Oscar Fashion: Red Carpet Fashion

Oscar Fashion Great for Prom Season Dresses and Gowns Knockoffs: Who Made a Fashion Statement with Red? This year's red carpet fashion was accented by one color: red. Look at all the ladies who were wearing rich, luscious reds at the academy awards: Miley Cyrus, Katherine Heighl, Helen Mirren, Anne Hathaway and Heidi Klum. These stars were in their red gowns at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles. They went regal and royal with rich reds and purples. Many prom girls can get some dress tips from these fashion grand dames. Oscar Fashion Promenade Offers Retro Look, Class, and lots of Sparkle Best-actress winner Marion Cotillard looked beautiful in her mermaid gown designed by Jean Paul Gaultier. Katherine Heigl walked down the red carpet in a red, one-shoulder dress by Escada. The dress had a slim-fitting draped bodice. While Tilda Swinton won an Oscar for best supporting actress, she did not do well in the fashion department. She represented Hollywood gloom and doom on the red carpet. He dress was shocking and too loud. Ruby Dee wore a satin belted dress and jacket by Kevan Hall. Miley Cyrus was comfortable in a Youthful Valentino. Anne Hathaway was in a stunner from Marchesa with a sash of red rosettes. Amy Ryan was in a navy flat Calvin toga. Jennifer Garner wore an embroidered silk taffeta from Oscar de la Renta. On the red carpet, there were a few black dresses. What caught everybody's attention were the purple dresses worn by Cate Blanchet and Jessica Alba. Cate Blanchett looked regal in a satin gown with a plunging neckline that was accented with green beads, matching her earrings. Jessica Alba wore a draped Marchesa gown that was tipped with a bit of froth. Heidi Klum was wearing a red dress by Galliano instead of Michael Kors. Amy Adams looked great and quite beautiful in an emerald Proenza schoulder strapless dress.

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<p>How to Treat Avoid and Treat Infertility:  Fertility Education for Pediatric Cancer Patients

 

<p><i>What are young men and women thinking about these days?</i>

 

<p>A lot of them may be thinking about buying their hot rods, trips to Europe, scholarship to attend the university of their choice, making more money to be able to shop for electronics, digital cameras and hanging out with their friends.  Off course, none of them think about the diagnosis of cancer, its rigorous treatment and the fertility consequences.  More and more pediatric oncologists are seeing young men and women coming to their clinic with advanced cases of cancer that need treatment. 

 

<p>What happens is that once diagnosed, many of the parents of these young people do not know what to do to preserve, conserve fertility.  For sure, the treatments will have some negative effects on fertility.  That does not mean that pediatric oncologists do not spend time to inform their patients on the ramifications for the reproductive systems.  The point is that many of these young patients and their parents are still shocked by the news of cancer diagnosis.  Processing all this information at the same time is practically not feasible.  Some parents resort to scheduling other appointments to discuss not only the treatment of the cancer, but also the consequences on their children's chance of being parents some day. 

 

<p>There a few things that pediatric patients can do to protect their fertility before the the toxic brew of treatment for their cancer.  This is where it becomes important to give some hope to these patients.  It is true that some damage will be caused by the toxicity of the treatment, but there is hope if some measures are taken.  They will calm nerves and squash anxiety.  Fertility issues matter to many patients and their family members.  This is why it is advisable to discuss these issues at a time before the treatment commences or when there is more receptivity.  Just think about it.  Just put yourself in the place of these young pediatric patients who have been given some potentially fatal news.  All they were before that ceased to make sense.  It is a total body shock.

 

<p>What can they do?  What should they discuss with their pediatric oncologists?

 

<p>There is no doubt fertility centers, hospitals and clinics may engage in a few practices aiming at alleviating the anxiety of their patients.  Education is the primary tool.  That is why many healthcare insiders are rejoicing over the promotions by Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford.  The hospital quickly becomes one of the first in the country to promote fertility education for pediatric cancer patients.  Life is not over with a diagnosis of cancer.  Lucile Packard Children's Hospital's program starts showing parents and patients how to maximize their chance of having children after the treatment is over.  Nobody should take chances when it comes to this.  We must say that many patients do their best to provide some information, but the timing may be the problem.  For the patients, they care about treating the cancer.  They do not usually think about fertility issues which may result from the drugs.  After signing all the consent forms, they will leave the fertility clinics overloaded with data while going over the meaning of their new diagnosis.  Patients undergoing treatment must realize they face infertility risks.  They also must know that they have options they can consider before and after the treatment.

 

<p>Where to turn to get info on what to do before and after cancer treatment?

 

<p>Most parents and patients are turning to their oncologists and others are going to a national nonprofit organization called Fertile Hope.  Fertile Hope provides information to cancer patients.  There is life after cancer when a girl knows that she can freeze her eggs.  A young woman can have success and access to a cryobank center that most hospitals may have.  Lucile Packard has a campus one at stanford.  Pediatric oncology doctors are familiar with the consequences of treatment.  They will talk to you about early menopause, premature ovarian failure, decreases in testoterone production, decreased or damaged sperm, erectile dysfunction or impotence.  They will tell you about lists of physical ailments that can occur long after the cancer treatment is completed.  Boys can place their sperm in a bank if they have already reached puberty.  For girls, embryo freezing is the easiest way to go in order to preserve fertility.  But how many young women already have sperm donors?  They may be uneasy with the use of a sperm bank too.  Egg freezing may the easiest alternative for many young women seeking to reproduce later on.  For sure, reproductive techniques will continue to make headlines.  More discoveries will allow women to use less intrusive methods of preserving fertility after the cancer scare.  Read more at http://shopnowshop.tripod.com/photovideodaily

 

 

 

 

 

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Discussing Infertility Risks Before Pediatric Cancer Treatment

What can they do? What should they discuss with their pediatric oncologists?

There is no doubt fertility centers, hospitals and clinics may engage in a few practices aiming at alleviating the anxiety of their patients. Education is the primary tool. That is why many healthcare insiders are rejoicing over the promotions by Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford. The hospital quickly becomes one of the first in the country to promote fertility education for pediatric cancer patients. Life is not over with a diagnosis of cancer. Lucile Packard Children's Hospital's program starts showing parents and patients how to maximize their chance of having children after the treatment is over. Nobody should take chances when it comes to this. We must say that many patients do their best to provide some information, but the timing may be the problem. For the patients, they care about treating the cancer. They do not usually think about fertility issues which may result from the drugs. After signing all the consent forms, they will leave the fertility clinics overloaded with data while going over the meaning of their new diagnosis. Patients undergoing treatment must realize they face infertility risks. They also must know that they have options they can consider before and after the treatment.

Where to turn to get info on what to do before and after cancer treatment?

Most parents and patients are turning to their oncologists and others are going to a national nonprofit organization called Fertile Hope. Fertile Hope provides information to cancer patients. There is life after cancer when a girl knows that she can freeze her eggs. A young woman can have success and access to a cryobank center that most hospitals may have. Lucile Packard has a campus one at stanford. Pediatric oncology doctors are familiar with the consequences of treatment. They will talk to you about early menopause, premature ovarian failure, decreases in testoterone production, decreased or damaged sperm, erectile dysfunction or impotence. They will tell you about lists of physical ailments that can occur long after the cancer treatment is completed. Boys can place their sperm in a bank if they have already reached puberty. For girls, embryo freezing is the easiest way to go in order to preserve fertility. But how many young women already have sperm donors? They may be uneasy with the use of a sperm bank too. Egg freezing may the easiest alternative for many young women seeking to reproduce later on. For sure, reproductive techniques will continue to make headlines. More discoveries will allow women to use less intrusive methods of preserving fertility after the cancer scare.

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