Bent septums linked to sinus and ear pain urges treatment
Dr James W Barton notes most noses have some septum bend and that severe deflection can block sinus drainage, cause pain, and raise need for operation during sinus or middle ear problems. In absence of symptoms no treatment is needed.
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Storm Maker
Children recount a rainy day conversation about storms. Tressia and Alice discuss fear and how Alice’s mother allegedly makes storms by simply saying thunder when angry, revealing a playful, imaginative dialogue.
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Open House Agreement Sparks Prisoners’ Jolly Plan
A warden notes ten years in charge and proposes a party as inmates cheerfully suggest an open house to mark the milestone.
Picnic Hostess Reveals Busy Schedule and Hunger
The hostess at a picnic complains she never has time to sit or eat as she toils over broiling toasting and dishing up dips. Her remark conveys the clash between hosting duties and personal meals at outdoor gatherings.
Physical treatment aids chronic arthritis
Dr. Robert T. Phillips argues for physical medicine including rest, exercise, heat, massage, and electricity to help chronic arthritis. Rest after meals and prescribed postures aid recovery, while gentle exercises prevent joint stiffness and strengthen muscles. Electricity lacks widespread use but offers excellent results in skilled hands.
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Robert T. Phillips
Boston
New England Journal of Medicine
Phillips
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