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August 1, 2013 Jennifer S. Newton advent of CT scan, bone, cancer, CT, CT scan, destroy cancer, dose, external radiation, IGRT, IMRT, Kentuckiana, large dose, large dose of radiation, large dose of treatment, Louisville Don Stacy, metastasis, national oncology group, oncologist, oncology, oncology group, physician, private radiation therapy practice, prostate, radiation, radiation dose, radiation five, radiation five time, radiation oncologist, radiation therapy, radiation therapy practice, radiosurgery, radiotherapy, radiotherapy center, radiotherapy center of Kentuckiana, reduced treatment time, resident expert, scan, single high dose, single high dose of radiation, Stacy, standardized care, stereotactic, stereotactic radiosurgery, stereotactic radiotherapy, stereotactic technique, stereotactic therapy, Stereotactic treatment, super-focus, therapy, tiny dose, tiny dose of radiation five time, toxicity, treatment time, tumor, vantage oncology, Xofigo

LOUISVILLE Don Stacy, MD, radiation oncologist with Radiotherapy Centers of Kentuckiana and resident expert on stereotactic radiosurgery and radiotherapy, has

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Update on the Pain Treatment Center of the Bluegrass

July 1, 2013 Jennifer Newton 16-slice, 4-slice, accreditation, add bone density service, Albany, bluegrass, bone, bone density, bone density service, bone density study, bone loss, center 's update, centralize image service, clinic, CMA, CT, CT scanner, current EMR system, Dexa, Dexa scan, Dexa scanner, doctor, doctor 's office, Dr. Wright, easy report, EMR, EMR system, GE Lightspeed, GE Lightspeed 16-slice, hoot, image machine, Lexington Healthcare, Liz Haeberlin Riegger, medical director, Medicare, Medicare accreditation standard, MS, Ms. Wright, new GE Lightspeed 16-slice, new image area, new image technology, old 4-slice, osteoporosis, PAC, pain, pain treatment center, pain treatment center of the bluegrass, photography, PTC, PTC 's Lexington, purchase of a Dexa scanner, purchase of a new GE Lightspeed 16-slice, RT, scan, scanner, Somerset, Somerset location, X-ray

LEXINGTON Healthcare would not be the same today without the technology that powers diagnostics. Imaging technology can make all the

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The Power of Focus

June 1, 2013 Jennifer S. Newton A., ACL, acute focus, advancement, ankle, ankle sprain, anterior cruciate ligament, area of the musculoskeletal system, arthritis, Arthroscopic, Arthroscopic surgery, bone, cartilage, cementless, checkout flow, checkout flow of the office, clinic, clinic 's physical asset, clinic 's physician, cost-effective care, cruciate, cruciate ligament, cuff, Dutchmans Lane, E., egger, Ernest A. egger, expertise, fellowship, fixation, fracture, good understand, good understand of the ligament balance of the knee, hip, hip replacement surgery, human musculoskeletal system, injury, joint, joint replacement, knee, knee replacement, late reconstruction, licensed outpatient operate room, ligament, ligament balance, ligament reconstruction, Louisville, Louisville orthopaedic clinic, Louisville orthopaedic clinic 's physician, low extremity, medical advancement, medicine, MRI, muscle, musculoskeletal, musculoskeletal system, next open, operate room, orthopedic practice, orthopedic surgeon, orthotics lab, outpatient, pain, pain management, pain of arthritis, physical therapy, physician, power of focus, practice 's success, quadricep, Quill, razor-sharp edge, reconstruction, replacement, replacement surgery, Richardson, rotator, rupture, select provider, shoulder, socket, specialist, sport injury, sport medicine, sprain, St. Matthews 's area hospital corridor, stability, subspecialty, subspecialty area, subspecialty area of interest, subspecialty expertise, surgeon, surgery, sweet, tendon, tendon transfer, therapy, total joint replacement, Ty E., work-related

LOUISVILLE The human musculoskeletal system includes over 200 joints, 206 bones, 640 muscles, 900 ligaments, and approximately 4000 tendons. To

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Global Advancements

August 1, 2012February 1, 2017 MD-Update Staff acceleration of emerge health solution, Allergy & Immunology, bio/med-tech, bone, bone marrow, cellular immunology, clinical-stage, clinical-stage company, Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum, DKFZ, DKFZ colleague, DKFZ research, dogma of immunology, Dr. Stefanie Seltmann, dual conference, emerge health solution, exist failure, experimental medicine, formation of new industry, FRANKFURTMEDTECH, global advancement, Hans-Reimer Rodewald, head of press, head of the division of cellular immunology, health solution, immune Pan-Antigen Cytotoxic therapy, immunology, info, innovation network, international innovation network, journal of experimental medicine, keynote, keynote speaker, marrow, mature T cell, Pan-Antigen Cytotoxic, Pan-Antigen Cytotoxic therapy, progenitor, revitalization of market, Robert Weiss, Seltmann, startle observation, steady production of immune cell, T, thymus, thymus gland act, US-GERMAN BIO/MED-TECH, US-GERMAN BIO/MED-TECH innovator meet, Vera Martins, world 's preeminent leader

THINK YOU KNOW THYMUS? HEIDELBERG, GERMANY According to Dr. Stefanie Seltmann, head of Press and Public Relations for the German

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A Paradigm-Shifting Discovery

June 1, 2012 Jennifer S. Newton achieve chimerism, biopsy, bone, bone marrow, breakthrough study co-authored, cell process, cellular therapeutics, chimerism, diabetes, director of the institute of cellular therapeutics, disorder, donor, donor chimerism, Dr. Suzanne, Dr. Suzanne T., dual immune system, engraftment, engraftment syndrome, facilitate cell, FDA, FDA-approved phase 2, FDA-approved phase 2 study, genetic source, graft, graft tolerance, harmful cell, hematopoietic, hematopoietic stem cell, high level of donor chimerism, high volume of kidney transplant, host disease, ICT, ICT lab, Ildstad, immunosuppressant, immunosuppressant drug regimen, immunosuppressant drug therapy, immunosuppression, Joseph Leventhal, kidney, kidney transplant, kidney transplant patient, kidney transplant recipient, Louisville, Louisville decade, Louisville researcher, marrow, mismatched patient, MLR, mobilization power, mobilization power of hematopoietic stem cell, multi-faceted power, multi-faceted power of stem cell, one, one year post-transplant, Paradigm-Shifting discovery, post-transplant, principal investigator of the study, protocol, published breakthrough study co-authored, recipient, regimen, researcher, simultaneous approach, singular organism, stem, stem cell, Suzanne T., T, therapeutics, tolerance, Translational Medicine1, transplant, transplantation, transplants2, type 1, type 1 diabetes, UofL, UofL researcher, white count

LOUISVILLE Decades in the making, a recently published breakthrough study co-authored by UofL researcher, Suzanne T. Ildstad, MD, demonstrates success

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The Powerful Benefits of Estrogen

May 1, 2012 Jennifer S. Newton body collagen, bone, bone density scan, bone mass, booth, certified clinical densitometrist, change thanks, clinical Densitometry, comanaging, comanaging partner, comanaging partner of woman, compromised bone strength, control symptom of estrogen withdrawal, data link menopause, data show, densitometrist, Densitometry, detect osteoporosis, Dexagrams, Dexagrams measure bone density, diminished risk, diminished risk of a venous thromboembolic event relative, estrogen, estrogen deficiency, estrogen withdrawal, fracture, GYN, hormonal age, hormonal IUD, hormone, hormone therapy, increased risk of osteoporosis, international society of clinical Densitometry, loss of estrogen, low estrogen, low estrogen level, low-dose birth control pill, menopausal range, menopausal system, menopausal year, menopause, metabolic change thanks, natural menopause, non-hormonal, non-hormonal recommendation, non-hormone, non-hormone medication, OB, osteoporosis, pm symptom, powerful benefit, powerful benefit of estrogen, puberty of the sex hormone, Rebecca Booth, Rebecca Terry, result of estrogen withdrawal, risk of fracture, symptom, terry, therapy, thromboembolic event relative, total body collagen, traditional hormone therapy, transdermal, transdermal estrogen, use of transdermal estrogen, vaginal insert, vaginal ring, vascular elasticity, venous thromboembolic event relative, withdrawal, woman 's biological design

LOUISVILLE – Rebecca Booth, MD, OB/GYN with Women First of Louisville, estimates only 15 to 20% of her patients in

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