Anthrax Disease Insights From Army Doctor
Dr. Logan Clendening recalls his first anthrax cases from an Army medical era. He notes an outbreak in North Dakota linked to infected shaving brushes and explains anthrax history as wool sorter’s disease affecting sheep and workers. The column invites general questions through his advice.
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Dr. Clendening
Pasteur and Anthrax Forms in Humans and Animals
Pasteur’s experiments showed vaccines prevent disease in sheep. Anthrax now prevalent in Asia. severe in Russia and Britain among leather workers. Two human forms described: cutaneous malignant pustule and inhalational wool sorter's disease with fever and pneumonia. Treatments include surgical removal and serum. rag picker’s disease noted as rare.
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Pasteur
Asia
America
Russian
Siberia
Great Britain
Wisdom teeth questions answered by Dr Clendening
The questions explain impacted wisdom teeth form when eruption is blocked by adjacent teeth. Removal of impacted teeth is often a major operation. Wisdom teeth do have roots. An editor note offers seven Dr Clendening pamphlets for 10 cents each with a return envelope.
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Clendening
Logan Clendening
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