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My husband is a heart failure patient and was recently admitted to Toronto General Hospital and is now at home. No one mentioned this program to him.

Parkinson disease🤢 is a very terrible illness, my Dad suffered from it for 19 years until we finally got a help and a medicine from Dr Madida that truly works that helped treat, cure and reversed all his symptoms completely💯…My Dad is well again...

Parkinson disease is a very terrible illness, my Dad suffered from it for 19 years until we finally got a help and a medicine from Dr Madida that truly works that helped treat, cure and reversed all his symptoms completely💯…My Dad is well again...

My fear is that these myths will continue to be perpetuated until EDs are seen as biologically driven and neurometabolic in nature.

Can you speak to the metrics by which success of hospital based treatment is based off of? Any articles on this that are open access? What is the resistance toward DBT based programming and continuity of care on an outpatient basis? How can we get mental health organizations across the nation to include support for EDs? It baffles me that the most deadly illnesses, ones that aren't rare by any means, are not represented or considered to be serious. Alternatively, EDs are seen as taboo and too scary to approach. Seems very backwards in terms of "earlier the intervention the better"

Why are MEDACTT resources being cut? Harm reduction is a crucial aspect of promoting quality of life and preventing hospitalization.

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Many years ago Fred and I were the senior trainees at Queen Square London--a lovely man--superb doctor and surgeon Prof Charles Davis

Thank you so much Dr.ouzounian the young lady fratured is my daughter Nicole, thank you for saving her life forever a greatful mom.

I had the chance to shadow Dr. Cusimano at Peter Munk Cardiac Centre. It was amazing!

An amazing story.....the outcome was absolutely spectacular......so happy for both him and his family....

“Rehabilitation Saves Life”

Such a remarkable story with an amazing outcome.

What a beautiful, well-told story.

Outstanding work! Even for the goddess of apples and youth

I have the highest admiration for Dr. Fenelli. I do not possess words that fully express my gratitude for his exceptional care. On a personal basis, I am gratefully he performed my robot Laparoscopic Radical Prostatectomy. I had minimal pain and on my way to a swift recovery, thanks to Dr. Fenelli. I am grateful that we have a leader among us who is dedicated, energetic, and devoted to improving our healthcare. I also can relate directly to this short tribute to Dr. Fenelli. My parents also relocated to Toronto in the early 1950s from a small town near Dr.Fenelli’s parents. I also can assert that I wouldn't be where I am in my life if it wasn't for my parent's influence.

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Thank you to Dr. Hota for her clear communication on the pandemic as it stands today. Greatly appreciated.

A great success for so many wonderful causes. Thank you!

Wow

Good job!!! Promotion that works - "Promosm" !

Well, there should be an update: uhnfoundation.ca/stories/remembering-dr-fred-gentili/

God bless you, man! Good luck and all the best!

He was my classmate at Meds 7T2 and had hoped to see him at our 50 year reunion at Hart House June 2,2023. What a remarkable man out of a great class of doctors

A wonderful tribute honouring such a brilliant and compassionate surgeon.He was my surgeon and like everyone I was shocked when I saw the obituary by chance. He will be remembered always.

For a while it was recommended everyone take 81MG (baby) aspirin every day, then it was unrecommended. Perhaps if micro clots are possibly a small part of covid or long covid it would be prudent to go back to recommending for everyone to take a baby aspirin every day.

May be some cross membrane antybody occur after SARS COV2 infection. Theoreticaly ,before coronaviruses are released from the infected hyjaked cell, they catch a lypidic part of cell membrane and integrate in IT s own structure. At some patients antybody against virus structure interact with cells membrane. A dropp of fresh blood from some patients after SARS COV2 infection can agglutinate apparently before coagulate ,at surface of a cold glass lamela. At microscope erytrocyte aggregation like coin rolls can be seen,at room temperature At body temperature 37 C aggregation did not occur. At perifereal circulation, where blood have low temperature,may be that tendency of erytrocyte induced by low adsorbtion forces not neutalyzed by rejection electrostatic forces, can increase blood viscousity. Even SARS COV2 virus better infect cells at very low tissue temperature. At TWiV Nr 659 at min29 virologist Christian Drosten indicate that. ,,Low temperature agglutinine,, occur after some viral infection but also after Mycoplamae pneumoiae infection.

Thank you for your continued efforts.

Superhero. Real inspiration.

Thank you. That was very interesting and useful.

hi can tms treatment treat apathy in depression. thank you

All thanks goes to Dr Alaho Olu on UA-cam for curing me and my boyfriend from HSV 2, I’m so much excited. He cures HPV, FIBROID, ALS..

This is a noble human, a true hero of our times. But we know more about the trashy lives of Hollywood stars than we know about true greatness. I came across this video by accident or else I would have never known about this remarkable man!

how far are they now for people who had a stroke ?

We Need this more in The Netherlands, even my doctor and hospital, din't tell us anything about this, my dad had a head-infarct/stroke last year 28th Okt. then 100 days in a revalidation center. but now at home for a couple months, and still not realy better, still arm/hand/fingers cramped up and no control from left leg/feet, and weird less feeling in left side of face. Hope i can send him to this machine, and that my doctor can send him there. hope this will help my dad. and just now my mom is speaking slow, also had to bring her to hospital, stil speaking slowly/double toung. and going home tomorrow.

Can we please make it less expensive?, so we can heal the brain of many people. also that people with less money can do this. that would help alot of people.