Fort Lauderdale News from Fort Lauderdale, Florida • 91

Heart FT. LAUDERDALE March 21, 1963 30 assion seen 3n ease rate persists despite these indole gences, which some medical ex perts have Indicated are a possible cause of heart disease. By ROY GIBBONS Chicago Tribun. Press Servic CHICAGO A warm and compassionate environment generating a high degree of hope may be one of the protective mechanisms which spare many victims from sudden death after they are stricken with a heart attack, a medical educator suggested here yesterday. Dr.

Stewart Wolf, professor and head of the department of medicine at the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine, Oklahoma City, advanced this concept at the 50th annual meeting of the American College of Physicians. He said he reached this tentative conclusion as the result of a continuing eight year study he and three associates are conducting among the 1,670 residents of Roseto, a community having a 95 per cent mixture of first, second, and third generation Italians. Dr. Wolf last June first described the phenomenon, of Roseto, where the inhabitants lead jolly, carefree but industrious lives and have a much lower incidence of heart disease and heart disease deaths than is found among their neighbors in four surrounding towns. The latter communities are Nazareth, Bangor, Stroudsburg, and East Stroudsburg, composed of several racial groups, including Germans, Welsh, Scotch, and Italians.

In his progress report on the study, Dr. Wolf said the investigative team has been examine thp hpart Hath rate amons from 1955 to 1963 there were1 no deaths under age 47 among Roseto residents resulting from myocardial infarction (one type of heart attack). He said the same kind of coronary accidents brought death able social cohesiveness," Dr. Wolf said. "When trouble develops, the people turn to the senior man for advice and guidance, which is a different sort of thing found in many homes, where the grandfather is only tolerated." He added: TOWN LIKE COLLEGE "The Roseto community is very supporting and almost like a club.

It has an extraordinary cohesiveness of family and male dominance in which the older ones are revered. The people of the town are most nospitaDie, very vigorous, very energetic, and very proud." Roseto inhabitants consume substantially more fats than av- Plan Concert The "Yale Bachelors" will present a choral concert at 8 CT relatives wno movea away from Roseto and has also been conducting a detailed survey of erage Americans and many of during their 30s to relatives who them love to dip their bread in lard gravy, Dr. Wolf reported. A large number are overweight and the women usually stay slim only until they are married, he disclosed. Neverthe the town's social pattern.

DIFFERENT LIFE The Roseto way of life, he said, is strikingly different from that in surrounding communities. In the eight-year period had moved away to nearby states and also proved fatal to residents of nearby towns when they were in the 30th and 40th years. "In Roseto there is a remark- p.m. Sunday in the Pine Crest High School auditorium. Sponsored by the school Beta Club, the program is being given for benefit of the scholarship fund.

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