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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1995
Page
4
Tammy and neighbors aided by Mark Mitchell a carpenter who had the tools and truck to free his daughter after a thumb sized branch punctured behind the ear and threatened a major carotid artery during a two hour entrapment. The scene unfolded Saturday morning as rescuers worked to extricate the trapped girl.
Mitchell family camp near Clear Lake Hedwood Jefferson County faced a deadly surprise when two 70-foot hemlocks and a large maple crashed onto their camper at 4:15 am. Mickey, 3, sustained a severed left ear requiring immediate reconstructive surgery by Dr. Adam Licznerski after paramedics and neighbors helped remove debris and transport her to Samaritan Medical Center. The five adults and two young children survived as the community aided a swift rescue and recovery effort.
Pat Shute, 40, director of materials management at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital, oversees ordering, decontamination, sterilization, and protection of surgical and patient care equipment. Holds an associate degree in business management from Maria Regina College (1986) and nursing degrees from Crouse Memorial Hospital School of Nursing (1988). She notes budget and reimbursement pressures as major on‑the‑job challenges and cites recent gains in reducing inventory through coordinated department ordering.
Mary Martin recalls white nurse caps fading from style as pediatric wards adopt colorful prints. The shift began in the 1980s with hospitals nationwide embracing vibrant scrubs to appear less institutional and easier for patients, with policies varying by facility and a growing specialty market in Syracuse.
At St. Joseph's Hospital on June 19 a rocking chair was dedicated to the neonatal ICU at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital in memory of six month old Tyler Noce of Solvay who died March 18 after severe health issues. New York artist Kim Knauf decorated the chair with cats and bright colors. Tyler's mother Christine Noce expressed gratitude for the hospital staff support and meals and heartful cards.
Pediatricians say injuries in children under four cost 230 million dollars a year in direct medical care. Miller and Galbraith in Pediatrics urge broader use of a safety education program by the American Academy of Pediatrics. Auto injuries burns and falls make up half of injury claims.
Scores of tourists who swam in Lake Malawi, famed as Africa’s beauty spot, have contracted bilharzia a parasite risk. Malawi authorities and tour groups had long claimed the lake bilharzia free though experts query the recent infections and warn of malaria and cholera risks.
The text outlines two diabetes types, Type I and Type II, noting insulin issues and varied risk factors. It asserts Type I is usually diagnosed early with insulin dependence, Type II involves insulin resistance, and obesity links to Type II though sugar intake alone does not drive obesity. it mentions calorie differences and cautions about misleading sugar focus.
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