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WELCOME TO CASTELLANO HEALTH INSTITUTE CALIFORNIA
Dr. Castellano knows that after 30, your body doesn’t work like it did when it was young. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that genetics accounts for 18% of an individual’s state of health. That means that you have direct control of about 80% of your health. How you look and feel is strictly up to you. If you are tired of being stressed and fatigue, we have programs that will help you function, feel, and look your best.

If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, we can help:

Fatigue
Erectile Dysfunction
Increased Body Fat/Obesity
Loss of Muscle Mass
Generalized Aches and Pains
Loss of Motivation
Our interventions are individually tailored to each patient. We understand that physical intimacy and sexual health are a cornerstone to any relationship. Our focus is on improving men’s health and well-being with our leading edge hormone replacement, nutrition, and wellness program. The therapist we provide are prescribed by a knowledgeable licensed medical professional that is prepared to handle their specific medical needs. Dr. Castellano has been treating hormone deficiencies for over 20 years, returning men to a more active, happier, healthier life, one patient at a time. Let him help you achieve your goals.
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University of Zagreb

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Uppsala University

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University of East London

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University of Leicester

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University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Gabriel Gutierrez-Alonso

University of Salamanca

John Sutton

Macquarie University

Eros Carvalho

Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul

Kevin Arbuckle

Swansea University

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University of Copenhagen

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Comparison of direct, Rapid Immunohistochemical Test Performance with Direct Fluorescent Antibody Test for rabies diagnosis in Ethiopia

Open Journal of Biochemistry, 2014

Background: Rabies continues to be a persistent and major public health problem for many developi... more Background: Rabies continues to be a persistent and major public health problem for many developing countries. Rapid and accurate laboratory diagnosis is one of the basic elements in rabies control strategies. However, Laboratory diagnosis for animal and human rabies is severely constrained in much of the developing world including Ethiopia where rabies is endemic. Objective: To evaluate the performance of Direct, Rapid Immunohistochemical Test for rabies antigen detection from clinical samples in comparison with the Direct Fluorescent Antibody, gold-standard test. Method: The study was conducted from July, 2010- June, 2011 in Zoonoses Research Laboratory of Ethiopian Health and Nutrition Research Institute. During this study period a total of 200 brain tissue samples were collected from animals head submitted for routine rabies diagnosis. All the brain tissue samples were tested for rabies using Direct, Rapid Immunohistochemical Test, and Direct Fluorescence Antibody Test. Results: Above two-thirds (67.5%, 135 of 200) of the animal brain tissues examined using direct, Rapid Immunohistochemistry Test were found positive for rabies antigen that showed 100% sensitivity and specificity of direct, Rapid Immunohistochemistry Test compared to the results obtained by Direct Fluorescent Antibody test. Conclusion: The direct, Rapid Immunohistochemistry Test showed equivalent sensitivity and specificity as compared to Direct Fluorescent Antibody test under laboratory condition. Further study with large sample size and wide range of geographical representation of the country is needed to assess the ease of use and feasibility of this test at regional laboratories and under field conditions.

Updating Information About the Burden of Meningococcal Disease Hospitalisations in Spain

Vaccines Research & Vaccination, 2016

Discussion Meningococcemia is the most frequent clinical presentation in Spain with higher hospit... more Discussion Meningococcemia is the most frequent clinical presentation in Spain with higher hospitalisation and death rates in the youngest groups and higher case fatality rates than the other predominant clinical presentation, meningitis. Meningococcal disease shows a decreasing trend and serogroup B cases decreased by 58% from 1997 to 2013 in absence of vaccination.

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