Immunizations Still Needed to Protect Health
A health Q and A explains why vaccines prevent diseases better than treatment. Polio and viruses like measles rubella and smallpox show prevention’s value, with boosters for diphtheria and tetanus every decade. Influenza vaccines target at risk groups, and immunizations remain a core tool in disease control.
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American Academy of Pediatrics
Varied conditions influence driving ability by Dr Motzel
Wisconsin physician Dr Albert J. Motzel outlines factors affecting safe driving. He warns against driving while emotionally unsettled or fatigued, notes drug and alcohol effects on reflexes, stresses good vision and regular eye checks, and urges medically advised caution for diabetics and heart conditions. The piece also notes the Sacred Heart Hospital Auxiliary crafts fair November 7–9 with proceeds supporting artists.
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