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June 13, 1997 - Image 120

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1997-06-13

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HOME page 111

N ow

THE

SINAI FAMILY

Our Commitment To Jewish
Tradition Continues.

remove or tighten any loose
knobs."
Older homes and furniture
built before 1978 may have paint
with high levels of lead. If you
haven't checked this out yet, con-
tact your local health department.
And if your home isn't outfitted
with a carbon monoxide detector
and the appropriate number of
smoke detectors, now is the time
to install them.
Replace old, frayed or faulty
phone cords, extension cords or
other electrical cords.
Because a curious toddler can
fall out a window in the blink of
an eye, parents should install win-
dow guards on all windows above
the ground floor.
And since warm days keep kids
outdoors, check out their favorite
play areas. Johnson recommends
putting a protective surface be-
neath play equipment to break a
child's fall. Just six inches of a
loose fill material, such as sand
or wood chips, will prevent in-
juries from falls.

Although we're 110W part of the area's largest
health system, we haven't lost sight of our
dedication to Jewish traditions. Which is why
We continue to observe religious holidays,
offer rabbinical service, as well as maintain
Sinai's kosher kitchen. What's new is the fact
that The Detroit Medical Center is expanding
these practices, especially at Huron
Valley-Sinai Hospital.

4-4

CAN

Do

EVEN MORE

To

Joining the Div1C has allowed us to
provide our patients Nvith numerous advantages,
including complete access to all 8 area hospitals
and 100 outpatient facilities. You'll also discover
an impressive staff of 3,300 physicians and
specialists, some of \\born have achieved both
national and international renown.

Gas Appliances
And Allergies

Asthmatics who live in a home
with gas appliances in a poorly
ventilated kitchen may be more
susceptible to allergy-induced
asthma attacks.
A study published by the
American Lung Association notes
that brief exposure to a low levels
of nitrogen dioxide, followed hours
later by inhaling pollen, raises the
chances of an allergic reaction.
The gas increases the respirato-
ry tract's sensitivity to allergens.
To prevent gas buildup in the
kitchen, the association recom-
mends having a certified techni-
cian inspect gas appliances
annually and fit them with a hood
fan to propel pollutants outside.
Always use a the fan or open a
window when cooking.

HELP

A Health System So
Advanced, It Even Includes
A Medical School.

You RS.

THE DETROIT MEDICAL CENTER

WELCOMES SINAI HEALTH SYSTEM

As

3,300 Physicians
Call Us Home.

An on-going partnership with the Wayne
State University School of Medicine has made
us the largest academic health system in
Michigan. All of which allows our medical staff
to develop and provide patients Nvith some of
the most advanced medicine in the world.

TO find Out just how much the Sinai family has grown,

Iron Deficiency
Affects Young

or to meet with a DA'IC/Sinai physician, call

1.800-248.3627

ITS NEWEST MEMBER.

An article in a recent issue of the

Wayne State University

Journal of the American Medical
Association reports that iron de-

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Hospital

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ficiency affects millions of people,
especially young children, teen-
age girls and young women.
Researchers at the National
Center for Health Statistics found
that 9 percent of children under
2 are iron deficient, and 3 percent
of toddlers have iron deficiency
anemia. Up to 11 percent of ado-
lescent girls are iron deficient; so
are up to 5 percent of women. Mi-
nority and poor women are more
than twice as likely as white
women to have an iron defi-
ciency.
Fewer than 1 percent of teen-
age boys and young men have an
iron deficiency.

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