Tuberculosis Treatment Improves with Shorter Hospital Stays
Dr. Brown notes declining tuberculosis incidence nationwide and a drop in hospital occupancy from 61 percent to 56 percent as treatment grows more effective. Average daily census may fall to about 35 with stays shrinking from 101 to 89 days. New drugs Ethambutol and Rifampin show promise.
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Weight Control Guidance From Kansas Academy of General Practice
Obesity is a major health issue linked to diabetes and atherosclerosis. Guidance emphasizes balanced dieting, regular activity, and medical checkups via a family physician. The piece also notes hospital services and introduces Dr Brown, a Scottish-born Chanute physician with a family background.
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