Drive or walk holiday lights split across Colorado
Denver Post recounts Loveland Winter Wonderlights and other walk-thru and drive-thru displays across Colorado. It contrasts immersive walking experiences at Denver Botanic Gardens Blossoms of Light and Zoo Lights with car-based shows like Christmas in Color, noting costs up to 25 dollars and grants over 100 thousand dollars supporting the formats and growth in audience demand.
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Denver
Chris Bierdeman
East Peoria
Illinois
Bierdeman
Loveland
Colorado
Chapungu Sculpture Park
Denver Botanic Gardens
Denver Zoo Conversation Alliance
Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Bandimere Speedway
Water World
Federal Heights
Arapahoe County Fairgrounds
Aurora
Kristi Horvath
Christmas In Color
Todd Glover
Glover
Rural heart disease crisis rises in U S as pandemic toll grows
A study presented at the American Heart Association sessions finds rising cardiovascular deaths in rural areas of the United States, especially among ages 25 to 64, linked to poverty, obesity, diabetes, and limited access to care. Researchers urge expanded insurance and awareness to curb rural risk factors.
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United States
American Heart Association
Chicago
America
Lucas X. Marinacci
Rural heart death rise after pandemic strains infrastructure
A federal data study shows rural U S cardiovascular deaths rose in 2022 after a decade of declines, exploding by 3.4 per 100000 while urban deaths fell about 6.4 percent. Among 25 to 64 year olds rural residents rose 21 percent versus 3 percent in cities, with over-65 rates dropping in both areas. Researchers cite deferred care, diseases of despair, and psychosocial stress during the pandemic, plus death certificate limits.
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Journal of the American College of Cardiology
U.S
Mountain climbers featured in Work It fitness series
Fitness specialist Cyndi Pineiro leads an eight week full body workout at University Hospitals Avon Health Center. The article details indoor and outdoor mountain climber basics, rep suggestions, muscle targets, and Pineiro’s philosophy to keep moving and make fitness enjoyable. For more information, call Renee Barrett at 440 988 6822.
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University Hospitals
Avon Health Center
Cyndi Pineiro
Pineiro
Renee Barrett
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Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Harvard Medical School
Boston
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