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Dr. David Arpin discusses advancements in modern dentistry, including none-surgical solutions.

This X-Ray history and education film is informative and engaging for lovers of science. The film begins by touching upon the invention of X-Rays. The discovery of the X-Ray by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen in 1895 was a unique one that was not fully understood or capitalized on until years later. X-Rays are unique in that the rays can’t be seen but its effects can be made visible. The recording of these X-rays onto film is known as radiography. Spectacular footage of bones moving behind X-rays (without any radiation protection!) are shown in all their glory. This great discovery has led to man advancements in both medicine and industry improving not only the lives of patients and doctors but of businessmen as well, and this film documents it all beautifully.

Rachel Ray with Celebrity Skin Care Specialist Janet Harris, investigate the latest advancements in home use cosmetic devices for Skin Rejuvenation with Sun:Soul Fluorescent Therapeutic Clothing Line Check out www.sunsoul.com for more

Rachel Ray with Celebrity Skin Care Specialist Janet Harris, investigate the latest advancements in home use cosmetic devices for Hair Removal with the Silkn, using proprietary HPL technology. Check out www.silkn.com for more information

Progress Parade is a petroleum "newsreel" that really is just a promotional video for the oil industry. The film is unintentionally uproarious, however, as the advancements in crude oil refining, oil use, and oil production are often frightening! A University of Louisiana study investigating the effects of nearby oil-drilling on the oyster population takes a ridiculous approach: tanks of oysters are shown in the lab, being doused with oil, and tested. Hilariously, the research concludes that oil and drilling explosions have no effect on the oysters, proving that the petroleum industry is a “good neighbor” to the oyster fisherman! Many other scenes of oil application are examined, always with the result that petroleum and petroleum products are a boon to mankind. A great piece of the history of petroleum, Progress Parade is a beautiful example of oil and energy propaganda in the United States.

World's First HD PET-CT Scanner Installed Worldwide Ask any entertainment or electronic junkie and they will tell you, HD is where it's at. And, while watching your favorite TV show in HD won't save your life, new advancements in HD medical technology just might. The Biograph HD PET-CT system from Siemens is the world's first to utilize high-definition technology. Makers say the system will enable doctors to view high-resolution, distortion-free images, allowing them to visualize small lesions and reduce false positives. In medical terms, PET-CT integrates the functional sensitivity of PET, with the rich anatomical detail of diagnostic CT, allowing physicians to detect changes in molecular activity before anatomical changes become visible. This helps doctors detect diseases like Alzheimer's or heart disease, before they become apparent using traditional imaging methods. The system was first unveiled last year and is being installed at hospitals worldwide. Produced for Siemens

The name Canon has always meant photographic and broadcast television cameras with optical excellence, advanced image processing, superb performance, and the latest in technological advancements. Canon's new High Definition video camcorders are no exception.

Intel's Dadi Perlmutter goes mobile on stage at the Intel Developer Forum in Shanghai on April 2, 3008. He talks about essential tech advancements the are about to improve our mobile, Internet-conneted lives. He talks about chip designs, solid state drives, built-in anti-theft asset and data defense and Intel's "Montevina," which will help the industry keep making cooler, thinner laptops.

Watch this free video on cutting edge Lung Cancer research from Northwestern University’s Jyoti D. Patel, MD. Go to http://www.EmpowHer.com to get treatment & diagnosis answers for Lung Cancer. Share your Cancer story and send this to a friend.

This PBS medical series explores illnesses one at a time and features a panel of physicians and other experts assessing individual cases. Major advancements in neurological science are changing the way experts understand and treat addictive behavior. Learn from some of the country’s leading experts what the latest medical research tells us about treating addictive behaviors in men and women. Check local listings for airdates and times on your local PBS station. For more information visit http://www.pbs.org/secondopinion/

The Canon Powershot SD800 IS has a 7.1 megapixel CCD to render images in magnificent detail and a DIGIC III Image Processor for stellar quality and fast operation. Yet what sets the SD800 IS Digital ELPH apart is its Wide-angle 3.8x optical zoom with Image Stabilizer technology for rock steady zooms. Canon based the optical image stabilization system on advancements made in the development of the company's EF and video lenses, and then scaled it down to fit the diminutive Digital ELPH camera profile. Canon's lens shift-type stabilization system preserves maximum optical quality while providing up to three stops of shake correction in shutter speed equivalent. An optical 3.8x wide range zoom lens (28-105mm equivalent), which employs Canon's UA lens technology that permits a longer zoom capability in a smaller amount of space.

"Green" buildings, once just a catch phrase, are quickly becoming a booming industry. Advancements in technology are not only making it easier to go green by saving energy but it's more economical as well. Many existing buildings are undergoing energy efficiency improvements to become "green" and new buildings are being built green from the ground up. An industry group, the US Green Buildings Council devised "The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design," or LEED Green Building Rating System to designate buildings that meet green standards in design, construction and operation. They are also working on new standards for existing buildings, "LEED EB," so facilities that implement enough of its criteria, can win the prestigious certification. Produced for Siemens