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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1967

Page

9

Monongalia County Schools Expand Health Program Amid Funding Gaps

Despite a money shortage, the Monongalia County school system runs a robust health program with university and county health support. Nurses visit schools weekly or biweekly across seven districts to test eyes and hearing, give shots, and provide first aid, while speech therapy, eye and dental screenings, and tuberculosis testing expand with limited staff and ongoing nurse vacancies.

Monongalia County Lawrence G. Derthick County Health Department County Health Office Derthick County Health Nurses Evelyn Prager T Carolyn Wilbourn Pam van Scoy Wilbourn Couny Health I. A. Wiles Lions Club Knights Templar Nurs Couny

Links Between Rare Brain Diseases and Measles

Scientists see probable links between measles infections and a mysterious brain and central nervous system disease that is almost always fatal. The exact mechanism remains unknown, yet experts believe the connection exists and could model understanding of other widespread diseases with unknown causes. MS and major rheumatic diseases were noted as related examples.

Y Harold M. Washington Hhope

Measles Virus Tied to Rare Brain Disease

Scientists link the measles virus to subacute sclerosing panencephalitis in children, noting a long latent period before brain damage and fatal outcomes. Researchers from the National Institute of Neurological Diseases and other experts discuss evidence and call for further study at a Bethesda news conference.

Ness National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness Washington Bethesda Man

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