Health and Technology Briefs Highlight Heart Attack Signs
A Health and Technology brief notes that over 250000 Americans die yearly from sudden cardiac arrest and 95 percent do not reach hospital in time. It advises visiting the American Heart Association site to learn warning signs and risk factors for heart attack and stroke.
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American Heart Association
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Pavilion 2755C PC revives compact desktop design
The Hewlett Packard Pavilion 2755C packs an 800 MHz Pentium III processor, 128 MB RAM, 20 GB hard drive, CD-RW and speakers in a cube sized chassis. Setup is quick with color coded connections and 24/7 HP tech support. Price listed at 1049 dollars without monitor. information available at HP.com or 1 800 724 6631.
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Hewlett-Packard Pavilion
Dallas Morning News
Hewlett-Packard
Hp.com
Hypnosis Shows Real Neural Correlates in Color Perception
Brain imaging reveals hypnotized subjects see colors not present, matching brain patterns from real colors. Harvard's Stephen M. Kosslyn argues hypnosis is a distinct psychological state with neural correlates, not mere role playing. The Nathan S. Klein Institute distributes a web resources booklet for mental health families.
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Stephen M. Kosslyn
Harvard University
American Journal of Psychiatry
Nathan S. Klein
Medicine cabinet do nots for safe antibiotic use
Don’t store antibiotics for later use take the full prescribed amount and discard leftovers after the use period. Don’t keep multi symptom cold and flu products. Don’t guess about mixing medications. Especially the elderly should not take any prescription medication without consulting a doctor. Do not take anything expired or if you…
Johnsons keep expired medicines out of the cabinet
Johnson of Coppell Texas keeps a meticulous medicine cabinet. She discards any expired items regardless of usage while pharmacists warn that many people hold onto decade old prescriptions.
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Coppell
Texas
Mrs. Johnson
Tips for a well stocked medicine cabinet
Experts urge organizing a cabinet with pain fever and allergy remedies plus digestive aids and vitamins. Stock bandages antiseptic ointment hydrocortisone alcohol sterile supplies analgesics decongestants cough syrups and antacids while storing medicines away from heat humidity and children.
Fitness trends shift from stair steppers to free weights rise
Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association report shows treadmills up in the 90s while ellipticals cut into sales. free weights become the decade’s leading exercise with 42.8 million users in 1999, aided by more women. Resistance machines also grow. aerobic dancing declines. group classes stay strong with spinning and interval training. Core exercises gain popularity with Pilates yoga and stability work. Winter workouts rely on layered clothing and Gore-Tex gear.
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Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association
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