Duct tape removes warts says study in Chicago
A study reported in Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine finds duct tape a more effective and less painful wart treatment than liquid nitrogen. Over six days on and two months of treatment, 85 percent of duct tape patients cleared warts versus 60 percent with freezing, amid immune reaction speculation.
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Madigan Army Medical Center
Tacoma
Wash
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Laurie Sisk
Survey Finds Americans More Obese Than They Realize
A government survey based on actual measurements shows nearly a third of adults are obese, about 59 million people, up from 1994 and doubling over two decades. Twenty-three percent of adults were obese in 1994, with one in five underestimating their weight. Youth also show rising obesity, with 15 percent of ages 6 to 19 overweight. Health officials warn of long term risks and urge policy changes such as calorie labeling and healthier government meal options.
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Health and Human Services
Tommy Thompson
Julie Gerberding
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Journal of the American Medical Association
National Health and Nutrition Examination
U.S
Margo Wootan
Center For Science In
Public Interest
Retrain not Restrain course for health workers
Neosho County Community College offers an eight hour course for nurses health care administrators social workers and long term care staff on Retrain not Restrain. Held Monday and Tuesday from 8 am to 5 pm at Ottawa outreach campus room 123. The one hour college credit satisfies annual Nursing CEO requirement with a cost of 74 dollars for Neosho County residents and 79 dollars for other Kansas residents. Contact Tracy Rhine allied health coordinator at 1 800 729 6222 ext 262 course ALIIE 108 33.
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Neosha County Community College
Ottawa
Neosho County
Kansas
Tracy Rhine
Allied Health Coordinator
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NCCC Offers Certified Nurse Aide Course in Ottawa
NCCC announces a Certified Nurse Aide program in Ottawa from November 5 to December 19. Classes run Tuesdays and Thursdays 5 PM to 9 PM, offering a 9Q hour curriculum approved by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment and five college credits. Tuition is 295 dollars for Neosho County residents and 320 dollars for out of county residents, including fees, insurance and state exam fees. textbook about 45 dollars. To enroll call Tracy Rhine at 1-800-729-6222 ext 262.
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NCCC
Ottawa
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Neosho County
Tracy Rhine
Allied Health Coordinator
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