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What confirms myocardial infarction?
Toponins,clinic,wall: Acute cardiogenic shock, .Ventricular arrythmias, infarct syndrome, flash pulmonary edema, wall motion abnormalities, syncope, presyncope, cardiac arrest, . It takes 4 hours for troponins to elevate after the infarct begins. That is why clinical symptoms dictate emergent coronary interventions. Troponins may still be normal within minutes of a life threatening myocardial infarct. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
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When the blood supply of a tissue is compromised by whatever mechanism, the tissue will stop working and if blood flow is not restored, the tissue will eventually die ("infarct", both verb and noun). The clinical picture that runs with development of an infarct ("heart attack"; ...Read more
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Winners of the Dyer Ladies Golf Association points game for for June 10 were:
A flight: Cindy Montgomery
B flight: Teri Barkley
C flight: Mary Arehart
Proximity: Cindy Montgomery
50-50 Drawing: Ann Eroshevich
Play Chairmen: Betty Kelly, Ann Eroshevich
Winners of the Dyer Ladies Golf Association annual Memorial Tournament on June 7 were:
First Low Net: Mary Arehart
Second Low Net: Vickie Grant
Paula Hope recorded a hole in one on June 6, witnessed by Vickie Grant, George Fisher.
The hole in one was on hole No. 5, gold tees – 128 yds., 7 iron
The Blackmoor Ladies League played the "Red-Yellow and White Tees" on June 2. Winner of the event was Lucy Karran.
Linda Caputo had the second low score.
Tammy Cox and Denise Augustine tied for low putts.
The Blackmoor Ladies League played a low net on June 9 with Cheryl Black the winner.
Renee Morelli was on a winning streak. She had a chip in on hole No. 15, and closest to the pin on hole No. 12. Morelli and Linda Caputo tied for long drive on hole No. 18. Lucy Karran took low putts.
All women are welcome to join the play on Mondays at 5:30 p.m. Call (740) 765-5502 for information.
Cathy Shepherd was hostess For Cadiz Women's Golf on June 11 when Play of the Day was a Blind Partner game.
First place went to the team of Cathy Shepherd and Kathy Smith. Coming in second was the team of Nep Rowland and Joann Watson. The low putt pot was split between Nep Rowland, Cathy Shepherd and Glenda Sensel. After lunch plans were discussed for the upcoming invitational on June 25.
Wednesday's hostess will be Nancy Beckert.
Spring Hills Ladies Golf League played alternating shot on June 5 with a club meeting held afterwards.
Winners for the night were the first-place team of Lori Szymanek and Mary Arehart. Second place was a tie between the teams of Kathy Miller and Lee Ann Grimm and the team of Neysa McCart and Brenda McClosky.
Long drive in A flight was Dru Fleshour; B flight, Judy Hare Galbreath; and C flight, Mary Arehart.
Lori Szymanek and Pat Carey both had chip-ins.
Linda Caputo won the 50/50.
Ann Eroshevich, president, presided at the brief meeting.
The league will conduct a 50/50 drawing with the winner to be drawn the night of play on July 31.
A by-law amendment was approved to cap-score per hole at maximum of 10.
The invitational on Aug. 7 at Spring Hills Golf Club will be to the theme of "I Love Sports," a four-woman scramble. Cost is $55 per person with a team handicap of 40. The entry fee will include 18 holes with a cart, continental breakfast, food at the turn and a luncheon following play. Participants are encouraged to wear their favorite team colors from high school, college or professional.
It was noted that entry forms have been sent to local cubs. Additional forms are available by contacting club members or by calling the pro shop at (740) 543-3270.
New team handicaps were done by club pro Dan Stacy.
Guest Day will be observed June 26. Members are encouraged to bring a guest for a night of fun, food and prizes.
The Steubenville Country Club Women's Golf Association played a gross and net tournament in flights as its weekly event June 11 and the second round of the President's Cup with Shelle Pentes and Theresa Metcalf as hostesses.
In the first flight Kim Criss won low gross and putts with YangJa Koh taking the low net prize. Second flight winners were Pentes, low gross, and Adams, low net. They tied for the putting honors. Metcalf was the low gross and putts winner in the third flight with Renee Morelli claiming the low net prize. Dotty Tegano was the low gross winner for the nine-hole golfers.
The President's Cup play will continue for the next two Wednesdays with the winner being the golfer with the best three of four net scores.
Adams announced that plans are progressing for the East Ohio Women's Golf Association tournament which will be hosted by Steubenville on July 31 and Aug. 1. Invitations have been sent to the six clubs that will participate along with Steubenville Country Club in this major event. Criss and Marilyn Kenny are assisting Adams.
This week's event will be one best ball. Eighteen- hole golfers are asked to report to the pro shop at 8:30 a.m. for a 9 a.m. tee off, and nine-hole golfers will show up at 9 a.m. for a 9:30 a.m. start.
Town and Town and Country had a medal play on June 5 at Spring Hills Golf Course.
Winners were: Low Gross, A, Laura Froehlich; B, Jeanne Dowden; C, Shirley Guida.
Low Net, A, Signa Findlay; B, Patty Saccoccia; C, Margie Serafini.
Longest drive hole No. 3: A, Froehlich; B, Saccoccia; C, Irene Vaja.
Longest drive hole No. 7: A, Kay Mortimar; B, Saccoccia; C, Vaja.
Closest to pin, No. 8: A, Findlay; B, Edie Higgins; C, Serafini.
Findlay had the lowest putts.
Town and Country players had their golf game at Spring Hills Golf Course on June 10. Best Score, Odd Numbers was played for the day.
The winners were: A, Wanda Retzer and Lucy Karaan; B, Edie Higgins; C, Shirley Guida. Longest Drive Hole No. 2, A, Retzer; B, Higgins; C, Guida. Longest Drive Hole No. 6, A, Karaan; B, Patty Saccoccia; C, Serafini. Closest to Pin Hole No. 4, B, Kathy Anthinone; C, Serafini. Rose Kazmarek got the lowest putts.
Williams Ladies Golf Association held a "Pink Ball Tournament" for the week of June 3. This event consists of three-women teams with a "pink ball" rotated by the team members to complete 18 holes. If the ball is lost, the team loses.
First-place low net team honors went to Jennie Epifano, Erikka Buracchio. The second-place team was Sue Sakara, Rita Kohn and Rita Wickham.
Third-place team honors went to Linda Staffilino, Alicia Myers and Jerry Chambers.
Skill prizes for the day was low putts. Buracchio took first flight with 33 putts, and Maureen Dumbaugh took second flight with 36 putts.
The "Pot of Gold" prize was split between three winners with Myers making a chip-in on hole No. 9, Wickham on hole No. 10 and Sakara on hole No. 14.
June 10 was the "Putters Tourney" paying the first three places. First-place winner was Priscilla Mavrich with 31 putts, a tie for Second Place, Staffilino and Epifano with 32 putts. Third-place was Kay Mascio with 33.
Skill prizes for the day was longest putt made on designated holes, and it became "Kay Mascio Day" in the winner's circle.
Mascio took hole No. 2 with an 8-foot, 8-inch putt, hole No. 10 with a 10-foot 91/2-inch putt, and also hole No. 14 with an 11-foot, 9-inch putt. Vi Stein took hole No. 7 with the longest putt of the day, a 13-footer.
"Pot of Gold" went to Mavrich with a chip-in on hole No. 3.
President Linda Staffilino announced the meeting dates for Williams Ladies Invitational Spectacular favors, prizes and decorating. There is only one team space left.
Women's golf news
Finally after many cold months and rainy spring days, the women at Blackmoor were able to play their first round of nine holes.
Lucy Karaan was the winner. Tammy Cox took putts, and new member Lacy Bennett had a chip in on hole No. 2. All are welcome to the play time on Mondays at 5 p.m.
The Cadiz Women's Golf Association met June 4 for play of the day being "Predict Your Own Score."
Hostess Ann Milleson announced winners being first place, Donna Griffin; second place, Nep Rowland; and third place, Kathy Smith.
Least putts was won by Rowland.
Cathy Shepherd will be hostess for Wednesday's game.
Winners of the Dyer Ladies League low gross game (in flights) for June 3 were:
A flight: Kathy Sapp; B flight: Lucy Karaan; C flight: Sharon Coleman
Chip-in: Teri Barkley
Proximity: Cindy Montgomery
50-50 drawing: Debbie Phillippi
Play chairmen: Signa Findlay, Lucy Karaan
This week's game is "Points" (in flights).
The women will host an open tournament, the sixth-annual Firecracker two-woman/one best ball on July 1.
June 2 results
Game: Three-person best ball
There were four teams with 3 under par, so the winners were picked by the hardest handicap holes.
First place was determined with a birdie on hole No. 14. Winners were Teri Barkley, Peg Barber and Sheila Robinson.
Second place was determined with a birdie on hole No.16. Winners were Patty Filak, Holly Kisner and Mary Kay Schuetz
Third place was determined with a par on hole No. 16. Winners were Erikka Buracchio, Charlotte McCoy and Sheri Nuzum.
Sheila Robinson had a chip-in on hole No. 14.
50/50: Mary Kay Schuetz
The Woodview Women's 18-Hole Golf League played a one best ball team event on May 29.
The first-place team was Yangja Koh, Elaine Minda and Patty Filak. Second-place team consisted of Marilyn Kenny, Janice Torrance and Cathy Ralston. Koh also birdied No. 10 with a chip-in. Closest to the pin on No. 5 was Torrance while Minda took closest to the pin on No. 17 and longest putt made on No. 13.
The second half of the spring handicap was held on May 29.
The winner in A flight was Claudia Norris; B flight, Linda Caputo; and C flight, Brenda McCloskey.
Long drive in A flight, Claudia Norris; B flight, Sharon Coleman; and C flight, Peggy Ramsey. Closest to the pin in two in B flight was Lee Ann Grim. Erin Maden won the 50/50. The next game was to June 5.
After three weeks of rainy Wednesdays, the Steubenville Country Club Women's Golf Association played a gross and net tournament in flights as its weekly event with Shelle Pentes and Theresa Metcalf as chairpersons.
In the first flight, YangJa Koh took low gross and putts with Marilyn Kenny winning low net. Second flight winners were Pentes, low gross and putts, and Dianna Adams, low net. Metcalf was the low gross winner in the third flight, and Renee Morelli took the low net and putts award. There were no chip-ins so the Money Cup will carry over to this week.
Along with the weekly event, the first round of the President's Cup was played. This tournament will run for the next three Wednesdays with the winner being the golfer with the best three out of four net scores. Adams and Metcalf are chairing this event because they won the 2013 President's Cup.
This week's game will be low gross and low net in flights. Eighteen-hole golfers will report to the pro shop at 8:30 a.m. for a 9 a.m. tee-off, and nine-hole golfers will show up at 9 a.m. for a 9:30 a.m. start.
Town and Country League played a scramble May 29 at Spring Hills Golf Course.
The winners were first-place team, Signa Findlay, Patty Saccoccia and Margie Serafini.
The second-place team was Laura Froehlich, Pat Zorne and Sondra Hyde. Other winners were: Long Drive, Hole 2, A, Froehlich; B, Norma Henson; and C, Nancy Lellie. Long Drive, Hole 6, A, Findlay; B, Saccoccia; C, Lellie.
The Williams Ladies Golf Association held its opening day on May 6 with a "Guess Your Score" event of the day.
Maribeth Arlia came in first place with a guess and score of 88. Linda Staffilino was the second Place winner with her 97.
Two "Skill Prizes" were awarded – one for closest to the line on hole No. 1 which went to Rita Wickham, and the "Longest Putt" on hole No. 18, this went to Mary Ann Ianni with a 7-foot, 1-inch putt.
The "Pot of Gold" was taken by Priscilla Mavrich with a chip-in on hole No. 1.
May 13th was the "N.O.S.E" event. In first place was Maribeth Arlia with a score of 33; second place went to Priscilla Mavrich with a score of 34; and Phyllis Phillips took third place with a score of 40.
Skill prizes for the day on hole No. 13 was longest drive flight one and went to Jennie Epifano. Flight two was taken by Phillips.
Phillips also took the "Pot of Gold" for the day with a chip-in on hole No. 8.
May 20 was a "Gross and Net" event. First flight gross winner was Priscilla Mavrich with a score of 91. First flight net was taken by Jennie Epifano with a score of 80.
Flight Two Gross winner was Vi Stein with a score of 107, Low Net was taken by Jerry Chambers with an 86.
Skill Prize for closest to the pin on No. 11 went to Erikka Buracchio with a 1-foot, 1-1/2 inch putt.
Closest to the Pin on hole #14 was taken by Epifano with a putt of 2 foot 8 inches.
The "Pot of Gold" was not taken and will be carried over to the following week.
The event for May 29 was the "Train Wreck." Flight one first place went to Priscilla Mavrich with a score of 37. Second place went to Jenny Epifano with a score of 26. Flight two in first place was Erikka Buracchio with a score of 32. Linda Staffilino took second place with a score of 21.
Pot of Gold went to Epifano with a chip-in on hole No. 10. Skill prizes for the "Most Fairways" in Flight One winner was Sue Sakara, Flight Two went to Buracchio.
Women's golf news
After several rainy Wednesdays, members of the Cadiz Women's Golf Association finally played an 18-hole scramble on Wednesday.
The score of the first two teams ended in a tie. Team No. 1 was Captain Bonnie Beetham, Betty Thompson, Joann Watson and Glenda Sensel. Team No. 2 consisted of Captain Nep Rowland, Peg Buchanan, Donna Griffin and Nancy Beckert.
After golf and lunch, Chairman Marlene Holloway called on the invitation committee of Nep Rowland and Joann Watson, co-chairs, for an update. The date is June 25 for the two-person scramble, with cash prizes to be awarded to many teams. Nancy Beckert and Ann Milleson will head up the decorating committee.
Game: Two Free Mulligans on any green
First: Teri Barkley
Second: Signay Findley
Third: Erin Ankrum
Birdies: Erin Ankrum on No. 6
50/50: Charlotte McCoy
There were no chip-ins this week. Money will carry over.
This week's game will be a two-person best ball using handicaps. Players should be there by 5 p.m. or call the clubhouse at (304) 564-5765 if they intent to play.
The Spring Hills Ladies played the first round of the spring handicap on May 22.
In flight A, the first-place winner was Claudia Norris, and second place was Lori Szymanek. B flight, first place was Linda Caputo with a tie for second place between Sharon Coleman and Neysa McCart.
C flight, first place was Tammy Cox, and second place, Brenda McCloskey.
Long Drive in A flight was Cindy Montgomery; B flight, Linda Caputo; and C flight, Mary Alice Myers.
Closest to the pin in A flight was Marge Alpino; B flight, Sharon Coleman; and C flight, Tammy Cox.
Carmella Wallace won the 50/50.
The second round of the spring handicap was to have been held May 29.
Town and Country Women Golf League new officers for the year 2014 have been announced. They are: Kathy Antinone, president; Jeanne Dowden, vice president; Norma Henson, secretary; and Signa Findlay, treasurer.
May 8 was the league's first play day at Spring Hills Golf Course where Janet Backel, Kay Mortimar and Peggy Fiedorcyzk were welcomed as new members.
The winners for the day were: Low Gross, A, Fiedorcyzk; B, Pat Zorne; C, Irene Vaja. Low Net, A, Jeanne Dowden; B, Patty Saccoccia; C, Nancy Lellie. Long drive hole No. 2, A, Laura Froehlich; B, Saccoccia; C, Lellie. Long Drive No. 6, A, Signa Findlay; B, Saccoccia; C, Sondra Hyde. Closest to pin No. 8, A, Wanda Retzer; B, Zorne.
Peggy Fiedorcyzk got the lowest Putts.
Town and Country had a medal play May 22 at Spring Hills Golf Course.
The winners were: Low Gross, A, Laura Froehlich; B, Patty Saccoccia; C, Sondra Hyde. Low Net: A, Jeanne Dowden; B, Jane Myers; C, Margie Serafini.
Closest to Pin No. 4, A, Lucy Karaan; B, Saccoccia; C, Hyde. Long Drive No. 3, A, Signa Findlay; B, Rose Kazmarek; C, Shirley Guida. Long Drive No. 7, A, Findlay; B, Saccoccia; C, Guida.
Froehlich and Saccoccia had the lowest Putts. Kazmarek had a chip in on Hole No. 6.


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Things You'll Need
- Phillips screwdriver
- Replacement Belt Style 5
Unplug the vacuum. Turn it over to gain access to the bottom side of the base and inspect the brushroll. Remove the two screws in the center of the base just above the brushroll using the Phillips screwdriver. Remove the screw on the left side by the wheel. Push in the tabs just above the brushroll on the outside of the base with your thumbs. Lift off the guard.
Pull the brushroll out of the vacuum and off the belt. Remove the belt from the motor shaft using your hands. Install the replacement belt onto the motor shaft with your hands, looping it around the end as the original belt was positioned.
Put the brushroll into the belt. Position the belt in the groove on the left side of the brushroll. Tilt the brushroll into the vacuum. Tilt the belt side in. Push in the right side.
Reinstall the nozzle guard by pushing it down until the tabs lock in place. Reinstall the screws using the screwdriver. Turn the brushroller by hand a few times before you start the vacuum again.
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Worried about Money?
by Eric Tyson
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Are You Potentially Rich?
We Americans are a financially anxious lot. While much of that anxiety comes from living paycheck to paycheck, which the vast majority of Americans do, we're also anxious about our investments, balancing work and family, etc. Money is the number-one issue couples fight about, and spending is the number-one thing we hide from our spouses. (The number-one issue married couples cover up is how much they spend according to Ipsos-NPD! Husbands hide details on their purchases from their wives about as often as the women dupe the men in their lives.)
So if you're anxious about your spending, your investments, and balancing work with the rest of your life, what can you do to develop better spending, investing, and other financial habits to make the most of your money and your life? Tyson offers the following tips for developing the best money habits:
- Don't think that a budget is the best way to save more. Telling people to reduce their spending is like telling an overweight person to just lose weight. Easier said than done. The fundamental problem is that following a budget or a diet is simply unpleasant and often doesn't attack the root causes.
- Do track your spending. Get out your bank record, credit card statements, and anything else that will help you detail where you spend your money in a typical month. Track these cash purchases for a week or two in a small notebook that you carry with you. Determining where your money has been going should help you to identify some fat to cut.
- Replace your credit cards with debit cards. If you've had a tendency to carry debt balances month-to-month on credit cards, cut those up and instead get a debit card, which is accepted by all merchants who take credit cards. The difference is that a debit card is connected to your checking account, which prevents you from spending money that you don't have and carrying costly debt balances month-to-month.
- Change the way you approach purchases. To change your consumption habits, you must first change your mindset about shopping. Typically, this involves changing shopping from a source of entertainment, a distraction from other problems, and/or an impulse decision to a simple means to an end, acquiring a product that you feel you need and want.
- First pay off consumer debt and then start saving. Don't begin a saving program until you've paid off your consumer debt. You're very unlikely to earn an investment return, after taxes, that exceeds the relatively high interest costs on credit cards and other common consumer debt.
- Don't practice financial envy. Our culture too often focuses on getting ahead, promotions, and pay raises. But if you're going to make time for the important things in life, you must resist the temptation to be envious of those with loftier titles and salaries at your place of business and in your field. You can begin that process by realizing that there are no free lunches. Although some people are blessed with extraordinary talent and luck, you'll often find that the super-successful people in this world, with their mugs on the cover of every magazine, are workaholics. Don't emulate these workaholics to get "ahead."
- Choose employers and careers considering the big picture. Many people with modest incomes make the decision to fit work into their lives rather than continuing to try to fit their lives into their work. So often, though, people twist and contort their lives and priorities to meet the perceived expectations and demands of their bosses and employers. Fitting work into the rest of your life often involves choosing employers and even careers that enable you the flexibility and ability to accomplish your personal and family goals.
With a deliberate, conscious effort you can overcome your overspending and poor investment habits and better balance your life's demands. And the payoff is huge. Not only will you reap long-term financial benefits, you'll gain peace of mind and the satisfaction that comes from mastering money. And that's something you can't buy in any store.
Eric Tyson is one of the nation's best-selling personal finance book authors and has penned five national best sellers. His Personal Finance For Dummies (Wiley) won the Benjamin Franklin Award for the Best Business Book of the Year. He is also the author of Investing For Dummies, Fifth edition and co-author of Home Buying For Dummies, 4th Edition and Real Estate Investing For Dummies, 2nd Edition , among other titles. His educational background includes a bachelor's degree in economics from Yale and an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Mind over Money: Your Path to Wealth and Happiness (CDS Books, 2006, ISBN: 1-59315-238-8, $21.95) is available at bookstores nationwide and all major online booksellers.
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Dr. LaCroix received her PhD in Epidemiology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and completed a postdoctoral fellowship in cardiovascular disease at The Johns Hopkins University. Dr. LaCroix came from the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Public Health Sciences Division where she led many activities for the Women's Health Initiative Clinical Coordinating Center for more than 17 years. She was also a faculty member at the University of Washington (UW) from 1989 to 2013 and a Senior Scientific Investigator at the Group Health Research Institute. Dr. LaCroix's research focuses on the identification of behavioral, pharmaceutical, biomarker, and genetic factors related to the development of chronic diseases including cancer, cardiovascular disease, and fracture outcomes. Dr. LaCroix specializes in the health of postmenopausal and older women and has built and sustained a research program that spans the broad areas of etiologic epidemiologic studies, improving health services and testing preventive interventions that have improved public health and clinical care for women across the lifespan. As a clinical trialist, Dr. LaCroix has been the Seattle Principal Investigator for several major trials testing preventive interventions for fracture including the Fracture Intervention Trial and the PEARL Trial. In addition to WHI, she leads the Data Coordinating Center for the Menopause Strategies: Finding Lasting Answers for Symptoms and Heath (MsFLASH), a U01 multidisciplinary network of clinical trialists which has conducted 4 clinical trials testing 7 interventions for relief of menopause symptoms over the past 6 years. She has served on the National Advisory Council on Aging, the Clinical Trials Advisory Panel and chaired the BCA-B Study Section for NIA. In 2010, she was the recipient of the McDougall Mentoring Award for her development of postdoctoral fellows within her T32 training program entitled, "Improving Health Care for Aging Women." Dr. LaCroix is Director of UCSD's Women's Health Center of Excellence that launched in December 2013 and the author of 300 publications.
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LaCroix AZ, Powles T, Osborne CK, Wolter K, Thompson JR, Thompson DD, Allred C, Armstrong R, Cummings SR, Eastell R, Ensrud KE, Goss P, Lee A, Neven P, Reid DM, Curto M, Vukicevic S, on behalf of the PEARL Investigators. Breast cancer incidence in the PEARL Trial of lasofoxifene in postmenopausal osteoporotic women. J Natl Cancer Inst 2010;102(22):1706-1715.
Freeman EW, Guthrie KA, Caan B, Sternfeld B, Cohen LS, Joffe H, Carpenter JS, Anderson GL, Larson JC, Ensrud KE, Reed SD, Newton KM, Sherman S, Sammel MD, LaCroix AZ. Efficacy of escitalopram for hot flashes in healthy menopausal women: a randomized controlled trial. JAMA 2011;305(3):267-274. [PMCID: PMC3129746]
LaCroix AZ, Chlebowski RT, Manson JE, Aragaki AK, Johnson KC, Martin L, Margolis KL, Stefanick ML, Brzyski R, Curb JD, Howard BV, Lewis CE, Wactawski-Wende J; for the WHI Investigators. Health outcomes after stopping conjugated equine estrogens among postmenopausal women with prior hysterectomy: a randomized controlled trial. JAMA 2011;305(13):1305-1314. [NIHMS463660]
LaCroix AZ, Freeman EW, Larson J, Ensrud KEE, Carpenter J, Joffe H, Cohen L, Reed S, Seguin R, Sternfeld B. Effects of escitalopram on menopause-specific quality of life and pain in healthy menopausal women with hot flashes: a randomized controlled trial. Maturitas 2012;73(4):361-368. [NIHMSID: 413869]
Cohen LS, Joffe H, Guthrie KA, Ensrud KE, Freeman M, Carpenter JS, Learman LA, Newton KM, Reed SD, Manson JE, Sternfeld B, Caan B, Freeman EW, LaCroix AZ, Tinker LF, Laforce CB, Larson JC, Anderson GL. Efficacy of omega-3 for vasomotor symptoms treatment: a randomized controlled trial. Menopause 2013 Aug 26. [Epub ahead of print] PubMed PMID: 23982113.
Sternfeld B, Guthrie KA, Ensrud KE, LaCroix AZ, Larson JC, Dunn AL, Anderson GL, Seguin RA, Carpenter JS, Newton KM, Reed SD, Freeman EW, Cohen LS, Joffe H, Roberts M, Caan BJ. Efficacy of exercise for menopausal symptoms: a randomized controlled trial. Menopause 2013 Aug 12. [Epub ahead of print] PubMed PMID: 23899828.
Newton KM, Reed SD, Guthrie KA, Sherman KJ, Booth-Laforce C, Caan B, Sternfeld B, Carpenter JS, Learman LA, Freeman EW, Cohen LS, Joffe H, Anderson GL, Larson JC, Hunt JR, Ensrud KE, Lacroix AZ. Efficacy of yoga for vasomotor symptoms: a randomized controlled trial. Menopause. 2013 Sep 16. [Epub ahead of print] PubMed PMID: 24045673; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC3871975.
LaCroix AZ, Jackson RD, Aragaki A, Kooperberg C, Cauley JA, Chen Z, Leboff MS, Duggan D, Wactawski-Wende J. OPG and sRANKL serum levels and incident hip fracture in postmenopausal Caucasian women in the Women's Health Initiative Observational Study. Bone 2013 Oct;56(2):474-81. Epub 2013 Jun 2. PubMed PMID: 23735608.
Rillamus-Sun E, LaCroix AZ, Waring ME, Kroenke CH, LaMonte MJ, Vitolins MZ, Seguin R, Bell CL, Gass M, Manini TM, Masaki KH, Wallace RB. Obesity and the probability of living to age 85 without major disease or disability in older women. JAMA Intern Med 2014 Jan 1;174(1):98-106. doi: 10.1001/jamainternmed.2013.12051. PubMed PMID: 24217806.
Beasley JM, Wertheim BC, LaCroix AZ, Prentice RL, Neuhouser ML, Tinker LF, Kritchevsky S, Shikany JM, Easton C, Chen Z, Thomson CA. Biomarker-calibrated protein intake and physical function in the Women's Health Initiative. J Am Geriatr Soc. 2013 Nov;61(11):1863-71. doi: 10.1111/jgs.12503. Epub 2013 Oct 28. PubMed PMID: 24219187.
Seguin R, Buchner DM, Liu J,Allison M, Manini T, Wang C-Y3 Manson JE, Messina CR, Patel MJ, Moreland L, Stefanick ML, LaCroix AZ. Sedentary behavior and mortality in older women: findings from the Women's Health Initiative. Am J Prev Med 2014; in press.
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PhD in Epidemiology, July 1984
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N.C.
Dissertation Topic: Occupational Characteristics and Development of Coronary Heart Disease
MPH in Public Health Nursing, August 1981 University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N.C.
B.S.N., May 1979 (Magna cum laude) Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.
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Putting work first, editor Jack Elgin (Jeremy Irons) reroutes his family's vacation to cover a story in India. However, his selfish decision comes back to haunt him when terrorists hijack their flight. Though their demands are met, the terrorists fire on the passengers, killing Elgin's wife and daughter. Elgin manages to survive and save his son, but after the attack he dedicates his life to justice and revenge. Meanwhile, an FBI agent (Forest Whitaker) also looks to bring down the terrorists.
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