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PETLinQ to Debut Pure Web Based PET/CT Fusion Viewer at June 2009 SNM Conference

New Thin Client PET/CT Viewer to Provide High Quality Viewing Capability on a Flexible yet Affordable Web Based Platform

Inside Story of HBO's Alzheimer's Project with Series Producer John Hoffman and Dr. Laurie Ryan on WebmasterRadio.FM's "Rainmaker"

HBO is supporting a multi-part campaign focusing on Alzheimer's disease, its causes, symptoms, treatment and possible cures. Hoffman and Ryan take us inside the making of "The Alzheimer's Project", which includes four HBO documentaries and a nationwide community-based outreach campaign.

Charcot-Marie-Tooth Association's 'Honor a Star. Be a Star.' Gala Generates Over $350,000 for CMT Research

The Charcot-Marie-Tooth Association's second annual "Honor a Star. Be a Star." Gala recognizing Joe and Sue Paterno for a lifetime of achievement raised a record amount of over $350,000 at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in New York City on April 29.

Through Light There Is Hope

The ALS Association Holds Candlelight Vigil in Nation's Capitol to Remember Those Taken by Lou Gehrig's Disease.

Military Veterans Struck Down by Lou Gehrig's Disease Honored on Mother's Day by The ALS Association with Wreath Laying Ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery

Three military veterans with ALS and the widow of a military veteran who passed away from ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) have placed a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns during a ceremony sponsored by The ALS Association.

The Fifth Annual National Neuropathy Week Starts on May 11th, 2009

Peripheral neuropathy is one of the most common diseases most people have never heard of...and yet, upwards of 20 million Americans have it! The extent and importance of this disease has not yet been adequately recognized.

Health Care Professionals Offer Free Consultations for National Stroke Awareness Month

Health care professionals offer free workshops with an emphasis on smoking cessation to raise public awareness of stroke and assist individuals in lowering their risk factors, in order to improve their quality of life.

Nicotine May Help Prevent Damage from Bioterrosim Toxin and Growth Factors in Heart Disease News from Molecular Medicine

Nicotine has potent anti-inflammatory properties and British scientists have now found that it is helpful in delaying the effects of ricin, the toxic substance feared in biologic warfare.

Robin And The Giant Locked Up For Good

Recording artists and radio personalities Robin And The Giant are being voluntarily "locked up" for good! It's part of the 2009 Muscular Dystrophy Association's fund raising campaign in which celebrities are placed in a mock jail until enough bail has been raised to earn back their freedom.

New Treatments, Medical Help for Stroke Patients Can Greatly Improve Patient Conditions

May is Stroke Awareness Month and there's new medical help for stroke patients. Two newer treatments -- performed within hours of a stroke -- increase the possibility of preventing long-term disability and even death. Timing is everything. So is finding your way to a designated primary stroke center to receive medical help.

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