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Discovery Travel - March 10, 2006 Thousands of human brains float in jars of formaldehyde at a unique museum that gives visitors to Lima an up-close view of brain diseases, from trichinosis to stroke. More than 2,500 brains are on display in a modest museum in Lima
Corry Mike is diagnosed with Alzheimers
femalefirst.co.uk - Mike (Johnny Briggs) causes a stir when he turns up at the factory wearing his pyjama top under his suit. His behaviour is erratic and the girls are forced to call for help. When Danny (Bradley Walsh) arrives he finds Mike signing cheques and is
Vivian Robison
Journal Review - Vivian Robison, 85, Holton, Kan., died Thursday in the Community Hospital in Onaga. Mrs. Robison worked at Lee’s Flower Shop in Holton, Kan., for 23 years. Her memberships included First Christian Church in Holton, the Christian Women s Fellowship
Red cabbage could cut Alzehimer s risk
Food Navigator - 3/10/2006 - In a new study red cabbage was seen to reduce the build-up of certain plaques in the brain that could cause Alzheimer s disease, the most common form of dementia that costs the UK an estimated 15 billion ( 22 billion) every year
Excessive peroxidase of amyloid-beta- understanding Alzheimers
RxPG - By Children’s Hospital & Research Center at Oakland , Researchers at Children’s Hospital & Research Center at Oakland (CHRCO) have published a new study that is the first to explain how brain cells die in patients with Alzheimer’s Disease. This
Learn how to live with Alzheimers
Statesman Journal - An upcoming conference aims to take the mystery out of Alzheimer’s disease. The third annual Alzheimer’s Network Spring conference, “Living with Alzheimer’s Disease: Help for Today–Hope for Tomorrow,” is March 18. Topics will range from bathing and
Mans family mulls suing city, county
Inside Bay Area - FRENCH CAMP A relative of a Tracy man found dead 36 hours after being released from San Joaquin County jail said the family is considering legal action against the city he was arrested in and the county that operates the jail. Guillermo Davila, 71
Hampton Area Obituaries
Hampton Union - EPPING - Robert “Bob” D. Duffy, 60, died Friday, March 10, 2006 at his home surrounded by family after a short illness. He was born Feb. 12, 1946 in Manchester, son of the late Phillip and Althea (Hersey) Duffy. He was raised in Newington and was a