Comments on: About us http://www.corporeality.net/museion Medical Museion @ University of Copenhagen Sat, 31 Jul 2010 11:29:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.1 hourly 1 By: William Lee http://www.corporeality.net/museion/481/comment-page-1/#comment-256232 William Lee Fri, 30 Oct 2009 17:31:23 +0000 http://www.corporeality.net/museion/?page_id=481#comment-256232 WELCOME to the Physician Network, the largest network of medical sites consistent of the biggest online medical names in the world. Some of these names include Physician.com, Hospital.com, Disease.com, Medical-School.org, Pathology.org, FluWikie.com, and Counselor.org. The Physician Network offers users across the globe the ability to access one of the largest online health resources in the world. We value the FREE flow of information and the necessity of easily accessible health information to those who seek it. Each of our websites offer a unique service relevant to that given sites theme. We have chosen your site to be included within the Physician Network, making it a Featured Resource within our small ring of resources we make available to our LARGE viewing public. This opportunity is being given to you FREE of charge in the effort to build our network of online strategic partners and offer a greater service to our users. We welcome you to the Physician Network and offer you the many possibilities that come in working with us. WELCOME to the Physician Network, the largest network of medical sites consistent of the biggest online medical names in the world. Some of these names include Physician.com, Hospital.com, Disease.com, Medical-School.org, Pathology.org, FluWikie.com, and Counselor.org. The Physician Network offers users across the globe the ability to access one of the largest online health resources in the world. We value the FREE flow of information and the necessity of easily accessible health information to those who seek it. Each of our websites offer a unique service relevant to that given sites theme.

We have chosen your site to be included within the Physician Network, making it a Featured Resource within our small ring of resources we make available to our LARGE viewing public. This opportunity is being given to you FREE of charge in the effort to build our network of online strategic partners and offer a greater service to our users. We welcome you to the Physician Network and offer you the many possibilities that come in working with us.

]]> By: Patricia Suter http://www.corporeality.net/museion/481/comment-page-1/#comment-247608 Patricia Suter Fri, 28 Aug 2009 20:11:15 +0000 http://www.corporeality.net/museion/?page_id=481#comment-247608 Hello, I was wondering if anyone could help me. I am researching a case of an 1809 birth. The child either died during birth or shortly thereafter. The mother had no help during labor and deliver-she was alone. The child purportedly had either a dislocated or broken jaw, blood in the throat and otherwise appeared healthy and fully grown. The mother was hanged for murder. It was suggested to me that, since she gave birth alone, the resultant facial injuries could have been caused by the delivery, as in the baby was expelled onto a wooden or stone floor, resulting in a jaw injury. Are there any other scenarios, beyond murder, which might fit with the dislocated or broken jaw, blood in the throat, and death? Thank you to anyone for their time. Sincerely, Patricia Hello,
I was wondering if anyone could help me. I am researching a case of an 1809 birth. The child either died during birth or shortly thereafter. The mother had no help during labor and deliver-she was alone. The child purportedly had either a dislocated or broken jaw, blood in the throat and otherwise appeared healthy and fully grown. The mother was hanged for murder.
It was suggested to me that, since she gave birth alone, the resultant facial injuries could have been caused by the delivery, as in the baby was expelled onto a wooden or stone floor, resulting in a jaw injury. Are there any other scenarios, beyond murder, which might fit with the dislocated or broken jaw, blood in the throat, and death? Thank you to anyone for their time.

Sincerely, Patricia

]]> By: Nurin Veis http://www.corporeality.net/museion/481/comment-page-1/#comment-247512 Nurin Veis Wed, 12 Aug 2009 06:46:40 +0000 http://www.corporeality.net/museion/?page_id=481#comment-247512 An interesting event bringing together the worlds of science and art being held in Melbourne Australia November 2009. Inspired by the 150th publication anniversary of The Origin of Species, Darwin’s evolutionary treatise, Super Human: Revolution of the Species turns the spotlight on collaborations between artists and scientists and the impact these investigations have on what it means to be human, now and into the future. http://superhuman.anat.org.au/ cheers …… Nurin An interesting event bringing together the worlds of science and art being held in Melbourne Australia November 2009.

Inspired by the 150th publication anniversary of The Origin of Species, Darwin’s evolutionary treatise, Super Human: Revolution of the Species turns the spotlight on collaborations between artists and scientists and the impact these investigations have on what it means to be human, now and into the future.

http://superhuman.anat.org.au/

cheers …… Nurin

]]> By: Rebecca Brown http://www.corporeality.net/museion/481/comment-page-1/#comment-247008 Rebecca Brown Tue, 31 Mar 2009 17:43:56 +0000 http://www.corporeality.net/museion/?page_id=481#comment-247008 I represent QuantiaMD, an interactive physician community. After following your blog, I thought that you would be interested in learning more about the unique ways the service enables busy medical professionals to stay up-to-date in their field, compete against other doctors in solving cases, interact with peers and key opinion leaders, earn CME credits on-the-go, and earn rewards for sharing opinions on healthcare research. Membership on QuantiaMD is free and limited to medical professionals. Two of the most popular features on the service include the Expert Practice Series, in which highly regarded physicians deliver concise, practical multi-media presentations on important clinical topics, and the Monthly Case Contest, where physicians from all over the country compete to solve cases and win “Q-Points.” QuantiaMD just launched a new, free iPhone® medical application, giving members another great way to access the site on-the-go. QuantiaMD has a full range of mobile applications (including Blackberry® smartphone and Windows Mobile devices) that give busy doctors access anytime, anywhere. QuantiaMD is one of the fastest-growing medical communities because it delivers valuable, practical knowledge in an interactive and engaging way while generously rewarding members for their input and participation. When members participate in market research, compete in the Monthly Case Contest, or share content with peers, they earn Q-points. Each Q-point has a $1 equivalent value and can be redeemed in multiples of 100 for Amazon gift cards (100 Q-Points = $100 gift card). We are trying to raise awareness about Quantia’s new iPhone application by reaching out to select bloggers. As a thank you for taking a look at QuantiaMD, we would like to offer you 50 Q-points for registering. Please e-mail us your login name so we can grant you your start up points. Once you have tested out the site, we hope you’ll choose to write about the service and its new iPhone application on your blog. Please let me know if you have any questions. We are interested in hearing your feedback and growing the QuantiaMD.com community. Thank you, Rebecca Brown 602.570.6451 I represent QuantiaMD, an interactive physician community. After following your blog, I thought that you would be interested in learning more about the unique ways the service enables busy medical professionals to stay up-to-date in their field, compete against other doctors in solving cases, interact with peers and key opinion leaders, earn CME credits on-the-go, and earn rewards for sharing opinions on healthcare research.

Membership on QuantiaMD is free and limited to medical professionals. Two of the most popular features on the service include the Expert Practice Series, in which highly regarded physicians deliver concise, practical multi-media presentations on important clinical topics, and the Monthly Case Contest, where physicians from all over the country compete to solve cases and win “Q-Points.”

QuantiaMD just launched a new, free iPhone® medical application, giving members another great way to access the site on-the-go. QuantiaMD has a full range of mobile applications (including Blackberry® smartphone and Windows Mobile devices) that give busy doctors access anytime, anywhere.

QuantiaMD is one of the fastest-growing medical communities because it delivers valuable, practical knowledge in an interactive and engaging way while generously rewarding members for their input and participation. When members participate in market research, compete in the Monthly Case Contest, or share content with peers, they earn Q-points. Each Q-point has a $1 equivalent value and can be redeemed in multiples of 100 for Amazon gift cards (100 Q-Points = $100 gift card).

We are trying to raise awareness about Quantia’s new iPhone application by reaching out to select bloggers. As a thank you for taking a look at QuantiaMD, we would like to offer you 50 Q-points for registering. Please e-mail us your login name so we can grant you your start up points. Once you have tested out the site, we hope you’ll choose to write about the service and its new iPhone application on your blog.

Please let me know if you have any questions. We are interested in hearing your feedback and growing the QuantiaMD.com community.

Thank you,
Rebecca Brown
602.570.6451

]]> By: Acai Berry http://www.corporeality.net/museion/481/comment-page-1/#comment-246840 Acai Berry Wed, 21 Jan 2009 18:51:04 +0000 http://www.corporeality.net/museion/?page_id=481#comment-246840 Hey everyone! Just stopping by to say Hello and that I love all of the topics you've covered. Ive passed on multiple pages from this website to colleagues and they have all agreed you guys produce top notch stuff. I particularly enjoy your section on conferences, very detailed reports and articles. Thanks again, Acai Hey everyone!

Just stopping by to say Hello and that I love all of the topics you’ve covered. Ive passed on multiple pages from this website to colleagues and they have all agreed you guys produce top notch stuff. I particularly enjoy your section on conferences, very detailed reports and articles. Thanks again,

Acai

]]> By: Jorge G. Seijas http://www.corporeality.net/museion/481/comment-page-1/#comment-246685 Jorge G. Seijas Wed, 03 Dec 2008 15:48:23 +0000 http://www.corporeality.net/museion/?page_id=481#comment-246685 CONSERVATION OF ORGANS TO TRANSPLANT: NEW TECHNIQUE. It is demonstrate that the hypothermic techniques of conservation of organs to transplant drained their possibilities of progress. In their substitution it is intends the ACTIVE CONSERVATION OF THE ORGANS IN NORMOTHERMIA. To improve the life quality of the future transplanted patients, all of us must request to the scientific community so that it designs a normothermic conservation device: http://transpjgsengl.blogspot.com Eng. Jorge Germán Seijas Buenos Aires - Argentina AppliedScience.jgs@gmail.com CONSERVATION OF ORGANS TO TRANSPLANT: NEW TECHNIQUE.
It is demonstrate that the hypothermic techniques of conservation of organs to transplant drained their possibilities of progress. In their substitution it is intends the ACTIVE CONSERVATION OF THE ORGANS IN NORMOTHERMIA. To improve the life quality of the future transplanted patients, all of us must request to the scientific community so that it designs a normothermic conservation device: http://transpjgsengl.blogspot.com
Eng. Jorge Germán Seijas
Buenos Aires – Argentina
AppliedScience.jgs@gmail.com

]]> By: Thomas http://www.corporeality.net/museion/481/comment-page-1/#comment-246649 Thomas Tue, 18 Nov 2008 15:22:24 +0000 http://www.corporeality.net/museion/?page_id=481#comment-246649 Your library is one of our favourite physical sites in London -- so is your website and the very useful catalogue resources. But I didn't know you have started a blog, too. Your library is one of our favourite physical sites in London — so is your website and the very useful catalogue resources. But I didn’t know you have started a blog, too.

]]> By: Christy Henshaw http://www.corporeality.net/museion/481/comment-page-1/#comment-246648 Christy Henshaw Tue, 18 Nov 2008 13:35:42 +0000 http://www.corporeality.net/museion/?page_id=481#comment-246648 I obviously didn't look very carefully, as I see you already have a link to our Library website! :) Christy I obviously didn’t look very carefully, as I see you already have a link to our Library website! :)

Christy

]]> By: Christy Henshaw http://www.corporeality.net/museion/481/comment-page-1/#comment-246647 Christy Henshaw Tue, 18 Nov 2008 13:33:23 +0000 http://www.corporeality.net/museion/?page_id=481#comment-246647 Hello, I just wondered if you were interested in including a link on your blog homepage to our blog and/or website. We are a Library focused on the history of medicine and mankind, and may be of interest to your readers. Many thanks, Christy Henshaw Digitisation Project Manager Wellcome Library Hello, I just wondered if you were interested in including a link on your blog homepage to our blog and/or website. We are a Library focused on the history of medicine and mankind, and may be of interest to your readers.

Many thanks,

Christy Henshaw
Digitisation Project Manager
Wellcome Library

]]> By: Thomas http://www.corporeality.net/museion/481/comment-page-1/#comment-246508 Thomas Sat, 23 Aug 2008 12:40:59 +0000 http://www.corporeality.net/museion/?page_id=481#comment-246508 Dear Aureja, Having discussed the advertising issue in-house, I think we've come to the conclusion that we will keep Biomedicine in Display as an ad-free zone. The arguments are pretty much the same as <a href="http://www.nerdynomad.com/2007/09/05/this-blog-is-an-ad-free-zone/" rel="nofollow">Nerdy Nomad</a>'s -- plus that we are a university-owned museum which should, in principle, operate on a non-commercial basis. Admittedly, we do sometimes deviate from this lofty principle, for example, when accepting sponsor money from private companies for exhibitions -- but then we are speaking about exhibits which wouldn't have been made if it wasn't for the sponsor support; and in addition sponsor labels don't disturb the exhibition very much. Anyway, thanks for your interest. Dear Aureja,
Having discussed the advertising issue in-house, I think we’ve come to the conclusion that we will keep Biomedicine in Display as an ad-free zone. The arguments are pretty much the same as Nerdy Nomad’s — plus that we are a university-owned museum which should, in principle, operate on a non-commercial basis. Admittedly, we do sometimes deviate from this lofty principle, for example, when accepting sponsor money from private companies for exhibitions — but then we are speaking about exhibits which wouldn’t have been made if it wasn’t for the sponsor support; and in addition sponsor labels don’t disturb the exhibition very much. Anyway, thanks for your interest.

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