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As part of our health video series for Inside First, we sent owner Mike Enders (Accidental Bear) out to find out if chiropractic work is all that it’s cracked up to be. Mike visits chiropractor Brian Rizzo in San Francisco’s Castro, and gets some questions answered: Why should someone seek chiropractic care? Does it hurt? Seeing that the interview took place on Valentine’s Day, Mike asks the question, ” Can you fix a broken heart?” Watch Q & A videos to find out the answers.
Mr Rizzo gives a quick demo of an initial visit and a general assessment:
The Neck Adjustment:
Find Chiropractor Brian Rizzo here:
http://rizzochiro.com/
or on yelp
http://www.yelp.com/biz/brian-rizzo-d-c-san-francisco
Smart, honest and forward thinking! This is not your typical HIV conversation.
On November 14, 2011, Magnet hosted “Magnetic Couples: When Opposites Attract”. The forum aimed to provide information about new research and findings about prevention opportunities for serodiscordant couples. Audience members also heard about “ground level” experiences from researchers and clinicians.
Serodiscordant (sero-discordant) is a term used to describe a couple in which one partner is HIV positive and the other is HIV negative. Serodiscordant relationships are also referred to as “magnetic”. The term seroconcordant is its antonym, used to describe a couple in which both partners are of the same HIV status (i.e. both are HIV positive or both are HIV negative).
In this clip are representatives from the Gay Couples Study, an HIV prevention study that is part of the Center for Research on Gender and Sexuality at San Francisco State University (Lynae Darbes, PhD – Co-Investigator Sean Beougher, MA – Project Director):
In this clip are representatives from San Francisco’s Department of Public Health:
Grant Colfax, MD – Director of HIV Prevention Section
Special thanks to Sister Roma of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and Lavender Lounge Studios. Novice project of Guard TheO Pressed.