New Viagra era swaps spontaneity for reliable erections
Medical advances broaden options for erectile dysfunction, reducing reliance on surgical implants. External presex therapies, guided by doctors, offer safer, quicker results. Urethral drug delivery through MUSE shows erection within 10 minutes, aiming for 1997 market.
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PATH program aims to boost senior health through walking
Lawrence residents participate in PATH a health initiative funded by the Kansas Health Foundation to promote nutrition and exercise among 50 plus seniors. The effort partners Douglas County Extension Service Lawrence Memorial Hospital and KU Health program officials plan talks and activity at the downtown mall, with 30 initial enrollees and broader reach later.
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KCHE
Midwest
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Wichita
Kansas State University Cooperative Extension Service
PATH
Douglas County
Douglas County Extension Service
Douglas County Senior Services
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Kansas University’s Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Lawrence
Valerie McGhee
Shirley Grubbs
Lawrence-Douglas County
Curtis
Cleda Dalton
Cleda
Lawrence Paper Co
Shape Up PATH fitness program for seniors begins Sept 12
The PATH fitness and nutrition program for people 50 and older starts at 9 a.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays from Sept 12 at the Lawrence Riverfront Plaza Factory Outlets. Enrollment is limited and a doctor's clearance is required. A registration fee applies and Shirley Grubbs can provide details at 843-0721.
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New Path
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Shirley Grubbs
Blood tests show critical glucose and potassium issues and Lupus basics
A reader asks why serum tests can misread sugar and potassium when red cells release potassium if not separated properly. Lupus overview notes immune attack on connective tissue, facial wolf rash, and diagnosis via blood tests. Advice on easing a child’s fear of the doctor follows, including bringing a blanket or toy.
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Ed Smith
M.D
N.Y
How to handle children during shots at home and at clinic
Health questions answered by local pros in an AP Redbook interview. Parents are advised to tell the truth about shots, calm reactions, and explain benefits. Call J-W Access with questions at 865 5000 and category 7480 or mail to Nancy Smith Lawrence Journal World.
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Johns Hopkins Medical
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