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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 2005

Page

9

First Kansas flu death reported as season advances

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment reports the season’s first influenza death, a Southeast Kansas resident over 70. KDHE cites 142 pneumonia deaths and 389 flu or pneumonia related deaths to date, with statewide widespread flu activity and initial lab-confirmed cases in south-central Kansas.

Herald Kansas Department of Health and Environment KDHE Kansas Richard Morrissey Division of Health and Environmental Laboratories DHEL KCHE Gail Hansen

Flu vaccines urged for high risk groups in Kansas

KDHE emphasizes who should get flu vaccines including seniors over 65, children 6 to 23 months, people with chronic conditions, and pregnant women. Health workers and caregivers to high risk individuals are advised to be vaccinated. Vaccine effectiveness is about 80 percent and protection takes two weeks to develop.

KDHE Kansas State

Early Detection Works Cervical Cancer Screening Program

Kansas Department of Health and Environment offers free cervical cancer screening for eligible women. Pap tests detect precancerous cells, enabling prevention. The program, funded by the CDC, boosts early care for ages 40 to 64, with 90 providers statewide and 200 subcontractors.

Kansas Department of Health and Environment Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Preventionworkskansas.org

Wallace Earns Certified Professional Coder Credential

Wallace has passed the national medical coder certification exam. The American Academy of Professional Coders sponsors the credential, which supports education and networking for coders. The field is growing rapidly with about 10,000 new jobs annually and a projected 36 percent increase by 2010. 18 percent of coding positions remain unfilled nationally per the U.S. Department of Labor.

U.S. Department of Labor

Heart Truth About Women’s Hearts event in KC area

In February, the Jewish Community Center of Greater Kansas City and Saint Luke's South host The Heart Truth About the Hearts of Women. Marcia McCoy of Saint Luke's Mid America Heart Institute leads the noon to 1 p.m. February 14 talk in Overland Park. Free event. attendees bring lunch and register via NurseLine at (816) 932-6220. Denise McPheron, Lee Ann Sheldon, Kandee

Kansas City

Walk Kansas returns with 423 mile goal across state

Franklin County K State Extension invites teams to begin March 13 in the Walk Kansas program. Sixty teams in 2003 logged 31,019 miles while last year 81 teams totaled 58,548 miles. Teams track eight weeks of activity to cover east to west Kansas distance and encourage health and weight loss. Registration through the Franklin County office at (785) 229 3520.

Franklin Mike Bradshaw K-State Research and Extension Health and Safety Bradshaw Kansas Franklin County K-State Research and Extension Office

Light therapy joins Hays Good Samaritan Center treatment options

The Hays Good Samaritan Center expands therapy to outpatients and residents with the Dynatronics Solaris, a multi use device delivering ultrasound, electrical currents, and cold laser infrared light to speed wound healing. Medical Outfitters reps note most treatments last one to five minutes and patients often feel little to no sensation. The device accelerates cellular energy production, boosting tissue repair via ATP production in mitochondria.

Phyllis J. Zorn Hays Daily News Hays Good Samaritan Center Dynatronics Food and Drug Administration United States Tom Draper Lenexa Based Medical Outfitters Draper Larry Beardall Dynatronics Corp Salt Lake “City Utah Sally

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