Anthrax Outbreaks Alarm Illinois Livestockmen
Dr. G T Woods of the University of Illinois reports ten anthrax outbreaks in Illinois cattle and swine over three months with similar incidents in neighboring states. Officials say prompt veterinary action contained the spread and advise burning carcasses to prevent soil persistence.
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Illinois
G. T. Woods
University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine
Woods
United States
Keep vaccination records says specialist
Urbana health specialist Pauline Brimhall of the University of Illinois urges parents to keep accurate vaccination records for booster shots against diphtheria tetanus and pertussis for children. The guidance stresses tracking dates and doses to ensure proper immunity and follow up at routine health visits.
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Urbana
Pauline Brimhall
University of Illinois College
School boosters urged for young children
The article reports the Department of Agriculture urging parents to ensure booster doses for three diseases before children enter school and again within the next five years. It notes that after age 12 diphtheria vaccination should be given only with family physician guidance.
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L of Agriculture
Immunization reminders for children and adults
Miss Brimhall emphasizes proper immunization timing for diphtheria pertussis and tetanus between three and 10 months in several doses under doctor guidance. Smallpox protection spans the first year and school entry. adult boosters every five to seven years. Parents should keep vaccination records for school and medical use.
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