To Your Good Health by Joseph G Molner M D
Dr Molner offers medical guidance in a column addressing readers on health topics. This installment presents practical advice, practical steps, and preventive tips for common ailments and wellness routines.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1963
Page
5
Dr Molner offers medical guidance in a column addressing readers on health topics. This installment presents practical advice, practical steps, and preventive tips for common ailments and wellness routines.
A reader argues that annual X rays pose minimal risk given short exposure, suggesting protection focuses on justified use. A doctor notes X rays useful for many conditions and urges reducing unnecessary exposure via TB testing and selective imaging. A second letter asks about pessary use versus surgery for prolapse, with a clinician advising continuation if comfortable and effective unless a reason to operate is given.
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