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Posted January 27, 2009
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Here is the most recent podcast from the Danielle Lin Show:

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Listeners of the show can buy 2 bottle of SlimMax and received the 3rd bottle free.

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Danielle Lin Show Podcasts

“You Gotta Have Guts” with Author: Victoria Bowmann, Ph.D December 3, 2011

“You Gotta Have Guts” Guest/Author: Victoria Bowmann, Ph.D It all begins in the gut. Get your digestive system in order and you are on track to a healthier lifestyle. Nobody knows that better than renowned expert and author, Victoria Bowmann, Ph.D., one the leading experts when it comes to Probiotics, Detoxification and the GI track. […]

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“Get Your Sexy Back…Look Younger Now” with Author: Dr. Ann Louis Gittleman on The Danielle Lin Show December 3, 2011

“Get Your Sexy Back…Look Younger Now” Guest/Author: Dr. Ann Louis Gittleman Author of the best-seller “Living Beauty Detox Program,” Ann Louis Gittleman shares the wisdom of the ages for all times. She is a powerhouse of knowledge. In fact, she is one of the greatest advocates for a healthy living who really walks her talk. […]

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“Ruling Planets” with Author Christopher Renstrom on The Danielle Lin Show November 18, 2011

“Ruling Planets…What Planet Are You From?” Guest/Author: Christopher Renstrom Everyone has a birthday and believe it or not…it matters. But do you know why? Join us as world renowned Astrologer, Christopher Renstrom shares his unique perspective and offers predictions for 2012. Find out why Ruling Planets are like your own weather report for the journey […] […]

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The Intention Experiment

It’s just mental February 15, 2019

The whole of modern psychiatry rests on the platform that mental illness is, in fact, mental—a sickness that occurs in the brain. Nowhere is this more evident than with depression, a catch-all term used to describe individuals who are excessively sad, listless and lacking in the will to carry on with life as usual. This […]

Lynne McTaggart

Survival of the fictitious February 8, 2019

A mosaic of influences — religious, political, economic, scientific, and philosophical — writes the story that we live by, but the main author is science. Science tells us who we are and from there we determine how we’re supposed to live. And much of science and ‘enlightened thinking’ from the 1700s to date has described […]

Lynne McTaggart

Some new rules to live by February 1, 2019

Since the millennium, commentators of every variety have been trying to get a handle on the collective significance of the continuous crises besetting us in modern times: banking crises, terrorist crises, political crises, sovereign-debt crises, climate-change crises, energy crises, food crises, ecological crises, manmade and otherwise. But the crises we fac […]

Lynne McTaggart

The trouble with walls January 25, 2019

Henderson, the second largest city in Clark County, Nevada, has been burdened with heavy expectation ever since former President John F. Kennedy, in a throwaway comment, referred to the then sparsely populated upstart — a stone’s throw from Las Vegas — as a “city of destiny.” Within the next half century, Henderson swelled to the […]

Lynne McTaggart

Talking the walk January 18, 2019

A few years ago, I wrote why I won’t be participating in a Moonwalk for breast cancer, and worth saying it again. All across the world people are lining up to do the Walk the Walk Moonwalk—in May in the UK, in November in New York. The ads have been on the radio, making the […]

Lynne McTaggart

What Californian gangs can teach Congress and Parliament January 11, 2019

As I observe the stalemate between the American Republicans and Democrats over the Mexican wall and parliamentarians of all parties over Brexit, I can’t help thinking that all these great elected government officials could learn a thing or two from Orland Bishop and the rival young black gang members he is instructing how to relate […]

Lynne McTaggart

Why this is a Happy New Year January 4, 2019

If you’re like me, you watch the nightly news with a sense of dread. Even though I’m a journalist myself, I am dismayed by the increasing tendency of most news agencies to abandon any sense of objectivity and paint every situation in the worst possible light. According to the major news agencies on both sides […]

Lynne McTaggart

How to create a miracle in these times of uncertainty December 24, 2018

During this dark time of uncertainty, when all familiar systems seem to be collapsing around us, I take enormous comfort in one simple fact: the extraordinary regenerative power of small groups to create miracles. In this season of miracles, I have repeatedly witnessed the greatest miracle of all in our Power of Eight circles: our […]

Lynne McTaggart

Healing dementia December 7, 2018

While medicine wrings its hands over the explosion in cases of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease (AD), and the inability of the pharmaceutical industry to produce an effective drug to counter them, a few forward-thinking doctors here and there are quietly carrying out new research showing that medicine has it all wrong about the cause of […]

Lynne McTaggart

Won’t you be my neighbor? November 23, 2018

A week after the US election that supposedly further polarized America came the news that one of the biggest box office draws in American movie theaters at the moment isn’t the latest action hero extravaganza or horror movie. Nope, the crowds are lining up on the street to see a little documentary about a taciturn […]

Lynne McTaggart

Cancer Therapy News

Why Do Only Eight Percent Of Cancer Patients In The U.S. Participate In Clinical Trials? February 19, 2019

Clinical trials for cancer patients give the opportunity for people to try the newest cancer therapies and receive exceptional care. So why do only 8% of cancer patients enroll in one? (Source: Forbes.com Healthcare News)MedWorm Message: Have you tried our new medical search engine? More powerful than before. Log on with your social media account. 100% free.

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Gastric Acid Suppression & Oral Cancer Therapy Should Not Mix Gastric Acid Suppression & Oral Cancer Therapy Should Not Mix February 19, 2019

Gastric acid suppressants may reduce absorption of oral cancer drugs, as shown in a study with pazopanib for sarcoma in which the interaction led to worse outcomes. Can this be practice changing?Medscape Medical News (Source: Medscape Medical News Headlines)

Medscape Medical News Headlines

Health Highlights: Feb. 18, 2019 February 19, 2019

Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by the editors of HealthDay: Immunotherapies Prove Their Mettle Against Kidney Cancer Adding immunotherapy to targeted cancer therapy boosted survival for kidney cancer... (Source: Drugs.com - Daily MedNews)

Drugs.com - Daily MedNews

Shorter radiotherapy works for prostate cancer treatment February 19, 2019

A shorter radiotherapy protocol for treating prostate cancer is comparable...Read more on AuntMinnie.comRelated Reading: ASTRO: AI's rad therapy future is in predicting outcomes ASTRO: SBRT works well for less risky prostate cancer ASTRO releases new prostate radiation therapy guideline SNMMI: Early prostate cancer therapy extends lives Hypofractionated […]

AuntMinnie.com Headlines

Yoga as breast cancer therapy: The benefits are not ALL psychological – physical benefits include reduction in swelling around the lymph nodes February 18, 2019

(Natural News) In case you still weren’t sure about whether or not cancer is one of the worst things that can ever happen to anyone, you only need to look at what happens with most female cancer patients after they have undergone treatment. In the case of breast cancer patients, it’s possible to suffer from... (Source: NaturalNews.com)

NaturalNews.com

U.S. Medicare plans to track CAR-T cancer therapy outcomes February 15, 2019

The U.S. Centers for Medicare& Medicaid Services (CMS) on Friday proposed coverage of expensive CAR-T cell therapies at cancer centers that meet criteria including an approved registry of patient results or clinical study to monitor patients for at least two years after treatment. (Source: Reuters: Health)MedWorm Message: If you are looking to buy someth […]

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U.S. proposes Medicare coverage for CAR-T cancer therapies February 15, 2019

The U.S. Centers for Medicare& Medicaid Services (CMS) on Friday proposed Medicare coverage of approved CAR-T cell therapies that use the patient's immune system to fight cancer. (Source: Reuters: Health)

Reuters: Health

Sorting Cancer-Associated Fibroblasts (CAFs) February 14, 2019

Featuring Our Colorectal CAFSCAFs play a central role in the Tumor Microenvironment (TME). The TME has been identified as one of the driving factors of tumor progression and invasion. Inside this microenvironment, CAFs, a type of perpetually activated fibroblasts, have been implicated to have a strong tumor modulating effect and play a key role in areas such […]

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Bioluminescent deep-sea creatures illuminate the effectiveness of new cancer therapies February 13, 2019

(University of Southern California - Health Sciences) A new tool developed by scientists at the Keck School of Medicine of USC can improve development and effectiveness of leading-edge cancer therapies derived from patients' immune systems. (Source: EurekAlert! - Medicine and Health)

EurekAlert! - Medicine and Health

New Imaging Method Measures Efficacy of Breast Cancer Therapy February 12, 2019

Researchers from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health have discovered a new way to measure the efficacy or failure of hormone therapy for breast cancer patients. A study detailing the findings was published in the February issue of The Journal of Nuclear Medicine. The findings showed that positron emission tomography (PET) imaging […]

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NPR : World Cafe

Southwest Airlines Cancels More Flights Because Of Unspecified Mechanical Issues February 20, 2019

An "operational emergency" is grounding more than 40 planes at Southwest Airlines because of mechanical problems and creating havoc with travelers.

David Schaper

Second U.S.-North Korea Summit Likely Focus On Nuclear Weapons Center February 20, 2019

This month's summit between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is likely to focus on North Korea's main nuclear weapons center at Yongbyon.

Geoff Brumfiel

What's Changed Between U.S. And North Korea Since First Summit February 20, 2019

President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will meet for a second time next week. NPR's Mary Louise Kelly talks with North Korea expert Frank Aum about what's changed since the last meeting.

Maidens On The Mall: Hulu Series Brings Red Cloaks To Steps Of Lincoln Memorial February 20, 2019

The Handmaid's Tale the Hulu TV series based on Margaret Atwood's novel, came to Washington, D.C., to shoot a scene on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. Extras gathered to portray the handmaids.

Lynn Neary

Philly District Attorney Larry Krasner Earns Praise And Pushback For Changes Made February 20, 2019

In his first year, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner has remade the office with changes to sentencing recommendations, bail and who to charge. They've also invited controversy.

Bobby Allyn

Why Americans Can't Quit Tipping February 20, 2019

Tipping is ingrained in America's retail culture. And there's not much we can do to stop that.

Stacey Vanek Smith

Backpack Kid Sues Fortnite For Stealing 'The Floss' Dance February 20, 2019

A wannabe rapper named Backpack Kid is suing game maker of Fortnite for stealing a dance he claims he created called The Floss.

Stacey Vanek Smith

Lawsuit Accuses 'Washington Post' Of Bullying Covington High School Student February 20, 2019

The family of a Covington High School student at the center of a standoff is suing The Washington Post. NPR's Ari Shapiro talks with media law professor Derigan Silver about First Amendment law.

Trade Talks With China Continue, As Trump Shies From A Hard Deadline For A Deal February 20, 2019

March 1 "is not a magical date," President Trump said this week, about his self-imposed deadline when tariffs would spike. Whether a deal will resolve key structural issues isn't clear.

Laurel Wamsley

3 Conservative Politicians Abandon Party For Britain's Fledgling 'Independent Group' February 20, 2019

"The hard-line, the anti-EU awkward squad that have destroyed every leader for the last 40 years are now running the Conservative party from top to toe," lawmaker Anna Soubry said Wednesday.

Sasha Ingber

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