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  • Reuters Oddly Enough: And Finally

    A weekly wrap up of odd and offbeat stories from around the world. An international man of mystery's dream car, ice cricket, toilet love song, and laugh therapy.

  • Insidermedicine Daily News (Video)

    Insidermedicine is a daily health and medical video news service created by a leading physicians. Our content library contains videos in many languages including English, Chinese, Spanish, on over 100 different diseases. Joining the likes of the Associated Press and Reuters, Insidermedicine's newstories are featured by Google News and The News Room. April 25, 2007 Patients with HIV who are treated with protease inhibitors have an increased risk of heart attack, according to a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine. Combination antiretroviral therapy has had a dramatic effect in reducing illness and death associated with the HIV virus, however an earlier study showed that the risk of heart attacks increased by 17% with every year a patient spent on antiretroviral. It isn’t known, though, whether all antiretroviral drugs carry this risk. The assessment of the role of any specific drug is difficult because patients with HIV usually receive a combination of drugs, and often switch regimens because of the availability of newer substances, adverse events, or drug regimen failure. Previous studies have shown a relationship between the use of protease inhibitors, a class of antiretroviral drug, and cardiovascular disease, but there is little information on the risks associated with another class of antiretroviral therapy called nonnucleoside reverse-transcriptase inhibitors. In this study, more than 23,000 patients infected with the HIV virus were assessed to determine the incidence of heart attack and the association between heart attack and exposure to protease inhibitors or nonnucleoside reverse-transcriptase inhibitors. Confirming the earlier results, the researchers found the risk of having a heart attack increased by 16% per year of exposure to protease inhibitors alone, which is equal to twice the risk over five years. Not such effect was observed with nonnucleoside reverse-transcriptase inhibitors. It is thought that protease inhibitors raise the level of blood lipid, thereby increasing the risk of cardiovascular disease and heart attack. Patients treated with protease inhibitors should have their cholesterol and blood pressure levels monitored, and take steps to reduce their lifestyle-related risk factors. This includes maintaining a healthy weight, eating a low-fat diet rich in fruits in vegetables, and getting regular exercise. Reporting for Insidermedicine, I'm Dr. Susan Sharma.

  • Creative COW Final Cut Help (HD)

    The Final Cut Help podcast offers tutorials on all aspects of Final Cut Studio. Join us each week as we take a look at Final Cut Pro, Color, Motion, DVD Studio Pro, Soundtrack Pro, and Compressor.

  • Adobe Developer Connection

    The Adobe Developer Connection (ADC) is the source for technical articles, tutorials, and how-to videos that cover Adobe developer products and technologies. ADC Presents is a series of videos in which Adobe technical evangelists and software engineers as well as special guests provide tips and tricks on how to develop first-class digital experiences. Create customized chrome for your Adobe AIR applications with Flash CS3. Platform evangelist Lee Brimelow shows you how to wipe out the default settings, add your own graphics, and design a unique look and feel.

  • INSEAD Knowledgecast

    Updates on cutting edge research and innovations in teaching from the faculty of INSEAD Subscribe now for free access! http://knowledge.insead.edu/home.cfm Subscribe now, it's free!

  • 50-50.com Skateboarding Podcast (AV)

    The 50-50.com Skateboarding Podcast (AV) features skateboarding videos. We've been on the web since 1996. Check out classic and new videos spanning the past decade. 50-50.com is based in Hawaii and Southern California.

  • ComputerTV Product Videos and Reviews

    Check out all of the latest computer stuff, gear, and gadgets - brought to you by the hosts of ComputerTV. It’s time you switch to a sleek, widescreen display from that bulky television set. Even better, get one that provides high-definition quality! Look no further than the Polaroid TLA-01901C 19" LCD TV. It enables you to receive the 1080i, 720p, 480p and 480i digital formats. Stunning images are produced, thanks to 700:1 contrast ratio and 1440 x 900 resolution. Like to fall asleep with your TV on? Set the Timer function to turn off the Polaroid at your desired time. By using the component IN jacks, you can connect a set-top box or DVD to enjoy the improved audio/video quality offered by these programs. The TLA-01901C is capable of receiving audio and video signal in ATSC and NTSC systems. With the host computer, use as the display terminal and connect the 3.5mm (diameter) audio cord to your computer’s audio main board so you can listen to music from your host computer through the TLA-01901C.

  • Goodie Bag

    Comedy shorts, video blogs, music videos, mockmentaries, you name it

  • Vic Firth Drumset VIDEO Podcast

    Vic Firth, the world's largest manufacturer of drumsticks and mallets, brings you interviews, lessons, and performances from the world's hottest drumset artists and educators! In coordination with DW DVD, Vic Firth presents Terry Bozzio and Chad Wackerman in their much anticipated encore performance. Recorded following their sold out multi-city tour, the two drumming legends are captured via dramatic multi-angle camera views. Complete with insightful interviews and active graphics explaining their unique melodic approach to drumset, this DVD is a must for every drumming enthusiast's video library. For more information, visit www.dwdrums.com!

  • David Mitchell's SoapBox

    Every week, ChannelFlip.com exclusively brings you David Mitchell's SoapBox, five minutes of pure, unadulterated Mitchell. David reveals his true colours.

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