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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2003
Page
29
Experts warn summer freckles and tan lines signal sun damage. dermatologist Ira Pion compares skin to meat when browning. Teach kids to seek shade if their shadow is short or absent.
A Mayo Clinic led study in Neurology finds people with any head injury have four times higher risk of developing Parkinson's disease, eight times if hospitalized, and eleven times if unconscious for prolonged periods. The author notes the study shows association, not proof of causation.
MIT researchers identify a lethal protein in the vaccinia virus that powers smallpox. Without the E3L protein, vaccinia fails to kill mice, a finding reported in the online Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
One-dish salad combines chicken corn black beans bell peppers and jicama with a lime olive oil dressing. Chill then serve with optional cheddar cilantro for 10 servings and 238 calories per serving.
Personal trainer Teberg leads Edwards Lifesciences employees in thrice weekly stretch sessions in an Irvine office. The program aims to reduce stress and tension, part of broader corporate wellness efforts totaling about 40 hours annually.
Edwards Lifesciences in Irvine fosters wellness with five minute stretch breaks. Ergonomic stretches led by coordinator Julie Teberg include participants Tawanda Greene and Margo Sanchez to raise energy and reduce injuries.
New guidance from USATF urges runners to drink only as much as they sweat to avoid hyponatremia. Weigh before and after runs to estimate hourly fluid needs. Gatorade research notes many exercisers start dehydrated, suggesting flavored water or plain water with juice for better intake.
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