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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1973

Page

4

Connie Schwartz becomes a nurse after early dreams

Connie Schwartz grew up in Minnesota and Arizona inspired by nursing play. She earned 550 Candy Striper hours, volunteered with Los Amigos in Nicaragua, trained at Good Samaritan Hospital, and begins work in the cancer ward E6 focusing on listening, empathy, and emotional balance with patients and families.

Connie Schwartz Connie Good Samaritan Hospital Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Northern Arizona University Good Sam

Women live longer than men by growing gap over time

The historical trend shows women gaining more life expectancy than men since 1900. At age 40 the gap widened from about 1.4 years in 1900 to 6.1 years today, with women consistently outliving men across nearly all ages.

Walking praised as best exercise by podiatrist at meeting

Dr. Gerald Robin, at the 61st Annual American Podiatry Association gathering in Chevy Chase, urges Americans to walk more. He cites famous walkers like Beethoven Goethe Einstein and Twain and blames cars for pollution and reduced exercise while noting many take about 8,000 steps daily.

Washington UPI Gerald Robin Robin Chevy Chase American Podiatry Association Beethoven Goethe Einstein Princeton Mark Twain

Allergies on the rise and lifelike remedies for hayfever

Allergists explain that half the world suffers allergy symptoms due to inherited immunoglobulin sensitivities. Dr. Doris Rapp notes seasonal pollen, foods, and household factors trigger reactions, with environmental control and desensitizing injections offering relief for about 80 percent of hay fever patients.

Doris Rapp Buffalo, N.Y

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