September 4, 2019
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Surviving Hurricane Andrew
Hurricane Dorian was a wonderful disappointment for Miami. There is no question in my mind the mammoth hurricane would have devastated the island of Miami Beach, which incidentally, is my island home. I will readily admit that I was scared. Had hurricane Dorian graced us with its presence we would have been chewed-up, spit-out and hurled back into the stone age. Today, I’d be a hunter gatherer of Goodwill giveaways, FEMA freebies, Red Cross kindnesses and government cheese. No doubt I’d be flirting with insurance adjusters to get the largest sum possible paid-out and begging roofers to do me first… (Get your minds out of the gutter!) I’m happy to have escaped it all and grateful not to be at the mercy of volunteer relief workers trying to win a seat in heaven by throwing me a bottle of water. However, there is one embarrassing fact I feel I must confess. I am one of those irresponsible people that you hear about in the news that neither prepare nor evacuate. Frankly, I never do; not even a little. I know it’s shameful and nothing to boast or be proud about. But, as Forrest Gump’s mother said best, “stupid is as […]
September 1, 2019
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Miracle Cure for HPV Discovered
Mexican Scientist Dr. Eva Ramon Gallegos was part of a large team of investigators that have successfully eradicated the Human Papilloma Virus in 29 women in the Mexican capital. The institution emitted a communique to inform that their patients have been treated with photodynamic therapy, a noninvasive method that helps in combating HPV. This is an unbelievable medical breakthrough for Mexico and for those suffering from the deadly virus that causes cancer. Statistics (from the health department in Mexico), show that HPV has become the second leading cause of death of women and the leading cause of all cervical uterine cancer. Also, the leading cause of anal/rectal cancer in men. Studies conducted in The Instituto Politecnico Nacional have uncovered the cure and complete eradication of the virus and have achieved a definite and historic victory against cervical uterine cancer and potentially rectal/anal cancer. This treatment not only suppresses the virus but also eliminates the premalignant lesions of cervical cancer, in its initial trials. Clinical trials were done in two phases. During the first phase of clinical they treated with photodynamic therapy 420 infected patients with HPV from Oaxaca and Veracruz. In the second phase 29 women in the Mexican capital. […]