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PAAAMI 10th Annual Convention

by Anna Katharina on April 5, 2011

in Beauty,Newsbits,Skin Care

Philippine Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine Academy Incorporated (PAAAMI)

The PAAAMI will hold its 10th Annual Convention at the Hyatt Hotel and Casino this April 7-8 2011 with the theme “Paradigm shift to Anti Aging… The Specialty of the 21st Century”

The PAAAMI is a non-profit medical organization dedicated to the promotion of technology… to detect, prevent, and treat aging related diseases, to engage in the research of different methods to retard and optimize the human aging process, and to educate physicians and the public on anti-aging issues.

The topics to be covered in the 2-day convention are:

  • Sex Change
  • Stress Management
  • Medico-legal Aspect of Aesthetic Surgery
  • Plasma Lipolysis
  • EGCG (Green Tea)
  • Gold Thread
  • Patch Testing
  • Penile Enlargement
  • Acupuncture
  • HGH-Human Growth Hormone
  • HCG
  • Pelieve Skin Tightening Procedure
  • Novuhair
  • Antilux
  • Pond’s Gold

The PAAAMI executive officers for 2011 are Charlie H. Mendez, M.D., as President; Ferdinand D. Lacson, M.D.;Vice-President for Internal Affairs and Pamela Lourdes C. Triviño, M.D.,Vice-President for External Affairs.

 

 

Physicians are invited to attend the convention.

For more information about the convention:

E-Mail: inquiry@paaami.com
Landline: (02) 382-3410
Mobile: +63 9164406369
Website: http://paaami.com
PAAMI Facebook page

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iBlog7 Afterthoughts

by Anna Katharina on April 4, 2011

in Blogging,Events,Newsbits

It’s my second time to join iBlog. I just accompanied my kids (Jeric and Dianne) at iBlog4. I joined them at iBlog 5 (2009) because that was also the time I engaged myself in blogging seriously. We skipped iBlog 6 (2010) due to hectic work schedules.

I was absent the first day but I was glued to the live streaming broadcast of Ms Janette Toral. Though I am almost 3 years into blogging , and a few months into podcasting, I still have a lot to learn. It is a different world from what I usually do, but I have to blend with it, to keep up with the changing times.

There were only a few in the audience who were within my age bracket, was I left out or my children would say O.P (out of place)? That was my initial reason why I blog, I don’t want to be left behind, I want to be involved in what my kids are busy with. Cool mum ha!

Most of the iBlog7 attendees were young and have the capacity and time, to explore more of the Internet, like blogging, gaming and social media applications.

Anyway, iBlog7, is a wake up call for me to do better blogs, by focusing on content, being involve with the community and as a mum provide support to my kids in making their blogs and podcast appropriate to the needs of the times.

No regrets on my part that I have bought microphones for Jeric so many times when he was in the elementary grades. He had this mini karaoke and microphone as a gift when he graduated from nursery. At 19, yes, he is into what he likes, podcasting.

To the new bloggers, young or old, it’s never too late to learn the ins and outs of doing a blog. For whatever reasons on why one blogs, I just hope this is not temporary or just an outlet for the time being. As I have experienced incorporating my blogging activities with my usual work, my reasons for blogging have evolved through the years. I cannot just stop blogging and close my website for I know I have duties to fulfill to my readers, my patients and my students and that is to inform and to educate.

As always ,”I will never stop being a student “, iBog 7  is lifelong learning for me.

 

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There are 655 new physicians who passed the Physician (Complete, Finals and Finals with Prelims) Licensure Examination, which was given by the Board of Medicine in the cities of Manila and Cebu this February 2011. There were 1,230 who took the exams and only 655 made it for a national passing average of 53.25%.

February 2011 Physician Board Passers

Top Performing SchoolPhysician Board Exam February 2011

Registration for the issuance of Professional Identification Card (ID) and Certificate of Registration will start on Thursday and Friday, March 3 to 4, 2011 at OWWA-Blas Ople Development Center, Solana St. cor. Victoria St., Intramuros, Manila.

Registration Requirements (Click here)

Congratulations to all those new Physicians who made it!

May you have the opportunities to hone and practice your chosen career!

Passing Average in The Physician Licensure Examinations for the last 5 years

February 2006 : 1,101/ 2028  =54.29 %

August 2006 : 1491/ 2696 = 55.30 %

February 2007 : 1,193/ 2233  =53.43 %

August 2007 : 1737/ 2656 = 65.40%

February 2008 : 1,054/ 1985 =53.10%

August 2008 : 1513/ 2506= 60.38%

February 2009 : 1,087/ 1685 =64.51%

August 2009 : 1680/ 2357= 71.28%

February 2010: 621/ 1344=46.21%

August 2010 : 1597/ 2300= 69.43%

 

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Tang’s pursuit of empowering children’s independence, paves its way to the first-ever Film Festival in the Philippines

Mia and Mika Azurin, ages 10 and 9, Ronn-Jeoff Beltran, 10, Luke Acosta, 8 and Kendrick Santos, 9, became  five of the country’s youngest film directors through the Tang KiddiCine program. They each made a 3-5 minute short films inspired by the theme “Because I Can”.

The kids Mika, Mia, Ronn-Jeoff, Luke and Kendrick, created, wrote the stories, and with help of the country’s best independent film and commercial directors: Erin Pascual, Matthew Rosen, Lanco Dela Cruz, Christian Acuna and Richard Ang, their stories became alive on the big screen.

Mika, Mia, Ronn-Jeoff, Luke and Kendrick attended workshops, and they  learned basic filming techniques, script-writing and gained priceless insight into film making.

The Tang KiddiCine Film Fest concluded with the viewing of the five films at Gateway Mall Cinema 4, last November 27, 2010.It was also there that the five were awarded unique trophies in recognition of their participation in the first-ever Tang KiddiCine Film Festival.

  • Mia Azurin “The Impossible Wish”, a wish to save his dad from his deadbed.
  • Mika Azurin, “Not So Bad Villain”, using her dolls and toy houses, was about a bad deed turning out to be a good deed.
  • Luke Acosta recounted his tale using his very own clay-model creations in his film, “My Special Gift”.
  • Ronn-Jeoff Beltran went back to the time of dinosaurs with his movie “Cody’s Cretaceous Dream”.
  • Kendrick Santos promoted being everyday heroes for the environment with his film entitled, “Because I Can, I Will”.

Congratulations to the Tang KiddiCine and Country’s Youngest Film Directors, Mia and Mika Azurin, , Ronn-Jeoff Beltran, Luke Acosta, and Kendrick Santos.

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