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Never hav ing seen or heard much of it, they have no knowledge of the terrible Dr. Alvares epidemics with which it used to kill off hundreds of thou sands of people. I was just reading in that splendid little journal, "Science News Let ter," that health officers now are alarmed about v the up surge in the incidence of diph theria, infectious and serum hepatitis, meningitis, and po lio. The number of cases of diphtheria has risen by 20 per cent. This, I imagine, means that many mothers are not bothering now to see to it that their small children are given the usual protective in jection. When I was a child I had to have diphtheria, just as I had to have the measles, and I all but died of it. Today, it is a rare disease, but still a deadly one. . The incidence of serum hep atitis, or inflammation of the liver, has increased by 50 per cent, and this is bad because, occasionally, the disease does serious damage to the liver, and perhaps brings on a cir rhosis, with all the troubles that can go with that. I sus pect that one of the biggest reasons for the great increase in serum hepatitis is the ten dency we doctors have had, of late, to give transfusions to many people who probably could have gotten by without them. Some of us doctors are too zealous when it comes to treatment. We feel we should do everything possible to get the . patient well, when per haps he would have done much better with no medicine at all!' I so fear transfusions that nobody is ever going to give me one unless I am in a serious state after extensive bleeding, perhaps from a stomach ulcer, or a bad acci dent. Iron Pills Beneficial The other day I saw a wo man who told me she had been given a transfusion when her doctor got a report that her blood was down 20 per cent from normal. It never would have occurred to me to give her blood for so slight an anemia. A bottle of iron pills probably would have brought her back to normal. But now, the poor woman is suffering from hepatitis with jaundice, and she may be in for some serious trouble. Another good way of avoid ing hepatitis is for us physi cians to use the new throw away hypodermic needles and throw-away lancets. In recent years we have found that it is difficult to get rid" of the virus of hepatitis that clings to a used hypodermic needle or a lancet. Our old method of throwing needles and lancets into alcohol has been found to be inadequate for steriliza tion. The virus is hard to kill, even with boiling. . Another cause of serum Lhepatitis in the past has been the too-common use of bottled blood plasma. Until recently, much of such plasma con tained the virus of serum hep atitis. It was impossible either to keep it out or to kill it when it got in. Hence, it was stupid to give plasma for a little wound or a little burn, as was often done. Thank Goodness, now, experts have learned that if the plasma is kept in a warm room for some months, the virus is likely to die out. I don't know why the inci dence of meningitis should be going up. Very disturbing is the fact that this ysar the in cidence of severe polio has doubled. As I said, when moth ers lose their fear of a dis ease they stop having their children protected against it, 11:45 Guiding Liht iz:uii nestiess iun 12:30 Love That Bob 1 :00-i-Music Game 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 For Better or Worse 2:30 House Party 3:00 The Millionaire 3 30 Verdict Is Yours 4:00 American Bandstand 4:30 Edge of Night 5:00 American Bandstand 5:30 Flash Gordon 6:00 Local News 6:10 Weather 6:15 Douglas Edwards 6:30 Vikings 7:00 Mr. Adams and Eve 7:30 Masquerade Party 8:00 The Texan 8:30 TBA 9:00 Danny Thomas 9:30 Ann Sothern 10:00 Henessey 10:30 June Allyson ll:oo News 11:05 Sign Off WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in Southern Oregon 409 E. Main. Phone SP 2-2269 Day Service Medford t Vicinity No Calls Friday eve.. All Day - Saturday or Sunday bo i IvW 1 Roundup Emeritus Consultant in Medicine. Mr.yo Clinic Emeritus Professor ot Medicine Maya Cliale and then, soon, we have an epidemic of it on our hands. Marrying A Schizophrenic - It is remarkable-how many people now write me to say they are planning to marry someone who is mentally up set, or incompetent, or alco holic, or decidedly epileptic, or a schizophrenic. I don't know how a person can ex pect to have much happiness marrying someone who is stricken with such a serious illness. Anyone who marries facing such a situation should know that he or she has two strikes against him or her al ready. It is hard enough to make a good marriage when both people are sane and grown-up and well-adjusted. Even then, many a marriage goes on the rocks. . Another problem faced by these people is, what chances will their children have of in heriting the difficulty? For instance, a woman just writes to say that she is marrying a schizophrenic. She wants to know what chances her chil dren will have of having his horrible disease. I pull down Professor Kallmann's book "Heredity in Health and Men tal Disorder," and I find that with one parent schizophren ic, the chances of a child's getting the disease are 16.5 per cent. That is not theory; it is fact, based on actual ex perience in thousands of cases. There is probably a good chance of another child's hav ing a schizoid condition, with great shyness. Does the wo man want to have one in six of her children psychotic, and perhaps confined to a mental hospital? Much worse will be the chances of trouble in the children if a woman with a .bad mental inheritance mar ries a man who, also, comes of a psychotic family. Dr. Alvarez' booklet on mental illness may be obtain ed by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alcarez, Dept. MMT, The Register, and Trib une Syndicate, Box 957," Des Moines 4, Iowa. . - Vefs Pension Act Effective July 1 About 277,000 new persons will become eligible for Den- sion next July 1 when the Veterans Pension act of 1960 becomes effective, according to the. Veterans administra tion. Of the total, about 74 per cent will be widows and chil dren of veterans made eligi ble by the widow's equaliza tion clause, and 26 per cent will be living veterans, wid ows and children made eligi ble by increased income limi tation, the VA added. Persons who think thev may be eligible. for the pen sion should contact the Vet erans administration after the first of the year, when the person may better estimate his income for the year 1960. Applications may .be . filed withthe administration in the first few months next year. and still be processed in plenty of time for the Effec tive date. Necessary forms and assist ance are available at the Vet- erns Service office in the Jackson county courthouse. 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