Understanding Headaches From Primary to Secondary Types
Neurologist Robert Beck at Lawrence Memorial Hospital explains headache basics. Primary headaches account for about 95 percent and include migraine, tension, and cluster types. Secondary headaches arise from other conditions like tumors or infections, prompting imaging to rule out serious causes. Migraines can start with preheadache symptoms such as dizziness and fatigue.
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Robert Beck
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Free Help Wednesday Headache Discussion at LMH Auditorium
Neurologist Robert Beck of Lawrence Memorial Hospital leads a free headaches program titled Getting a Handle on Headaches from 6 30 to 8 p m in the LMH auditorium on Wednesday. He covers migraine tension and cluster types, symptoms diagnosis and treatment including lifestyle management with advance registration requested by calling LMH Connect Care at 749 5800.
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Robert Beck
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
LMH
Beck
LMH Connect Care
Headache Triggers Linked to Foods and Environment
The text notes that people sometimes wrongly blame meals for headaches while listing known factors such as aged meats with nitrates, MSG, weather, stress, and caffeine as potential causes or exacerbators. It presents a concise overview of dietary and environmental triggers.
Walk Kansas Encourages Kansans to Get Active and Eat Well
The 13th annual Walk Kansas eight week challenge runs until May 10, urging participants to log walking minutes and fruit and vegetable intake. Douglas County participants report better activity, healthier eating, and higher energy, with workplaces like Frontier Farm Credit offering $100 incentives. Registration closes March 21 at 1 p.m. with a $7 entry fee plus $2 per extra family member. workplaces pay $5 per participant.
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Walk
Kansas
Susan Johnson
Family and
Douglas County
Frontier Farm Credit
Baldwin City
Sonja Hart
Kansas University
Watson Library
Stax Trekkers
California
Pacific Ocean
Billie Conway
K-State Research and Extension
Riley County
Douglas.ksu
Susanjohnson
Ksu
Pam Heikes
Pheikes
Dr Wes Crenshaw and Kendra Schwartz Brief Notice
A concise local notice lists Dr Wes Crenshaw and Kendra Schwartz with a joint item. The fragment notes a professional collaboration and event unfolding at a regional venue, reflecting a civic or community-oriented context.
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Wes Crenshaw
Kendra Schwartz
Why are so many boys failing in society today
A columnist cites data and books noting women now hold about 60 percent of U.S. bachelor degrees, men enroll and drop out at higher rates, and debt pressures push some to leave college. The piece argues societal norms demean academics for boys and links future success to schooling, urging awareness of the growing gender gap.
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Fortune Magazine
U.S
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