Happiness science gains traction in modern psychology
Researchers map how optimism and positivity affect health relationships and success. Amy May spots contentment after trauma while Laura Kubzansky and Sonja Lyubomirsky discuss genetics mood and behavior changes. Studies show optimists have better immune responses and social ties though stress remains.
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University of California At Riverside
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New look at how aspirin works in preventing vascular damage
Researchers led by Dr. Patrick J T Vallance of University College London report in Circulation that aspirin’s benefits may extend beyond blood thinning to anti inflammatory actions. In a trial with a typhoid vaccine inducing inflammation, aspirin users showed no rise in inflammatory blood markers versus placebo. The study suggests even mild inflammation from a cold could injure blood vessels, a risk aspirin may prevent.
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Health Notes and Local Events in Cedar Rapids Area
Schedule of health and wellness programs at St. Luke's and local venues. Woman to Woman Support Group meets Thursday 5 15 p m at St Luke's Women s Care. Beginning Again Brain Injury group at Theatre Cedar Rapids to see Anything Goes. Barefoot Dancing Workshop Saturday at St Luke's Center for Health and Well Being. Baby playtime program monthly with nurses. Red Cross Blood Drive Thursday at Holy Name Catholic Center West Union. Call numbers provided for details.
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Smoke free ordinances do not harm restaurant sales say experts
Cancer Update columnist Shirley Ruedy cites 25+ studies from AJPH JAMA and Public Health Management Practice showing smoke free laws do not reduce restaurant or bar sales. The landmark Glantz and Smith work analyzed 15 cities with bans and found no declines, using restaurant and bar sales ratios and state tax data.
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Illegal colored contact lenses raise eye injury fears
Doctors warn cosmetic lenses sold without prescriptions pose serious risks with teenagers. Improper fit, sleeping in lenses, and sharing them cause swelling ulcers and blisters, potentially permanent vision loss if infection occurs. FDA official notes selling without a prescription violates federal rules.
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Guest speaker referrals available from The Gazette editor
The Gazette invites clubs and organizations to request a guest speaker by contacting executive editor Mark Bowden at 398-5869 for arrangements.
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