Senior issues featured at aging center lunch series
The Brownbag Lunch Series at the Theo and Alfred M. Landon Center on Aging, KU Medical Center, offers Wednesday programs noon to 1 pm through fall. Topics cover Medicare drug benefits, sage aging, hospice benefits, cancer clinical trials, elder security, storytelling, home adaptation, and holiday stress with limited seating and reservations via Matt Chandler.
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the Herald
London Center On Aging
University of Kansas Medical Center
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Alfred M. Landon
Kansas City
Matt Chandler
McHandle
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Medical personnel introduced at Ottawa area welcome event
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce welcomed new teachers and medical personnel including Jody Lancaster RMJ Volunteer Services director, Stone of Central Care Cancer Center, Dr. Xiao Yang internist, Dr. Frank Pease RMH surgeon, Dr. Michael Prater RMH ER doctor, Dick Bahr RMH safety director, Debra Donoghue RMH performance director, Sherron McReynolds CRNA, Teresa Hook Richmond Care Center director, and Carole Shaker nursing director. Richmond Care Center’s Vin tage Park parent plans an assisted living center near 23rd and Eisenhower. Two more probable West Nile Virus cases were reported statewide: a Sedgwick County patient with probable neuroinvasive disease and a Morris County patient not hospitalized.
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RMH
Dick Bahr
Debra Donoghue
Sherron McReynolds
CRNA
Teresa Hook
Richmond Care Center
Carole Shaker
Vintage Park
23Rd and
Eisenhower
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Sedgwick County
Morris County
Tiny Premier Medical Miracle Becomes High School Honor Student
Madeline Mann, born at 27 weeks weighing 9.9 ounces in a historic premature birth, enters high school as an honor student. Now 15, she weighs 61 pounds and is 4 feet 7 inches, battling only asthma with no major disabilities beyond a small stature.
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Boston
Madeline Mann
Jonathan Maraskas
Loyola University Hospital
Maywood
New England Journal of Medicine
Madeline
Doggie hiking helps health in Springfield Maine
Springfield Maine reports how dog owners, led by Randy Galbraith with his German shorthaired pointer Fritz, hike 6 to 12 miles daily for fitness. Experts note dogs’ sniffing and outdoor play aid both physical health and stress relief, while vets urge gradual start to avoid weight and joint risks.
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Springfield
Randy Galbraith
Fritz
Galbraith
Missouri
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Richard Meadows
University of Missouri’s
College of Veterinary Medicine
United States
Maddows
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