Posted by: buck @ 10:15 am — July 2, 2008
Dr. Juan Remos, Director of Wellness at the MIAMI Institute is featured this month on the cover of Key Biscayne magazine as one of the 25 most beautiful people. Dr. Remos, who recently launched the popular Medi-zone weight management program at The Institute has been busy seeing new patients and also speaking about the program. “It is very gratifying to see this impact lives in such a profound way,” he says. Adds, Dr. Julio Gallo Medical Director, “Reaching a patient’s ideal weight not only makes them look and feel better, but it also lowers risk of disease and increases life span.”
Posted by: buck @ 2:57 pm — June 12, 2008
Dr. Julio Gallo, Medical Director of MIAMI Institute and his team of doctors are featured in this month’s issue of New Beauty Magazine.
NewBeauty is the first publication devoted exclusively to providing a comprehensive guide to the latest advances in plastic surgery, facial plastic surgery, dermatology and cosmetic dentistry, as well as revealing the most innovative nonsurgical beauty secrets, “must-have” products and expert advice. When launched in January 2005, NewBeauty instantly struck a chord with readers, marketers and medical professionals and is since recognized as an archetypal, all-encompassing beauty resource. With nearly 11.5 million surgical and nonsurgical cosmetic procedures performed in the United States during 2006, a 446 percent increase since 1997, NewBeauty fills the void for reliable information on all types of aesthetic procedures in light of the growing interest and surge in cosmetic-enhancing treatments. With a distribution of approximately 500,000 copies per issue, NewBeauty is sold at newsstands, airports, supermarkets and retailers across the country, including Nordstrom and Barnes & Noble stores.
Posted by: buck @ 10:11 am — June 11, 2008
Statement attributable to:
Edward Langston, MD
AMA Board Chair
“Patients in the U.S. are now protected against genetic discrimination because of a new law to keep their genetic information secure. The American Medical Association has long called for better patient privacy safeguards as scientific advancements make it possible to individualize health care for patients. The AMA applauds Congress and the president for working together to pass the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2007 into federal law.
“Genetic testing holds great promise for improving public health, and patients must be able to trust that their genetic information will be protected from inappropriate and discriminatory uses. This new law will allow patients to take advantage of scientific advances in genetics, such as screenings and therapies, without worrying that their personal health information could be used against them by insurers or employers. Insurers will be prohibited from denying or canceling coverage or raising premiums based on a patient’s genetic information and employment-based genetic discrimination will be prohibited.
Posted by: buck @ 2:05 pm — June 10, 2008
Dr. Juan Remos of The Miami Institute for Age Management and Intervention, is launching a new physician-supervised weight management program focusing on losing weight quickly and safely as well as successfully maintain long-term results.
A unique and comprehensive custom-tailored program of nutritional guidelines/dietary balance, exercise, supplements and stress reduction, the program helps to better control hunger, trains your body to burn fat and teaches you how to live a balanced and moderate lifestyle.
The plan also controls insulin levels and balances your hormones by encouraging you to eat certain foods in the right combination at the right time. Participants of the program will be monitored weekly and are provided with the means to maintain their weight loss once ideal weight is reached.
Dr. Remos says, “We provide all the tools, tips, strategies and support needed to make this program a success. It is up to the patient to make the commitment necessary for a true life change.”
Posted by: buck @ 2:56 pm — June 5, 2008
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ounder and CEO, Stephen Watson has named Angie K. Barnett as the new Director of Operations of The Miami Institute. Says Watson, ”She brings energy, vision and knowledge to our team.” Previously, Ms. Barnett held the position of Corporate Vice-President at Steiner Management Services in Miami, a company she was with for seventeen years. “I am so thrilled to be part of The Miami Institute,” says Angie “It is an enormous challenge as well as honor to be part of such an incredible concept.” Adds Medical Director Dr. Julio Gallo, “We are very pleased to have Angie head our team. She is not just part of The Institute, but of our global plan.”
