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Doctors Michael Roizen, Jonathan Reisman to discuss new books at virtual event hosted by Lancaster group - Vimarsana News

Doctors Michael Roizen, Jonathan Reisman to discuss new books at virtual event hosted by Lancaster group

The Jewish Community Alliance of Lancaster will host a virtual discussion with Dr. Michael Roizen and Dr. Jonathan Reisman 10:30 a.m. May 21.

Park Synagogue hosts annual University Day with speakers and workshops: Valley Views - Vimarsana News

Park Synagogue hosts annual University Day with speakers and workshops: Valley Views

Annual University Day at Park synagogue explores whether or not age 90 can be called the new 40. Open to all adults, the 30th annual day of workshops will be held 9 a.m. to 2:45. It offers a variety of topics from regional places to explore to censorship in schools and libraries.

Author Alex Erickson's new mystery is 'Death by Iced Coffee' - Vimarsana News

Author Alex Erickson's new mystery is 'Death by Iced Coffee'

Ohio author Alex Erickson offers new chapter in Bookstore Café Mystery series.

Keep your mind agile, your gait steady; reversing Type 2 diabetes - Hometown Focus - Vimarsana News

Keep your mind agile, your gait steady; reversing Type 2 diabetes - Hometown Focus

Q: I'm 58, and I feel as though I can't juggle as much as I used to. My daughter even joked the other day that she wondered if I could chew gum and cross the street at the same time! What's going on? —Lawrence D., Dallas A: The ability to do dual tasks, such

Passing weight challenges and health hazards to generations - Vimarsana News

Passing weight challenges and health hazards to generations

The heaviest woman to give birth, according to the Guinness Book of World Records, weighed 532 pounds. That's mind boggling. But in the U.S., more than half of women who deliver a live-born infant are overweight (26%) or obese (29%) before they become pregnant. That increases the risk of serious complications that affect the mother, fetus and child, such as gestational diabetes, preeclampsia and high blood pressure, premature birth, birth defects and miscarriage. Plus, we now know that if an overweight/obese woman has a daughter, the child will likely end up with an elevated BMI and increased ...