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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1968
Page
9
Dr Leonard Reiffel argues that public distrust of science overlooks technology role in comfort and progress He says the public should seek constructive debate showing how research and technology address long term social problems rather than condemn them He warns on US future without better understanding
Dr. Paul Popenoe discusses personal dating failures and the idea that women need more than femininity to attract marriage. He advises Sara to develop hobbies and self skills, and suggests formal engagement as a safeguard, while addressing a reader's marital conflict with a hostile wife and how to assess underlying causes.
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Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen explains mosquito sensitivity and relief methods. Cortisone creams and antihistamines provide fast relief, and some people may be bitten frequently yet unaware. Readers can mail requests for a medical Q and A leaflet and for information on congestive heart failure and edema.
Dr. Anthony W. A. Brown of the University of Western Ontario found that mosquitoes bite darker skinned individuals more often than pale skinned ones. Epidermal temperature, moderate perspiration, good health, physical activity, and high carbon dioxide output from heavy breathing increase attraction. Perfumes colognes and after-shave lotions draw mosquitos, and dark clothing also attracts them.
The text notes that people sensitive to bites develop large burning and itching hives. An antihistamine is recommended to relieve the reaction and mitigate symptoms.
The writer notes losing significant weight and asks if hanging skin over the thighs abdomen and chest can be reduced. They acknowledge it may be skin not fat and consider time, exercise, or potential surgical removal for larger flaps. The answer reflects that small flaps may improve with exercise and larger excess skin can be surgically addressed.
A reader questions whether hot drinks or foods cause cancer. The article notes the cause is unknown but mentions an alleged link to higher stomach cancer rates among those who regularly consume very hot liquids like tea.
Mrs L notes that acute nephritis in childhood leaves permanent kidney damage in about 10 percent of cases. Ninety percent recover completely with proper care. A health hint suggests bringing a spare pair of glasses on vacation.
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