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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1996
Page
18
For daily three to four mile runs stay hydrated with fluids before during and after exercise. Sweat mainly loses water. sodium and potassium losses are modest unless workouts exceed about six hours. Replace minerals with foods like bananas melons and potatoes and consider sports drinks if they help fluid intake or extend endurance during 60 to 90 minute efforts. For questions contact Cheryl Mehta RD.
Boston reports that the National Cancer Institute will convene a panel this fall to reexamine whether women should begin mammograms at age 40. The move follows a Swedish study suggesting reduced death rates for earlier screening and adds to past debates over when regular mammography should begin.
Washington reports the FDA cleared a machine that uses microwaves to destroy excess prostate tissue in one hour. The Prostation, by EDAP Technologies, may outperform drugs and offers a safer alternative to surgery. It threads a catheter through the urethra, heats tissue to 111 degrees, and cools surrounding areas to prevent burns. Estimated cost is about half of surgery.
Nancy Vogelsberg-Busen learns her son and about 15 Marysville high school wrestlers were suspended after sniffing airbrush propellant. National data show rising inhalant use among youths with first-time users getting younger and risks including death and organ damage.
Scientists warn moderation while research links vitamin E rich foods including mayonnaise to lower heart disease risk. Kaiser cardiologist says no food is bad, diet matters. UCB and British studies cited show vitamin E impact on heart health, prompting caution about overemphasis on mayo.
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