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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 2001

Page

8

NCCC Offers Social Service Courses This Summer

Neosho County Community College invites participation in a Social Service designee course and an Activity Director course from June 21 to July 22. Classes meet 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays at Presbyterian Manor in Lawrence. The program covers 72 hours of KDHE approved curriculum and awards six college credits. Tuition is $330. For details call 1-800-729-6222 ext. 262.

NCCC Neosho County Community College Presbyterian Manor Lawrence Kansas Department of Health and Environment

Tiny air pollution linked to heart attacks in hours study

A Boston area study of 772 patients finds short term exposure to PM-2.5 particles from cars, industry and homes raises heart attack risk, peaking two hours after exposure and again at 24 hours. Ozone showed no clear link. Researchers emphasize inflammatory and clotting pathways.

Dallas Boston-area Murray Mittleman Boston Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center American Heart Association Mittleman

Optimism on AIDS progress despite early unknowns

Experts note progress against AIDS since its 1981 Los Angeles outbreak, crediting a blood screening test and evolving treatments. Key figures like Dr. Robert Gallo emphasize cautious pride amid vaccine uncertainties and ongoing debates on prevention, transmission, and vaccine timelines.

Robert Gallo University of Maryland Gallo Africa

Smoking ads shape youth views despite bans

A university study finds cigarette ads more effectively fuel youth perceptions of smoking as popular and relaxing than anti smoking messages. Interviews from 1999 2000 with about 2600 aged 14 to 22 and 1500 older reveal high ad recall among teens, while anti smoking campaigns raise risk awareness but do not deter trial when ads create positive images.

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