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Tranquilizers
Of late, physicians have
been coming to see that tran
quilizers, when given to of
fice patients, do not always
produce the miracles they
often produce for patients in
mental hospitals. Sometimes
the office patient reacts
wrongly to a tranquilizer and
even gets excited by it.
This point was brought out
by Dr. L. B. Kalinowsky at
the recent meeting of the
American Psychiatric Associ
ation. As he said, many an
anxiety - ridden or neurotic
person, when given one of the
tranquilizers, gets more anx
ious than he was before. This
note will interest those many
persons who are now wonder
ing why they cannot take
tranquilizers. Years ago I
wrote an article on the curi
ous fact that many nervous
persons cannot take a barbit
urate or morphine or codeine.
Instead of quieting them the
drug throws them into an ex
cited and very uncomfortable
state.
New Hope for Gifted Children
One joy about writing this
column is that, , sometimes,
when I tell of a great need
for something in our civili
zation, good people write to
say that something is being
done to fill the need. For in
stance, of late I have been
distressed over the fact that
in our schools, the most bril
liant and gifted children, on
whom the future of our coun
try so largely depends, must
often be neglected while the
teacher spends her time help
ing the children who find it
hard to learn.
Then, in came kindly, Joe
Berg and his co-ordinator,
Jacob Shapiro, to tell me of
the Joe Berg Foundation and
how this is underwriting all
the expenses of setting up
all over the country spe
cial courses for gifted young
sters. The new plan is practi
cal and it is working. Berg
is the type of able and dedi
cated business man who
wouldn't be supporting the
project if it wasn't working.
He is one of the most delight
ful persons I have met in a
long time.
At the invitation of the
school authoriteis in a com
munity, Shapiro goes and
gets the teachers in the 9th,
10th and 11th . grades to
select the brightest students.
These young people are then
given a tough science aptitude
examination, and those who
score well and show interest
are invited to come to the
school one evening a week for
a special two hour., science
seminar. This seminar is pre
sided over by the ablest scientifically-trained
men whom
the school department and
Mr. Shapiro can find in the
community.
The youngsters are so
bright that they keep quizzing
the instructor. Their ques
tions are a challenge to him
and their interest keeps him
so stimulated that he looks
forward to each session. The
instructor, who often is a re
search engineer or chemist,
sometimes will take his class
to his laboratory or plant to
show, them how research is
carried out in "real life." How
wonderful it is that, in our.
land, we have devoted men
like this who will give so gen
erously of their time to this
drive to help our young peo
ple! I can imagine how fascinat
ing such seminars would have
been , to me when I was in
my early teens. Already then,
I was devouring books on
geology, archaeology, and gen
eral biology, but I had no one
to help me with these inter
ests. How wonderful if in
those, my most formative
years, some able scientist
could have taken me into his
laboratory and let me have a
hand in his researches; it
would have been one of the
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richest experiences in my life.
Already, dozens of Ameri
can high schools all over the
country have arranged for
Joe Berg Seminars, and now
the Junior Chamber of Com
merce is getting interested in
the project. The address of
the Foundation is 1712 South
Michigan Avenue, Chicago 16,
Illinois.
A Polio Vaccine Taken By
Mouth
I am glad to hear now that
all over the world "live" vac
cines for polio that can be
taken by mouth are being
tested on a few million child
ren. One great advantage of
the new type of vaccine is that
it is likely to confer immunity
for life just as an attack
of real polio would do.
Spinach and Iron
For years we have been
taught that spinach is a won
derful food because it con
tains iron . Now comes Dr.
William Bolton, in "Today's
Health," to tell us that pota
toes, squash and carrots con
tain more iron per portion
than does spinach. This should
be wonderful news to all those
many children who dislike
spinach. , -
Strange As It Seems B ELS,E HIX
Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or to attempt to diag
nose by mail.
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