Nagging to urge women to medical checkups in 1960s letters
A reader praises Dr Steinerehn for promoting nagging as a nudge to spouses to seek health care. The letter cites nagging as cajoling, nibbling, or nagging to push preventive actions. It references an American Cancer Society ad urging monthly self exams and yearly Pap tests, smoking avoidance, sun safety, and annual procto exams.
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Steinerehn
Mrs. S
American Cancer Society
Silicone injections as a solution to flat chests discussed
A reader asks about silicone injections for breast augmentation and is advised they are not an acceptable treatment with poor results. The writer urges talking with a fiancé about the issue, notes a nearby medical booklet, and references medical opinions and a broader health message.
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Miss S
Stemerohn
Chronicle- Telegram
McNaught Syndicate
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