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Soldiers’ Blood and Bloodied Money Delivers Hard-Hitting History Lesson Dallas, TX, September 28, 2022 — Allen B. Clark returned from the Vietnam War a double-leg amputee. It took 15 months of rehabilitation, 20 surgeries, eight years of psychotherapy and his faith in God to help him heal. Through the years, Clark became involved in politics and was eventually appointed as an assistant secretary at the National Department of Veterans Affairs. It was through that appointment where Clark met and mentored hundreds of veterans and listened to their stories. The blood lost — the lives lost — haunted him, and he began to study the history of wars intensely.…







