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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2004
Page
27
Readers urged to send pictures of outfits showing school spirit for a 2004-05 fashion feature. Include full name and daytime phone, with parental consent, to Anne Kapler at The Gazette or via email. Photos may be used but not returned.
A privacy study led by Maria Brann finds hospital discussions in hallways elevators and cafeterias expose patients to identity theft discrimination and stigma. The most common breach is casual talks at workstations and in cafeterias with a receptionist using a speakerphone to discuss insurance.
In April 2003 Singapore doctors sampled tear ducts of eight SARS patients. Tears from three recently infected individuals tested positive for the virus, while tears from five patients infected longer tested negative, suggesting tears could spread SARS and warrant further study.
An Ipsos Insight poll shows 76 percent say they have healthy eating habits while 57 percent consider themselves overweight. Experts say the gap reflects diners’ behavior more than the meals. Ruth Kava notes many think they eat well though reality may differ. Gazette staff wire reports.
A health feature outlines practical steps to fit exercise into busy lives. It cites obstacles like time motivation and boredom and suggests tactics such as scheduling workouts, enlisting a buddy, varying activities, and using daily routines like walking the dog or commuting to build consistency.
Diet Detective advises travelers to pack healthy snacks and choose low fat options during flights to avoid weight gain. Tips cover dehydration, easy to carry foods, and checking airport restaurants for healthy choices while noting that cabin pressure dulls taste.
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