Mobile education bus to visit Mercy Medical Center
The Kimberly Clark Education Bus stops at Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids offering free infection prevention training sessions. Additional classes run Tuesday 1 2 p.m. and Wednesday 11 a.m. to noon at Hallagan Education Center. Vaccinations for Hepatitis A B and TDaP offered without referral Tuesday 1 6 p.m. and Wednesday 9 a.m. to noon in the 10th Street lobby. Call (319) 892 6093 to schedule.
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Free abdominal aortic aneurysm screening for seniors in Cedar Rapids
Free screening offers Cedar Rapids residents aged 60 and older an 8 am to 5 pm ultrasound for abdominal aortic aneurysm at the Kmart Pharmacy on 180 Collins Rd NE. The 10 minute test increases detection, with 95 percent of AAAs treatable if found early. registration is by calling 1 866 371 3592.
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Kids exercise more with absent parents at playgrounds
A study in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine reports that children moved more when no parent was present in the park. With a parent nearby kids engaged in far less physical activity and playtime decreased.
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American Journal of Preventive Medicine
Power foods guide to body parts and benefits
Jennifer LaRue Huget summarizes how science supports or questions the health claims of various foods. The Washington Post article notes that while nutrition hype exists, evidence for specific body parts’ benefits remains mixed and highlights foods with better-supported effects.
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Washington Post
Ginger and Beans Offer Nausea and Fiber Advice
Ginger may reduce motion sickness and pregnancy related nausea with as little as one gram of powder, though medicines may perform better. Beans and peas provide fiber aiding digestion. dietary guidance recommends 25 grams daily for women and 38 grams for men.
Prostate Health Link Explored With Green Tea
Green tea may help prevent prostate cancer due to antioxidant polyphenols. Studies are limited but show promise and efficacy across other organs. Overall, green tea is considered safe to consume in moderate to large amounts.
Ice Cream Intake Linked to Lower Infertility Risk
A 2007 Harvard study found that women who consumed high fat dairy products like ice cream had a reduced risk of infertility. The study does not clarify why fat intake might enhance ovarian function during conception attempts.
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Fish and eggs Linked to Health Benefits Findings
DHA in cold water fatty fish may protect against dementia and reduce Alzheimer risk. Four ounces of fish twice weekly is advised by 2010 Dietary Guidelines. Lutein from egg yolks and yellow corn acts as an antioxidant and may help prevent age related macular degeneration.
Potassium rich foods linked to lower heart disease risk
Research ties potassium from potato and prune juice to reduced cardiovascular mortality, with daily targets around 4700 mg. Potassium from a small baked potato and prune juice contributes substantial amounts.
Milk and fortified soy beverages support bone health
The calcium in dairy and some fortified soy drinks supports bone building in youth and helps prevent osteoporosis later. Dietary Guidelines advise three cups daily of low fat or nonfat dairy.
Health Q A on high-fructose corn syrup dangers and ganglion cysts
Dr Donohue explains that high-fructose corn syrup is a mix of glucose and fructose used because it is sweeter and cheaper than table sugar. It may contribute to obesity and high blood sugar spikes, but moderation keeps it generally safe. condensed corn syrup lacks clear information. A separate note defines ganglion cysts as soft lumps near joints or tendons, usually at the wrist, often without symptoms and with unclear causes.
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