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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1991
Page
11
Readers learn that immune deficiency IgG differs from AIDS and many conditions affect immunity. Diabetes often accelerates arteriosclerosis and causes neuropathy. Capsaicin cream offered as a potential pain reducer, with limited proven efficacy and ongoing treatment challenges.
The nursing home staff should vaccinate. Flu is highly contagious and residents in group facilities are high risk. Parents and caregivers should seek vaccination now, as public health groups emphasize protecting seniors in high risk settings.
Dr. Florence Kaslow reports that lasting harmony comes from strong problem solving and conflict resolution skills, mutual emotional needs being nourished, accepting outside interests, and a shared sense of humor. A Maturity News Service poll of 1,000 over 50 finds love, companionship, tolerance, and understanding key to success.
Dear Abby columns discuss a bisexual husband with HIV and the wife’s dilemma about fidelity, transmission risks, telling children and family, and whether to stay married. Guidance urges HIV testing, cautious disclosure by age, and personal decision, noting protection and household nontransmission unless unprotected sex occurs.
In a reader’s case a 14 year old asks about moving in with Chris and his parents for four months to ease conflict with her mother. Dr Wallace cautions against relocating and advises improving the mother daughter relationship instead.
The ad promotes Quality Care service focusing on listening to customer symptoms to speed repairs. Service Advisors and technicians are described as trained professionals using Customer Diagnosis forms to translate car noises into fixes. It invites customers to stop in, claiming 9 million satisfied customers.
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