Tornado safety tips from Ransom Memorial Hospital
A public safety notice outlines tornado basics from why they form to how to prepare. It stresses early warnings, environmental signs, and moves to shelter during threats, including advice on homes, interiors, and ditch shelter, plus NOAA guidance and a note on Kelly McDermott of Ransom Memorial Hospital.
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
NOAA
Kelly McDermott
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Tornado Myths Gathered From Old Beliefs
Several myths about tornadoes persist despite facts. No place is safe from a tornado and opening windows worsens damage. in Yellowstone National Park a tornado left destruction along a 10,000 foot mountain.
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Yellowstone ‘National Park
Salt Lake City Hit by Sudden F2 Tornado
A rare tornado with intensity F2 struck downtown Salt Lake City without warning. The article outlines the Fujita scale created by University of Chicago researcher Tetsuya Theodore Fujita to gauge tornado strength and damage potential.
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Salt Lake City
University of Chicago
Tetsuya Theodore Fujita
Try silicone chips not chocolate chips
A health column urges calorie awareness and exercise for summer weight loss. It highlights calorie counters at stayhealthy com and caloriecontrol org, notes fat free foods still contain calories, and cites home tasks and walking as burn methods. The piece warns against health scams and points to FTC actions and reputable sites like The Natural Pharmacist and ConsumerLab. It promotes Surgeon General Satcher's Healthy People 2010 program and provides health information resources.
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Caloriecontrol.org
Federal Trade Commission
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Tnp.com
About.com
ConsumerLab
Consumerlab.com
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David Satcher
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Healthypeople
National Nurses Week honors 2 million registered nurses
The American Nurses Association and 53 state bodies celebrate National Nurses Week recognizing the over 2 million RNs nationwide. The article traces nursing's evolution from religious volunteers to professional education amid wars, the Depression, and postwar tech advances, underscoring nurses’ central role in patient care.
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American Nurses Association
Florence Nightingale
Knights
Knights Hospitalers
Susan Warn
Nightingale Training School
United States
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Diabetes group meeting at RMH on Monday
The Franklin County American Diabetes Association support group hosts a presentation by Mark Austenfeld, M.D. from St. Luke's Hospital Kansas City on the effects of diabetes on urination at 7 p.m. in Conference Room A Ran som Memorial Hospital. The group meets the third Monday each month except July August and December. For information call Gilbert Martin at 785 242 6556.
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American Diabetes Association
Franklin County
Mark Austenfeld
St. Lukes Hospital
Kansas City
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Gilbert Martin
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