Flu shots remain best defense despite shortages
The Gazette argues yearly flu vaccination remains the single best preventive measure, even amid shortages. CDC lists who should get shots. redistribution should bring vaccines to high risk groups soon. Practice sneeze and cough hygiene, hand washing, and stay home when ill. Even with future shortages, vaccination remains advised for eligible individuals and next year’s shot is recommended for others.
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Mary Gilchrist
University of Iowa
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Gilchrist
Flu vaccine shortages spark calls for health care overhaul
An internist laments vaccine shortages and lengthy lines for flu shots amid at risk seniors. He cites Canada and France as examples of universal care and urges readers to pressure Congress and President Bush to fix inadequacies in U.S. health care and vaccine access. He also voices sharp political opinions and critiques on election outcomes and on homosexuality in public health policy.
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France
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U.S
International Journal of Epidemiology
American Psychiatric Association
David Frank Anamosa
Religion and politics value clash in a wary union
A reflective piece argues religion fuels political power and division. It traces Bush era messaging built on faith, the founders' caution toward Christianity, and the First Amendment guarantees on religious liberty and no state church. It emphasizes morality used as a political tool can split citizens.
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John C. Green
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George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
John Adams
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Jefferson
Our morals riding strong as stupidity re elects Bush
A reader comment laments the 2004 election outcome with sarcasm about morals and Bush re election. The writer claims the country will face deficits, job shortages, and civil rights issues, arguing moral rhetoric will persist despite consequences. The tone is bitter and politically charged.
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Iraq
Smoke free restaurants push in Iowa debate
Cedar Rapids reporter notes GAFE argues smoke exposure harms health with EPA classifying secondhand smoke as a carcinogen. CAFE urges statewide and county level moves toward smoke free buildings, citing 34 states already permitting such laws. Online resource guides smoke free venues.
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Iowa
Linncountymedical. Org
Jim Hynes
Cedar Rapids
Clinton seen as ideal next Democratic chairperson
An editorial urges Bill Clinton for DNC chair citing fundraising prowess and strategic skill. It argues Clinton could unite donors, energize the base, and help rebuild a party facing Senate losses, House declines, and a bleaker future. It notes Clinton’s past fund raising and high profile speeches.
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