Health through Exercise and Diet Gains Ground in Arizona
Medical experts at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital promote exercise prescriptions tailored to patients under physician supervision. They stress 20 to 30 minutes daily, stress tests to tailor heart training, and coupling activity with a balanced diet. Harvard nutrition chief Fredrick Stare backs four food groups and reduced meat portions, noting lacto-vegetarian diets can supply nutrients. The HELP foundation targets prevention via nutrition and exercise for children, workers, and the elderly.
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Jack Wilmore
American College of Sports Medicine
College of Physical Education
University of Arizona
Wilmore
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Fredrick Stare
Department of Nutrition
Harvard School of Public Health
Boston
State
Help Foundation
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Tables turn Husband battering problem surfaces ell
A Copley News Service report notes shifts in domestic violence patterns with wives more often charged in Chicago for murdering husbands, while Delaware data show husbands as frequent victims of beatings and wives sustaining severe injuries.
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Diane Clark
Copley
Chicago
Delaware
San Diego
Hidden Threat in Marital Strife Husband Beating Rising
A Scottsdale Daily Progress piece notes five million women yearly injure their husbands nationally while acknowledging husband battering as a rising, underreported issue. Psychotherapists and researchers, including Charles Hansen and Dr. Suzanne Steinmetz, discuss prevalence, methods, and gender norms shaping this overlooked violence.
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Charles
Chuck) Hansen
San Diego
Susan
Hansen
Hansens
Doctors debunk fad diets as unsafe and ineffective
Physicians at Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago condemn liquid protein, low carbohydrate, Zen macrobiotic and grapefruit diets as nutritionally unsound and not lasting. They urge calorie reduction, balanced nutrition, and sustained healthy eating habits, praising TOPS and Weight Watchers and endorsing vegetarianism with proper protein.
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Michael Reese Hospital
Medical Center
Chicago
Ruth Pick
Pick
Leslie Sandlow
Lynne Levitsky
Favus
Sandlow
Energy monitoring project cuts Penn energy use
University of Pennsylvania efforts to save nearly 250,000 and reduce energy use by four percent are led by two graduate students and a computer. They coordinate installing a 300,000 energy monitoring system, study an infrared campus heat survey, and apply energy design standards to building policies.
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University of Pennsylvania
ASU hosts conference on child behavior disorders
A conference on severe disorders of children and youths runs November 17 to 19 at Arizona State University. Topics include autism, juvenile delinquency, and school behavior problems with focus on practical application, research, and teacher training. Dr Joyce Spence leads as keynote speaker.
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Arizona State University
Joyce Spence
The
Council For Children With Behavior Disorders
ASU Bureau of Educational Research and Services
ASU Department of Special Education
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