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Summer: a great time to act on stroke prevention
Loveland Reporter-Herald Rod Chapman enjoys growing fresh fruits and vegetables in his garden. By eating natural foods that are free of added fats and salt, individuals can reduce their risk of high blood pressure — a risk factor for stroke (Jeannie Lancaster / For the … |
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Heat stroke warning, Ridgway remembered, Ray Gallagher’s story …
NJ.com “Too much time spent in high temperatures can lead to a heat exhaustion or heat stroke (aka sun stroke). They all occur when the body is trying to cool itself down after being in the heat for a long time. When this happens, the blood rushes to the … |
The New Yorker |
The Murky History of the Butterfly Stroke
The New Yorker When an amateur swimmer tries to learn the butterfly, a couple of questions might come to mind in between gasps for air: Who invented this flummoxing stroke, and why? Professionals such as Michael Phelps make the butterfly looks effortless, an act of … |
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Local golf: Match-play champ Day adds stroke-play title
Dayton Daily News Paul Day, the 2015 City Match Play champion, added the 2016 stroke play title to his resume last weekend at Community Golf Course when he won the 36-hole event with a 5-under-par score of 137. Day, a 32-year-old IT specialist, had scores of 68 and 69 … |
KING5.com |
Fast medical response improves stroke outcome
KING5.com If you’re going to have one, there’s probably no better place to have a stroke than in a hospital. Mike McEvoy found that out first hand, while at the hospital to help his brother. But while Mike and his mother were waiting for his brother to get out … |