Inhaled fungus spores infect lungs explains histoplasmosis
Dear Dr. Gott explains that histoplasmosis is a global fungus common in river valleys. Most cases are mild or unnoticed, with recovery possible without therapy, while a subset requires treatment. diagnosis often relies on biopsy in endemic areas.
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DR. Gott
Mississippi
Ohio River
United States
St. Louis
Natural toxins in foods spark Extension Homemakers talk
The Emmitsburg and Frederick County Extension Homemakers explored natural and man made toxins in foods, noting plant compounds and minerals can pose risks alongside beneficial effects. They discussed safety, consumer confidence, and caregiving topics, plus upcoming open houses and club milestones across Maryland communities.
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Nature
Emmitsburg
Margaret Hahn
Environmental Protection Agency
Ruby Pyles
Myersville Club
Frederick County
Glenn Kirkland
Cassie Wilhide
Lucille Beale
Homemakers
Kathryn Jenkins
Billie Frazier
Maryland Cooperative Extension Service
Barbara Yinger
Home Call
Patricia Tengel
Frederick
West South Street
Rena Dorrell
E. Church St
Homemaker Council
Maryland
Frederick Fair
Urbana Club
Charlotte Montgomery
Carol Myers
Cassandra Corridon
Barbara Lowery
Eurath Ann Seickmann
Lewistown
J. Hyie Poole
Haiti
International Service Association
INSA
Anta
Frederick City
Mount Pleasant
Walkersville
Libertytown
Margaret Burgee
Pleasant Grove
Jefferson
Jefferson Club
Laverne Heffner
Souls On Fire Gospel Choir
Myersville
Esther Bittle
Clover Hill
Read Aloud to Kids and Sun Safety Quiz Highlights
A reader discusses the benefits of reading aloud to children and cites The New Read Aloud Handbook by Jim Trelease. The page also features a Dear Abby column on private room preservation after a relative's death, a pet antifreeze warning, and a Seventeen magazine sun safety quiz for teens with practical sunscreen guidance.
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Abby
Jim Trelease
Penguin
Rebecca Mehl-White
Hornick
Iowa
Rebecca
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Japan
Australia
Strickland Gillan
Should older adults drop life insurance for retirement
Question about retiring on a budget asks if two life insurance policies can be dropped to save about fifty dollars monthly. The answer cautions weighing wealth, debts, dependents, and future needs, noting policies may bridge gaps until Social Security and may fund caregiving or business disengagement. AARP cautions rise of solicitations and offers a free Life Insurance Product Report.
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American Association of Retired Persons
AARP
Horace Deets
K Street
Washington, D.C
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Peter Gott
News of Extension
Homemakers Clubs
Dear Abby
Abigali
van Buren
Robert Wallace, Ed
D. Et
Mrs. J
Fluffy
Lakewood, N J
the Senior Forum
Kent S. Collins
Margaret Warfield
Joan McGinnis
Carol Little
James Eaton
Tony Svaslenko
Jim McCracken
Denise Clow
Sue Browning
Charles Price
Iris Yonetz
Evelyn Krantz
Rocky Norris
Carl Berrick
Alex DeArmond
Gladys Jacobson
William Selzer
Frederick American Legion
Dunae
Snance
Fredenck News Post
Deni
Perm
Sais
Maxim Family HairCare
Montgomery Ward
Inel News F
Rost
Walkersville Middle School
Ome
Iano
Sarea
Jcpenney Ce
Sundey
Frederick Towne Mall
Rit
Elmwood Dr
Niowaspa Peo Raphi