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Hair loss is a condition we mostly associate with older men receding hairlines and thinning on top, alternatively we associate it with serious illnesses which require radiation or chemotherapy treatment being the main reasons. Actually they are not, hair loss can happen to anyone, at any age for a multitude of reasons, and that includes women, no, women too, are not safe from thinning hair and loss of follicles as we may think. I investigate the reasons why and the treatments available.

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The Vari-Cold cryogenic process, developed by Cryotron, is a unique, cost effective and cryogen-efficient two-phase procedure. The Vari-Cold™ process is based on a pre-determined thermal cycle that involves cooling of the tools/parts in a cryogenic chamber.

Vari-Cold utilizes the ramping benefits of ultra-cold nitrogen gas in conjunction with the deep-cryogenic “soak” benefits provided by the use of liquid nitrogen. Materials are cooled to cryogenic temperatures with nitrogen gas, utilizing precisely controlled temperature profiles, then slowly introduced to liquid nitrogen for the duration of the soak period.

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Would you know if you had lymphoma? Do you even know what to look for? Below is a short description of lymphoma and information on the symptoms to look for, how the doctor will diagnose it and the possible treatments available today.

What is lymphoma?
Lymphoma is a type of cancer that affects the lymphocyte cells of the immune system. It generally originates in one or more of the lymph glands and causes them to swell to the point that they become uncomfortable although not painful. The common lymph glands that are first affected include those in the neck, in the armpit area and in the groin. Unfortunately the cancerous lymphocytes can break away from the main growth in the lymph glands and travel around the body in the lymphatic system and in the blood. This means that lymphoma often affects the entire body and causes symptoms in areas far from the original site of growth.

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