Heat in Car Fatal: A Child Dies in 1977 Incident
Fresno reader recounts a 1977 summer tragedy in which a two year old girl died after being left in a car with the interior heat soaring past 100 degrees. The letter urges parents to always take children inside with them.
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Women face menopause years and shifting health concerns
In Toronto, Dr. Christine Derzko notes women in their early 40s begin perimenopause with hot flashes, sleep loss, and memory lapses. The climacteric spans roughly a decade before periods stop, affecting about four million Canadian women who juggle careers, family, and aging parents as life expectancy rises.
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Christine Derzko
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St. Michael’s Hospital
Toronto
How the body changes during perimenopause and menopause
The Canadian Press summarizes how estrogen decline affects reproductive organs heart vessels pelvic floor bones skin hair body shape and common symptoms. It notes risks from low estrogen and discusses exercise weight control and hormone replacement therapy with breast cancer risk concerns.
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Dwindles: Not a Normal Part of Aging Says Doctor
Dr. Anne Egbert of the University of Kansas warns that decline in appetite energy social activity in the elderly may signal the condition known as dwindles or failure to thrive. She cites nutrition, sensory loss, and isolation as reversible factors with treatment, noting many patients improve with care.
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Washington (Ap
Anne Egbert
University of Kansas
Egbert
Connecticut
Natural therapies aid menopause relief in women
Dr Penny Seth-Smith of Toronto advocates herbal remedies Chinese medicine and diet to ease hot flashes and mood swings without hormones. She notes natural menopause can begin in the late 30s but most women start in their 50s and urges listening to the body for remedy effectiveness. Progesterone cream is highlighted as a skin absorbed option.
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Suggested natural menopause remedies from Toronto naturopath
Penny Seth Smith outlines methods to rebalance hormones and ease menopausal symptoms. She cites unicorn root fennel and licorice for estrogen progesterone balance and mentions progesterone creams for absorption. She advises exercise for bone health vitamin B6 B12 and folic acid, and notes Vitamin E may affect blood pressure. Diet tips include avoiding salt processed foods and flaxseed oil use.
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