Danish study links sugar in coffee to lower overweight risk
In a study of 5,200 Danish men researchers found a surprising link between slenderness and drinking coffee with sugar. They report a 40 percent lower risk of overweight among those who take their coffee or tea with sugar, suggesting sugar stimulates a hormone that reduces appetite.
Walking to School Day boosts activity and wellbeing
Walking four to five blocks to school can yield ten minutes of activity that benefits the heart bones and muscles and correlates with better academics. Mary Barnes of Cedar Rapids notes her family uses the event to start walking from Noelridge, despite living three to four miles away. The program began in 1997 and has grown to International Walk to School Day and Week with participation in over 50 countries, emphasizing safety, traffic calming, and the environment.
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Public Health Clinic and Support Groups Offered Free by Nonprofits
Free health events from Mercy Medical Center Cedar Rapids and Mercy Hospital Iowa City include a Public Flu Shot Clinic at Lindale Mall Cedar Rapids 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and St Luke's Hospice Bereavement Support plus NAMI Linn County groups. Many sessions require no fee though some target specific age groups or conditions. Information lines provided for registrations and details.
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When to see a doctor for illness hints
Health experts outline questions to judge when to seek medical help. Fever above 102 for days, worsening illness, or new symptoms like persistent cough, ear pain, or patches on tonsils signal possible infection needing care. If vomiting or diarrhea persists or recurs, seek evaluation.
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Focus on Lowering Cholesterol With Egg yolk Substitutes
The article explains limiting yolks to cut cholesterol while using more egg whites in scrambled eggs and omelets. It suggests substitutes like two whites per whole egg, egg substitutes, or pourable egg whites, and urges cholesterol testing after dietary changes. It also notes other cholesterol sources and advises overall lifestyle changes.
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Neil Stone
Northwestern University
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