Zinc quiz on benefits and deficiency with NIH sources
A breakfast style nutrition quiz questions zinc benefits and deficiency with six items. It notes the 11 mg male and 8 mg female daily allowance and asks upper intake level. The correct choices include decreases bad breath, hypogonadism, 40 mg, liver disease, prostate, and oysters. Sources cited NIH and Linus Pauling Institute.
Yoga in the Garden at Culver's Garden Center and Fusion Yoga
Cedar Rapids hosts Yoga in the Garden a 10 to 11 15 a m session June 12 at Culver s Garden Center 1682 Dubuque Rd led by Marsha Nieland Fusion Yoga Studio Cedar Rapids. Cost 25 per person mats available outdoor option weather permitting all levels register by calling 319 377 4195.
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Culver’s Garden Center & Greenhouse
Fusion Yoga Studio
Culver’s
Garden Center
Dubuque Rd
Marsha Nieland
Cedar Rapids
Iowa study seeks better help for mild to severe hearing loss
Haley Walstrom, a seven year old with enlarged vestibular aqueduct syndrome, illustrates the challenges of mild to severe hearing loss. The University of Iowa study, with Boys Town in Nebraska and UNC, aims to improve speech language social and academic outcomes for children ages six months to six years with bilateral permanent hearing loss. Two mobile testing vans travel Iowa to recruit participants and test new interventions.
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Haley Walstrom
Prairie Heights
Michele Walstrom
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Haley
Michele
Dean Walstrom
University of North Carolina
Marlea O’brien
Iowa
O’brien
Iowa City
Liz Martin
the Gazette
Iowa hearing study seeks families for longitudinal research
Researchers invite eligible families with at least one English-speaking caregiver to join a three year study evaluating a child's hearing and communication abilities. Email Marlea O'Brien or call 1 800 551 5601 for details. NIH funded study offers compensation and annual visits.
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Marlea-Obrien
Uiowa.edu
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National Institute On
National Institutes of Health
Michele Walstrom
Head trauma and Alzheimer's risks clarified by Dr Donohue
The doctor explains Alzheimer's involves brain shrinkage and amyloid deposits not alkaloids, with age, diabetes, hypertension, and family history as risks. Some studies link trauma to brain changes, but evidence is debated. head injuries do not greatly raise personal risk. A neighbor with early Alzheimer's increases her relative risk. Dr Donohue offers a booklet for more details.
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Orlando
U.S
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