Nancy Riley Shute
age ~61
from Huachuca City, AZ
- Also known as:
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- Nancy L Shute
- Nancy L Riley
- Nancy L Shut
- Nancy L Harris
- Nancy L Tully
- Nancy E
Nancy Shute Phones & Addresses
- Huachuca City, AZ
- Hawthorne, CA
- Huntington Beach, CA
- Corona, CA
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Nancy Shute (Taylor)
view sourceSchools:
Exeter Area High School Exeter NH 1973-1977
Community:
Gail Storey, Rikki Kellogg
East High School, Memphis...
view sourceGraduates:
Nancy Shute (1955-1963),
Liza Woods (1992-1995),
Jenifer Jackson (1981-1982),
Danny Williams (1967-1971),
Mejestique Williams (2002-2003)
Liza Woods (1992-1995),
Jenifer Jackson (1981-1982),
Danny Williams (1967-1971),
Mejestique Williams (2002-2003)
Ossining High School, Oss...
view sourceGraduates:
Belle Siprin (1961-1965),
Babette Lazarus (1971-1975),
Nancy Shute (1972-1976),
Katrina Winston (1988-1992),
Cathy Bruno (1974-1978)
Babette Lazarus (1971-1975),
Nancy Shute (1972-1976),
Katrina Winston (1988-1992),
Cathy Bruno (1974-1978)
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Man Ruptures His Throat By Stifling A Big Sneeze, Prompting Doctors' Warning
view source- "It's powerful," allergist Eli Meltzer told NPR's Nancy Shute. "We actually blow out the sneeze at 40 mph. The discharge can go 20 feet. And it's said that 40,000 droplets can come out when you spritz with the mouth and the nose when you sneeze."
- Date: Jan 16, 2018
- Category: Health
- Source: Google
How porcupines are helping doctors design better needles
view source- quills so effective at piercing skin?The barbs have a "dual functionality," says study leader Jeffrey Karp. It doesn't make sense that a barbed quill can penetrate the skin more efficiently than a smooth one, but the team found that they work "like the bumps on a serrated knife," says Nancy Shute at NPR.
- Date: Dec 11, 2012
- Category: Health
- Source: Google
Doctors throw red flags at minimal safety rules for daring cheerleader stunts
view source- Cheerleading has evolved over the years, becoming more daring than simply doing a few jumps on the sideline to get the crowd going. "It's also widely popular, with more than 500,000 high school girls are cheerleading at sport events or on competitive cheer teams," according to Nancy Shute from NPR.
- Date: Oct 24, 2012
- Category: Health
- Source: Google
Is 81-year-old Warren Buffett getting unnecessary treatment for his prostate ...
view source- arren Buffett announced on Tuesday that he had early stage prostate cancer, my fellow health journalists took to Twitter to speculate on his prognosis. National Public Radio contributor Nancy Shute tweeted, Wouldnt you be surprised if Warren Buffett didnt have prostate cancer, at age 81?
- Date: Apr 18, 2012
- Category: Business
- Source: Google
Health Buzz: Coffee Tied to Lower Stroke Risk
view source- Most school-age children drink caffeinated drinks, and many of them are imbibing enough caffeine to give adults the jitters, writes U.S. News contributor Nancy Shute. And their sleep is suffering. That's according to the Journal of Pediatrics, which surveyed parents on their children's caffeine habi
- Date: Mar 11, 2011
- Category: Health
- Source: Google
Health Buzz: Cartoon Characters Influence Kids' Cereal Choices
view source- Kids will actually eat breakfast cereal that isn't super sugaryand they'll like it, too, writes U.S. News contributor Nancy Shute. That's heartening news for parents who feel like they've been conned by the food industry into serving breakfast with almost no nutritional value, in the belief that their kids would otherwise skip the most important meal of the day. T
- Date: Mar 08, 2011
- Category: Health
- Source: Google
Health Buzz: More Americans Choosing Plastic Surgery as Economy Recovers
view source- But it may be that the biggest abusers of new technology are parents themselves. Sherry Turkle, a clinical psychologist and professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who studies how people use technology, says she has found that children are worried that their parents' love affairs with BlackBerries, iPhones, and computers are fracturing their families. Turkle elaborates in her new book, Alone Together (Basic Books, $28.95), and in an edited interview with U.S. News contributor Nancy Shute.
- Date: Feb 10, 2011
- Category: Health
- Source: Google
Health Buzz: High Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Often Untreated
view source- Parents are always telling kids they need to be optimistic, but there hasn't been much evidence that optimism really does them any good. Looking on the bright side may even hurt teenagers, say some experts, because it can make them downplay the risks posed by smoking and drug abuse. That's in stark contrast to older adults, who are generally healthier and happier the more optimistic they are, writes U.S. News contributor Nancy Shute.
- Date: Feb 02, 2011
- Category: Health
- Source: Google
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Nancy Shute
Work:
Freelance - Self-employed and loving it
National Public Radio - Correspondent/blogger
National Public Radio - Correspondent/blogger
Tagline:
Science and medical journalist, obsessed with exploring new media
Nancy Shute
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view sourceFriends:
George Gonzalez, Rose Blakeslee Mouradian, Michelle Cruikshank, Rose Irelan
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