Bs Castlégar News April 22, 1987

NEW FACILITY
TO INVESTIGATE
AGING PROCESS

By JUDY CREIGHTON
Canadian Press

Probing the mysteries of aging has not been a priority
in Canadian medical circles.

Most of the delving has been carried on in universities
with research into specific areas of the aging process, such
as Alzheimer’s disease and the sociological impact of
growing old.

But as the population of Canada ages and medical
science prolongs life and well-being, the need for
comprehensive study into growing old has beeome
priority.

In fact, a multi-million-dollar priority.

To this end, Toronto's Sunnybrook Medical Centre is
about to be transformed into a Centre for Studies in Aging.

“We want to be known throughout the medical and
academic world for our research into aging.” says Dr.
Murray Fisher, Sunnybrook’s vice-president of research
who is piloting the project.

*WORLD-CLASS'

“We want to develop a world-class facility, a centre of
excellence for the study of the process.”

Fisher conceded in an interview that such study is
overdue, saying: “There should have been programs of this
proportion and scope yeats ago.”

It’s estimated that the number of Canadians over 65 will
almost double in the next 15 years, rising to 20 per cent of
the population from 11 per cent, he said.

LONDON (AP) — For
men, it’s not how much you
weigh but how the fat is dis-
tributed that seems to in-
crease the risk of heart dis-

disease, along with smoking,
high . blood pressure and
cholesterol.

ease,a U.S. study suge'
and a pot belly could be a sign
of trouble.

“The more fat you have in
the upper part of your body,
the higher the risk of heart
disease, regardless of overall
body weight,” said Dr. Rich-
ard Donahue of the National
Heart, Lung and Blood In-
stitute in Bethseda, Md.

His research was published
in a recent issue of The Lan-
cet, a British medical journal.

Although the study focus-
ed on the accumulation of fat
in the upper body, Donahue
said in an interview that
heavy-chested men also tend
to have pot bellies. “There-
fore they're probably at an
increased risk of heart dis-
ease as well.”

But pr h bas-
ically has not discriminated
between body fat and weight
due to muscles and bones.

SOUGHT ANSWER

Donahue, an epidemiolo-
gist, and his colleagues at-
tempted to determine whe-
ther body fat alone increased
the risk of heart disease.

He said they examined
data’ gathered .in followup
studies over 12 years among

7,692 men who took part in
the Honolulu Heart Program,
which was set up in 1965 to
study heart disease. All the
men were free of heart
trouble when they entered
the program.

To estimate the impor-
tance of body fat as an inde-
pendent risk factor in heart
disease, the researchers
studied the incidence of the
disease among overweight,
normal weight and lean men.

The researcher said the
findings could be significant
in identifying likely candi-
dates for heart disease .

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dealing with war veterans, as well as doing basic research
into chronic and degenerative diseases associated with
aging.

‘And although the new centre is in its infancy, Fisher
envisages a program that will include research into
improving health care in chronic-care facilities and
improving living environments to compensate for the fraility
of old age.

RANGE OF ISSUES

“It's not going to be just clinical phenomena we're
looking at, but emotional issues, economic and social issues
as well,” he says.

“We want to try to define better ways to help people
cope with life.”

Toward a better environment for the elderly, the centre
will study designs for floors, stairways, beds and chairs, and
ways to reduce falling, he says.

A behavioral research unit will look into the decline of
intellectual capacity that often accompanies aging. A social
science unit will develop programs dealing with cultural,
social and ethnic aspects of aging.

“The elderly, especially those from different cultural
backgrounds, often have an exceptionally difficult time
adjusting to new environments,” Fisher explains. “A move
can bring on a real culture shock and we'd like to explore
ways of lessening this.”

BIOLOGY COUNTS

There will be a biology department studying shifts in
the body's defence mechanisms, and a clinical investigation
unit to study degenerative diseases.

Fisher hopes the centre, to operate in association with
the University of Toronto school of medicine, will “become «
national source of information as well as a first-class
research facility which will attract young scholars from all
around the world.”

At present, Fisher is vague about financial support for
the centre, which in the beginning will be located on the top
floor of a wing at Sunnybrook.

The centre has no federal or provincial funding, and
Fisher hopes money will come from private and corporate
sources.

Cardiac team
passes milestone

LONDON, ONT. (CP)
University Hospital's cardiac
transplant team passed the
100th-patient milestone last
month.

-

— then, the team has completed
another transplant.

There has been a steady
increase in the number of
heart transplant performéd
at the hospital. From just

The 100th heart transplant
patient, a 48-year-old man
from Croner Brook, Nfld., is
making excellent progress,
said hospital spokesman
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“We know women are at
lower risk, so the question of
distribution of fat could be
important,” Donahue said.

Alcohol,
skiing
don't mix

GUELPH Ont. (CP} —
Most people have accepted
the idea that alcohol and
getting behind the wheel of a
car don't mix, but many still
cling to the notion that booze
will keep them warm on the
snowmobile or ski trail, says
a human biology professor.

Terry Graham of the Uni
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Sunday Services
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Sunday School 10 a.m.
Rev. Charles Balfour
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Sunday Morning Worship
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Wednesday: Bible Study
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365-8337 or 365-7814

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364-01

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There is
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way!

The Government of British Columbia
is seriously considering selling
Government Liquor Stores to private

business and allowing beer and wine
in grocery stores.

British Columbians should take a hard look at the price they will
have to pay for liquor privatization before any final decisions
are made. This year, B.C. will spend an extra 2 billion dollars for
more police, more health problems, and more time off work. We
already have the worst record in Canada for the numbers of
teenagers who regularly drink alcohol. Greater access to
alcohol will mean more costs for the ordinary tax payer of B.C.
Public hearings have begun on liquor policy and privatization
in most major communities throughout the province. The
government is hearing submissions from the general public

on greater access to alcohol through corner stores and

super markets.

There is an alternative to making beer and wine available in
corner stores that is safer and means fewer problems and lower
costs for everyone

. The government should expand hours of operation at exist-
ing stores and make them more flexible. The 6:00 pm
closing, five nights a week in most stores, is outdated

The government should make in-store improvements to
service and convenience. This includes cold beer, beer only
express lines and better displays:

The government should open more specialty stores through-

out the province. r
{

. The government should\undertake an indepth study of
customer needs, in orden make further improvements in
service. Po

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as it reduces revenue from the sale of these beverages

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