Vaccination history shows cycles of trust and opposition
The article traces vaccine acceptance from near elimination of diphtheria and polio fears to strong opposition in the late 1800s and 1900s, then a swing toward trust by the 1950s with Salk’s polio vaccine. It notes Wakefield’s discredited autism claim in 1998 99 and the Disneyland measles outbreak rekindling debate, with modern rates stabilizing but some communities declining vaccination.
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Jason Schwartz
Princeton University
Susan Lederer
University of Wisconsin
Dwight Murray
American Medical Association
Board of Trustees
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Schwartz
Andrew Wakefield
Britain
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Parenting teens through sexuality and identity questions
Parents should pause to reflect on their experiences and emotions to understand their child’s sexual culture. Successful responses rely on listening, context, and recognizing subtler triggers beyond pregnancy or abuse.
Healing runners through cross training and resistance
The article notes heel pain from plantar fascia and improper support, then presents cross training as a recovery path. Fagan credits strength training and cycling, while White Hamilton highlights pool workouts and weight training to stay active without reinjuring. cycling and swimming offered mental relief and fitness continuity.
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Fagan
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Blue Orleans Plays Benefit Show at The Bottleneck
Blue Orleans a local zydeco blues rock band performs tonight at The Bottleneck 737 New Hampshire St. A portion of proceeds goes to Heartland Community Health Center serving Lawrence and surrounding areas. Doors open 7 pm show at 8 pm tickets 10 dollars at the door. More details at the Bottleneck live dot com.
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Blue Orleans
Bottleneck
New Hampshire St
Heartland Community Health Center
Heartland
Lawrence
Thebottlenecklive.com
Healthy Hearts Fair at Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Memorial Hospital hosts a Healthy Hearts Fair on Saturday February 21 at 325 Maine St. from 8 to 10:30 a.m. Local experts offer heart disease information and screenings including a lipid profile for $25. Blood work runs 7:30 to 10 a.m. Aynsley Anderson MA RN, education coordinator, can be reached via Imh.org.
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Heart.org
The
Heart Foundation
SMH
Imh.org
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Maine St
Aynsley Anderson, MA
Aynsley.anderson
Imh
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