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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 2002

Page

24

Open house showcases Botox for upper face wrinkles

At a University of Iowa Health Care event, four women received Botox injections focusing on the upper forehead furrows and crow’s feet. Dr. Albert Cram notes Botox as an entry level cosmetic procedure, while the presenter emphasizes gradual results and high safety.

Stangler Cedar Rapids Albert Cram University of Iowa Health Care Fox McNally FDA

New Wrinkle Fillers May Replace Botox Soon

Cosmetic experts anticipate injectable fillers as the next trend, with hyaluronic acid products like Restylane and Perlane offering longer-lasting plumping effects. Restylane lasts about eight months and requires no allergy testing, while Artecoll uses plastic beads and bovine collagen and aims for FDA approval within a year.

Haeyoun Park Orange County Register

Women’s Health Care Night Set in Iowa City

The 12th annual Women's Health Care Night runs Thursday from 5 to 8 p.m. at Emma Goldman Clinic in Iowa City. The event targets lesbian bisexual and transgender women for Pride Month offering free breast exams cervical exams Pap smears and confidential HIV screenings.

Iowa City Emma Goldman N. Dubuque St

Botox backlash grows after casual cosmetic use questioned

Serious questions are raised about casual Botox use as medical groups oppose injections in social settings. Patients like Ruth Wittington recall droopy eyelids after treatment, while doctors note the drug helps neuromuscular disorders but remains a vanity cosmetic.

Marie McCullough Philadelphia Inquirer New York City Paula Moynahan American Academy of Dermatology American Society For Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Ruth Wittington Southampton Wittington

Don't wait for cancer to stop music of life

Shirley Ruedy urges readers to slow down and value life before cancer or daily stress ends the music of living. She reflects on the fragility of time, personal connections, and the urge to call, visit, and care for others before it is too late. Cancer Update appears as a column with contact information for reader responses.

Health notes and support groups at Mercy and St Luke's

A roundup of health related programs at Mercy Medical Center Cedar Rapids and St Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids includes Kids Count Too-4 30 to 6 p m July 8 10 15 17 and 22 for children of cancer patients contact 398-6452 special cancer support groups Caring and Sharing and Especially for You After Breast Cancer with calls to 398-6452 midlife education at St Luke's Nassif Center 10 dollar fee pre register 368-5799 Sun Salutation Yoga Workshop 15 fee 369-8161 Beginning Again Brain Injury picnic in Iowa City 573-5877 Mind-Body Fitness new sessions start July 1 369-7166 multiple pregnancy program July 2 369-7166 Mended Hearts July 2 369-7941 Osteoporosis support group today 398-6494 Breastfeeding support group Mercy Birthplace 398-6501

Mercy McKinley Room Mercy Medical Center Laura Hemann Helen G. Nassif St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids St. Luke's Center For Health and St. Luke’s Center For Health and St. Luke’s Hospital

Alpha-1 emphysema linked to inherited enzyme deficiency

A reader asks about emphysema despite not smoking. Dr Donohue explains alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency as a genetic cause, describes symptoms and breathing tests, and notes Prolastin treatment by IV weekly. He urges medical evaluation and blood tests to confirm enzyme levels.

Stroke screening visit in Cedar Rapids July 1

Prevent-A-Stroke mobile ultrasound service will be at Crowne Plaza Hotel in Cedar Rapids on Monday July 1 from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. The unit performs carotid artery plaque screening abdominal aortic aneurysm test and peripheral vascular disease check. Appointments at toll free number 1 487 7346 3062. Each test 35 dollars or all three 95 dollars.

Cedar Rapids Crowne Plaza Hotel First Ave

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