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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1996

Page

4

Valentine heart health tips from Giorgi and O Keeffe

February is National Heart Month and the authors urge a heart healthy lifestyle. They highlight 30 minutes daily moderate exercise, cholesterol control with diet and, if needed, medications like Pravadhol Zocor and niacin, plus weight control and smoking cessation to lower heart disease risk. They note studies showing reduced death and fewer bypass surgeries with lipid lowering drugs when combined with lifestyle changes.

Lee W. Giorgi James H. O'Keefe JR United States Giorgi Ransom Memorial Hospital

Ottawa nurses named among 1996 Nursing awards nominees

More than 500 nominations for the Nursing: Heart of Healthcare Awards include Ottawa figures Anita L. Anderson and Sandi Staneart. Anderson works in medical-surgical at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Staneart serves Ottawa public schools, is a nurse practitioner at Women's Care Plus, and teaches at Neosho County Community College.

Ottawa Heart of Healthcare University of Kansas School of Nursing Anita L. Anderson Sandi Staneart Anderson Ransom Memorial Hospital Staneart Ottawa Public Schools Women’s Care Plus Neosho County Community College Joanna Skubish Heart of Healthcare Hotline

Inaugural Children's Health Fair at Anson Memorial Box

Anson Memorial Box presents its inaugural Children s Health Fair from 9 a m to 1 p m on Saturday March 16 at the hospital turning it into a resources hub for children. Activities include a teddy bear clinic bicycle safety tours fire truck ambu s unit and health screenings with information booths. For details contact RMH business development at 242 9074 extension 317.

Ansom Memorial Box Informa RMH Business Development Office

Local volunteers sought for AMI support group in Franklin County

The Kansas Alliance for the Mentally Ill seeks two family members from Franklin County Ottawa area to join an AMI Support Group. Training is March 15 16 17 in Topeka with all expenses paid except transportation. Call 1-800-539-2660 to attend.

Franklin County Ottawa AMI Topeka KAMI The Kansas Alliance For the

Second fitness session at RMH February 27

Ransom Memorial Hospital offers the second of a three part fitness series titled Follow Through on Fitness with focus on fitness from the perspective of someone physically challenged. Sessions run from noon to 1 pm with lunch provided and free admission. Call RMH business development at 242-9074 ext 317 to RSVP.

Ransom Memorial Hospital RMH Business Development Office

Ronald McDonald House in Topeka seeks donations and volunteers

The Ronald McDonald House in Topeka operated by Topeka's Love For Children Inc lists needed items for guests including food staples cleaning supplies media, household goods, and a 35.5 mm camera. It seeks services such as snow removal handyman work and volunteers with contact Catharine Deever at 913 235 6852.

House Topeka Franklin County Love For Children Inc Folger Ronald McDonald Ronald McDonald House Catharine Deever

Teens unlikely to quit smoking for 16 years study says

Underage smokers today are projected to quit much later, with half of male smokers not quitting before 33 and half of females before 37. A UCSD study in the American Journal of Public Health analyzes 1965 to 1988 data, linking early smoking to longer addiction. A separate finding notes younger teens have worse odds of quitting by age 30.

Ashington W John Pierce University of California, San Diego American Journal of Public Health University of California Elizabeth Gilpin Pierce Gilpin Today’s Journal

Leech help saves three fingers in factory accident

A Garden City meat packing plant accident severed three fingers of 25 year old Centen. Orthopedic surgeons Robert L. Bassett and Gregory Woods and a microsurgery team at Hays Medical Center completed a 12 hour operation to reattach the thumb, index, and middle finger, leaving him hospitalized.

Laurie McEwen Harris Hee Centen Garden City Centen Hays’, Medical Center Hospital Robert L. Bassett Gregory Woods HMC

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