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Distant Star's Sound Waves Reveal Cycle Similar to Sun by National Science Foundation Posted Thu 26 Aug 2010 1:04pm In a bid to unlock long-standing mysteries of the sun, including the impacts on Earth of its 11-year cycle, an international team of scientists has successfully probed a distant star. By monitoring the star's sound waves, the team has observed a magnetic cycle analogous to the sun's solar cycle. Results of the study, conducted by scientists Read on »
Permanent Link: Sound Waves by yumers Posted Fri 20 Nov 2009 12:00am I totally forgot about the following account til today, but I thought it was still interesting enough to write it down. When you think of places that play soothing sounds in the background, people usually think of salons and spas. Well, add ECT treatment room to that list. As I was getting situated for ECT, I noticed the sound of the ocean that seem to fill Read on »
Sound, sound, sound by ci4me2007 Patient Expert Posted Fri 06 Nov 2009 10:01pm Sorry for not updating so often anymore, but life is happening, and I have other very life-normal important things to focus on, too Sound is getting better and better..., that gave me a 14 days extra wait, which is rather frustrating since I’m on top sound and need to both increase levels and adjust them some. But I have used the “worst” program Read on »
Sensory deprivation causes hallucinations by atorturedsoul Posted Fri 06 Nov 2009 9:11am Short periods of sensory deprivation can cause hallucinations, even in people who are not prone to them. A new study conducted by the University College in London has shown that sensory deprivation can indeed trigger hallucinations. Over 200 people applied to take part in the study and completed a Revised Hallucinations Scale questionnaire, which determines Read on »
A Sound Mind In A Sound Body by Rudy S. Patient Expert Posted Mon 08 Jun 2009 6:34pm This is a fascinating article A Sound Mind In A Sound Body Read on »
Asics. Sound Mind, Sound Body by Vanessa R. Patient Expert Posted Sun 06 Jun 2010 6:56am Left is rational. Right is emotional. Left, right, left, right, left, right is balance. Running is in our DNA. Asics. Sound mind, sound body. Run, because Darwin was right about evolution, and Newton, about gravity. Running is in our DNA. Asics. Sound mind, sound body. Agency: Dez Brasil, São Paulo, Brazil Creative Director Read on »
Whoa…Auditory Hallucination Time by patientanonymous Patient ExpertHealth Maven Posted Sat 28 Jun 2008 12:00am I don’t hallucinate. Have I ever? *PA thinks* Except from some DP/DR (whichever you wish to phrase), and other symptoms as per my Simple Partial Seizures, they are definitely of a psychic phenomena but I have never hallucinated. So, to the voices. It is hard to explain as I am sure it is for others as well. Or maybe it is not hard for them Read on »
Sonova + AB + InSound Medical = Sounds Good by Lily's Dad Patient Expert Posted Wed 06 Jan 2010 12:00am Sonova completed its $489 million acquisition of AB this week and announced the purchase of InSound Medical. According to the Reuters report, "InSound developed the first hearing system that is placed deep in the ear canal and is invisible from the outside. The hearing system can be used for up to 120 days before being replaced. The deal Read on »
Sonova + AB + InSound Medical = Sounds Good by Lily's Dad Patient Expert Posted Wed 06 Jan 2010 8:16pm Sonova completed its $489 million acquisition of AB this week and announced the purchase of InSound Medical. According to the Reuters report, "InSound developed the first hearing system that is placed deep in the ear canal and is invisible from the outside. The hearing system can be used for up to 120 days before being replaced. The deal enables Read on »
Government Won’t Pay for Medical ‘Never Events’. Sound Policy or Sound Bite? by MKirschMD Posted Sat 03 Oct 2009 5:17am , then they will not be reimbursed for hospital care required to treat what should have never occurred in the first place. This certainly sounds reasonable. For example, if a hospitalized patient develops Read on »