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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2001
Page
19
A Circulation study of 40 Boston boilermakers with average age 38 links inhaled pollution to reduced heart rate, a first finding in younger adults. Harvard researchers say higher exposure than typical levels caused the effect, highlighting health risks beyond the elderly.
Cedar Rapids hospitals invest heavily in heart care with Nassif Heart Center at St Luke's and a $30 million Lundy Pavilion at Mercy Medical Center. St Luke's expands catheterization labs amid rising procedures 2000 2001 and forecasts. Mercy gains state approval for a second catheterization lab facing St Luke's objections over costs and safety.
Janice Mazera from Prairie du Chien Wisconsin received a three week checkup after a new heart procedure called biventricular pacing performed by Dr Kamran Toluie of Cardiologists PC in Cedar Rapids. The procedure aims to synchronize the heart and extend life and is planned at Cedar Rapids hospitals.
Hospitals report rising numbers of patients under 50 with heart disease alongside aging baby boomers. Mercy officials cite 30s and 40s patients arriving with heart attacks amid lifestyle changes. Janice Mezera, a 62 year old from Prairie du Chien, had congestive heart failure treated with a trial biventricular pacing procedure at Cardiologists PC in Cedar Rapids to restore rhythm.
Reader tips for maintaining fitness as days shorten. Start a daily journal to track eating sleep and activity. Use an exercise video or tape indoors with a friend and consider joining a support network or exercising with family. A columnist responds on training basics and a core strengthening excerpt from Peggy Brill.
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