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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 2001
Page
13
The American Academy of Pediatrics urges doctors to question patients about sexual assault at annual visits. Data show adolescents 12 to 19 have the nation's highest rape rate, with 330,088 rapes reported in victims aged 12 and up in 1998. Doctors can offer support or referrals.
The American Academy of Pediatrics warns parents to keep kids away from lawn mowers. Under 12 should not operate walk behind or hand mowers, under 16 should not ride mowers, and under six should stay indoors during mowing. About 9,400 youths under 18 seek emergency care yearly for mower injuries, with 7 percent resulting in amputation or severe damage.
A RAND Institute report finds obese adults have nearly twice as many chronic health problems as normal weight individuals. Women who smoke show about 40 percent more health issues than nonsmokers, men about 30 percent. More people are overweight than those who smoke, drink heavily, or live in poverty.
Washington reports suggest inactivity drives many so called infirmities of age. Johns Hopkins researchers found fitter participants aged 55 to 75 with mild hypertension showed better mood and energy. Regular activity may restore a more youthful lifestyle despite aging limits.
Dr. Kopitnik warns nicotine damages cerebral vessels raising aneurysm risk for young female smokers. Dr. McKee notes smoking worsens bone healing after shinbone reconstruction, adding smoking harms extend beyond heart and lungs. MRI can detect aneurysms before rupture, which typically occurs around seven millimetres.
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