New Theories Emerge On Athlete's Foot In Medical Circles
Dr Jordan reports fresh ideas about ringworm or athlete's foot noting fungi may be constantly present on feet and that infection depends on bodily resistance rather than exposure. Advice includes dry feet, perforated shoes, boric acid powder, and absorbent socks to boost resistance, with patient letters highlighting treatment challenges.
Pressure Canning Differences for Safe Low Acid Foods
Tom Pritchard explains pressure canning reaches 240 degrees, unlike boiling water which tops at 212 degrees, making low acid foods safe. Raw pack and hot pack methods for green beans are outlined with time and pressure specifics.
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Turning Point for Parents of Retarded Children
The article describes rising awareness and support networks for families of children with retardation. It follows the Johnsons as they confront diagnosis, seek multiple opinions, and attend a local National Association of Retarded Children meeting, which leads to acceptance and proactive steps for Sally. The National Association’s New York office is listed, with local chapters available through headquarters.
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