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A PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY IN INDIA RECENTLY FAILED 10 REQUIREMENTS FOR “GOOD MANUFACTURING PRACTICES” FOLLOWING INSPECTION OF THE FACILITIES BY THE FDA. SO WHAT DOES THAT MEAN FOR THE CONTINUING DRUG SHORTAGES? WE SPEAK WITH KENNETH RAPOZA, INDUSTRY ANALYST FROM THE “COALITION FOR A PROSPEROUS AMERICA” AND FORMER STAFF FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL.

DR. ALFRED O. BONATI DISCUSSES WHY WE BEGIN TO MOVE SLOWER AS WE AGE AND WHAT CAN BE DONE TO HELP PREVENT NEUROLOGICAL DEGENERATION.   

IN TODAY'S "BACK TO LIFE" SEGMENT, WE SPEAK WITH PATIENT ROBERT “BUBBA” BUTLER FROM SARASOTA, FL AND HEAR HIS STORY OF HOW HE WENT FROM LIVING A LIFE OF PAIN TO REGAINING HIS STRENGTH AND GETTING BACK IN MOTION THANKS TO THE PATENTED BONATI SPINE PROCEDURES. 

WHEN APPROACHING THE END OF LIFE, MANY PEOPLE SEEK THE COMFORT AND DIGNITY OF PASSING AWAY AT HOME; AND A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE FOR THOSE CARING FOR A LOVED ONE AT THAT STAGE OF LIFE HAS JUST RELEASED IT’S THIRD EDITION. WE SPEAK WITH DR. ANDREA SANKAR, PROFESSOR OF MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY AT WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY AND CO-AUTHOR OF: “DYING AT HOME: A FAMILY GUIDE FOR CAREGIVING.” 

WE SPEAK WITH MICHAEL CHOROST, AUTHOR OF “WORLD WIDE MIND: THE COMING INTEGRATION OF HUMANITY, MACHINES AND THE INTERNET” WHICH TAKES MIND-TO-MIND COMMUNICATION OUT OF THE REALM OF SCIENCE FICTION AND REVEALS HOW WE ARE ON THE VERGE OF A RADICAL NEW UNDERSTANDING OF HUMAN INTERACTION.

DR. ALFRED O. BONATI DISCUSSES THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN COMPUTER-BRAIN INTERFACES AND HOW THEY’RE HELPING PARALYZED PEOPLE WALK AGAIN (AMONG OTHER USES).