Long COVID mystery lingers five years after pandemic
Minnesotans face fatigue and disability after COVID-19 illness as experts map possible causes. Dr. Amy Engebretson recounts years of exhaustion and missed work, while Mayo Clinic and Sanford Health researchers study immune overreactions, viral reactivation, and gut disruption. Estimates place affected Minnesota adults from hundreds of thousands to near seven hundred thousand.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Stephanie Grach
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Grach
Engebretson
East Metro
San Francisco
Mayo
Sioux Falls
Work It Seated Shoulder Press Guide at Avon Health Center
Victoria Pacheco leads an eight week series at University Hospitals Avon Health Center showing seated shoulder presses with light weights to improve upper body mobility and strength. The program emphasizes pain free motion and daily living tasks, with contact Renee Barrett at (440) 988-6822 for more information.
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University Hospitals Avon Health Center
Cleveland State University
Pacheco
Renee Barrett
Study finds cancer patients can live longer when active
AHA researchers report that older female cancer survivors who walk 5 000 to 6 000 steps daily and engage in an hour of moderate to vigorous activity may cut death risk from heart disease and all causes. Even fewer steps help, while more sitting raises risk. findings drawn from 2 479 postmenopausal women over about eight years.
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American Heart Association
New Orleans
AHA
Eric Hyde
Hyde
University of California, San Diego
Keith Diaz
Columbia University Medical Center
New York
Diaz
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