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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1991

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3

Young Brunswick mother faces heart bypass at 34

Vanita Smith, a 34 year old respiratory technician, learned she needed a left main artery bypass after enduring chest and neck pains and a 99 percent blockage. Despite weight, smoking, and family heart history, surgery at Fairfax Hospital proved milder than expected, with her noting it felt less painful than prior C sections.

Vanita Smith Brunswick Loudoun County Frederick Fairfax Mrs. Smith Fairfax Hospital Wanita Smith Brunswick Yard Danielle Christine

Occupational therapy helps patient regain function after hand injury

Larry Dorsey of Frederick County fell from a ladder while installing an air conditioner. He endured surgeries, casts, and weeks in hospital before starting occupational therapy with Karen Lease at Frederick Memorial Hospital. OT focused on desensitizing the hand, joint mobilization, and gradual strengthening to restore daily living and work capability.

Larry Dorsey Frederick County Baltimore Dorsey Frederick Karen Lease Frederick Memorial Hospital FMH Lease Ms. Lease Jerry Johnson American Occupational Therapy Association

Women face heart attack risk equal to men after menopause

Health professionals stress women share heart disease risk with men, especially after menopause when estrogen drops. Younger women on birth control and smoking show much higher risk. diet, exercise, and blood tests are key. Doctors note higher mortality after initial attacks and underscore evolving, less invasive therapies.

Cathy Volkmann Ms. Volkmann Frederick Florida United States Japan Sherman Kahan

Walking at any pace boosts HDL in women study says

Washington AP a Dallas study of 102 sedentary overweight premenopausal women shows even slow walking raises good cholesterol HDL, with faster pace yielding greater cardio fitness gains. Three miles five days weekly, with pace 12, 15, or 20 minutes per mile, produced HDL increases and fat loss but little weight change.

Washington Institute For Aerobics Research Dallas John J. Duncan Institute Naturalizer Duncan Daniel Steinberg University of California At San Diego Margo A. Denke Center For Human Nutrition University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center At

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