Exercise lowers kidney stone risk for women study shows
A large study of nearly 85 000 women 50 and older links regular leisure activity with fewer kidney stones. Even modest exercise reduces risk, with 10 METs weekly cutting stones by about 31 percent. Intensity matters less than total weekly activity.
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University of Washington School of Medicine
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Bert Nash board member shares story of recovery
Elizabeth Sheils recounts her 1982 battle with mental illness and how Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center transformed her life. From diagnosis, hospital stays, and medication, she found a team approach with case manager and therapist guiding her to independence, employment, and community involvement.
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Bert Nash
Elizabeth Sheils
Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center
School of Social Welfare
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