Free dinner every Thursdays in Los Altos
Using ebay to sell fitness and health trackers helping home health monitoring
The Daily Show with Trevor Noah
CRAIN’s SF: California affordable housing crisis may not be fixable
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Support Dreamers

I’m not sure if you know this about me, but I am the daughter of an immigrant. My mother immigrated to the U.S. as a child, unable to speak English and with little education.
Like so many immigrants, she worked hard. She gave back to society. And she raised a daughter who would go on to serve her adopted country in the United States Senate.
But now, President Trump is on the verge of ending important immigration programs, including DACA, which protect more than 750,000 Dreamers from deportation.
DACA allows Dreamers to register, pay a fee, and pass a background check in order to stay in the country they call home. Right now, over 750,000 young immigrants who came to our country as children have become productive members of our society.
Under DACA, Dreamers have been able to go to school, pay their taxes, and make lasting contributions to their communities as teachers, healthcare providers, small-business owners, and more. Deporting them would cost us more than $60 billion and reduce our nation’s economic growth by $280 billion.
Yet, the attorneys general of 10 states are threatening to sue President Trump if he doesn’t end DACA. And now, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions has refused to defend the rights of Dreamers.
Thanks for your help on this critical issue,
Dianne
Devastating poll: These numbers tell a brutal tale of Trump’s meteoric decline
- About that ‘Blacks for Trump’ guy standing behind Trump at the Phoenix rally …
- Fox News abruptly ended a live segment after a Kentucky man unveiled a ‘Fox lies’ sign
- Check out the photos and video of Donald Trump’s pathetically small crowd in Phoenix
- Daily Kos is prepared to resist Trump every single day for the next four years and beyond. Can you chip in $1 to support independent, progressive media?
- Crybaby Nazi turns himself in
- Devastating poll: These numbers tell a brutal tale of Trump’s meteoric decline
- Why did the State Department Pay $100,000 for Tiffany Trump and her mother’s vacation car rentals?
- Trump’s deputy chief of staff sent email trying to arrange meeting between campaign and Putin
- Trump’s spiritual adviser says opposing him is ‘fighting against the hand of God’
- Did the Treasury Secretary and his wife use a taxpayer jet to get to an eclipse watch party?
- Donald Trump plans to pardon racist Arizona Sheriff Arpaio for his criminal convictions. Senators McCain, Flake & Governor Ducey must speak out against it.
- The Village Voice did a profile on Donald Trump back in 1979—nothing’s changed, he’s always lied
- Politico: Trump tried to get GOP senator to quash bill that protects special counsel
- Republican congressman: Taking down Confederate monuments will lead to closing Holocaust museum
- The real Southern heroes of the Civil War were the ones who resisted
- Republican mayoral candidate in NYC calls ‘Christopher Columbus’ the ‘founder of our nation’
- Will Bannon’s war wreck the GOP?
Two bay area eye doctors using preventive health solutions
Two bay area eye doctors using preventive health solutions
How doctors can borrow a scanner to measure anti-oxidant levels
Dear Doctor,
Email Connie at motherhealth@gmail.com to borrow the Phamanex scanner to measure anti-oxidant levels of your patients. The biophotonic scanner uses Raman Spectroscopy and is created by NIH. We can then tailor fit scanner certified and resets 92% of gene expression nutrition protocols.
http://clubalthea.pxproducts.com/
Grow black hair, sleep like a baby, reduce skin allergies, improve eye health, and get the endurance you need with high anti-oxidant quality pharma-based supplementation aside from whole foods of fruits and vegetables. The scan is a 60 seconds test, non-invasive using a portable spectroscopy, validated by science and other institutions such as NIH and Yale.
This week two bay area doctors will demonstrate eye health anti-oxidant biomarker tools.

Email motherhealth@gmail.com or text 408-854-1883
Can you turn back the clock by knowing how genes are expressed with the use of nutrition (pharmaceutical grade supplementation)?
Watch the power of measuring outcomes in the arena of nutrigenomics in a 5-min video by Dr Oz in YouTube. See Dr Oz Pharmanex scanner score.
Do not wait for inflammation to creep in and damage your eyes, your heart, liver and all body cells. Prevent it now before it is too late.

Non medical home care with wearable for smart home monitoring
Washington Post 8-23-2017
One study reasons that stocks aren’t trading far outside of what historical experience would suggest.
We asked readers from around the world to tell us how they get around each day. From Toronto to Shanghai, here’s how they feel about their options.
The total solar eclipse showed me what a treasure it is to be on this miracle planet.
He doesn’t want to be the president to pack up and go home.
Federalism is key to preventing education from being bogged down in regulations.
The Afghanistan strategy the president announced flows from two important insights about the U.S. military engagements there.
The gains in D.C. students’ college-readiness scores are a testament to the school system’s decade of reforms.
The state’s move contrasts with the dismal abdication of the federal government.
Instead of seeing a political dissenter, they saw a national security threat.
When they are not portrayed as monsters, poor people on film are often shown as irredeemable and irresponsible.
We couldn’t necessarily destroy all of North Korea’s on the ground. Or in the air.
Despite their unchecked power, history shows that leaders live in fear of the button.
I was a nuclear launch officer, so I know the problems with our system.
The debate over a $15 minimum shouldn’t be dominated by one shaky survey.
“Take back” programs can go a long way toward keeping teens away from opioids.
This year’s governor’s race, and beyond.
Evidence shows that a $15 mandate would lead to job loss.
Maryland can’t imprison its way out of a drug epidemic.
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1OpinionPresident Trump is deteriorating before our very eyes
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2PerspectiveI was detained for protesting Trump. Here’s what the Secret Service asked me.
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3OpinionTrump might manage to lose every ally he has
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4OpinionTrump in Arizona shows just how unfit he is
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5OpinionHas Hillary Clinton abased herself sufficiently to satisfy her critics?
Health care news: CliniComp sues to stop VA-Cerner contract
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OP TECHNOLOGY NEWS
CliniComp, an EHR vendor that supplies software to the VA and Defense Department, says it might have been considered for the contract had the VA conducted open and competitive bidding. READ MORE
In comments on a proposed MACRA rule, healthcare organizations said they were happy that the CMS eased EHR requirements for the 2018 performance year, but they still want greater flexibility in which EHRs they could use. READ MORE
It can be uncomfortable for staff members at hospitals to ask patients for personal information such as race and ethnicity. But experts say the data can help providers better address disparities in healthcare access and quality of care. READ MORE
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
DiSanzo ranks highest among Supplier/Vendor category in 2017’s 100 Most Influential in Healthcare Deborah DiSanzo, general manager at IBM Watson Health, leads the Supplier/Vendor category in our 2017 ranking of the 100 Most Influential in Healthcare. DiSanzo tackles a variety of healthcare areas, including population health, value-based care, cancer, imaging and life sciences. READ MORE
MEDICAL DEVICES & EQUIPMENT
Hospital panel supports CMS plan to cut payments for some cardiac devices A panel that advises HHS on outpatient hospital payments supports a decision by the CMS to drop payments for drug-coated balloons as of Dec. 31. READ MORE
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PHARMACEUTICALS
Influential advisory panel asks CMS to reject $1.65 billion in cuts to 340B A panel that advises HHS on outpatient hospital payments wants the CMS to drop a draft rule that could cut up to $1.65 billion out of the 340B discount drug program. READ MORE
CLINICAL PRACTICE
Montefiore looks to engage West African community in hep-B prevention campaign An estimated 10% to 15% of the Bronx’s 120,000 residents from West Africa may be infected with hepatitis B. Montefiore has launched a community outreach campaign to inform the community about health risks, screening and treatment. READ MORE
VA seeks to funnel more nursing home money to rural areas Rural areas are often bypassed under the agency’s existing guidelines for awarding grants for veterans’ homes, but Veterans Affairs Secretary Dr. David Shulkin says that will change soon. READ MORE
SPOTLIGHT
A Facebook Live discussion: How 2017’s 100 Most Influential People in Healthcare were chosen Modern Healthcare hosted a Facebook Live discussion Wednesday with editor Aurora Aguilar and senior reporter Harris Meyer on how this year’s 100 Most Influential People in Healthcare ranking was chosen. Watch a replay of the session. READ MORE
GlaxoSmithKline turns to Alibaba to hawk its HPV vaccine, a chatbot named Woebot could make you happier, and certain chord changes in songs spell popularity. READ MORE
Share your opinion in the latest edition of our bi-weekly reader poll. How much are you using healthcare management consulting firms in 2017 compared with 2016? READ MORE
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