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Civic Program
Virginia Vigneron
To Speak On P.S.A.
Virginia Vigneron, Forty Fort,
will speak to members of the Book
Club at Wednesday's meeting on
the Book Club, scheduled for 2 p.m.
in Back Mountain Memorial Library
Annex. The speaker, introduced by
Mrs. Peter D. Clark, will talk on
*P.CA., It Is Youl”
Miss Vigneron covers thirteen
counties in Northeastern Pennsyl-
vania for Pennsylvania Citizens As-
sociation, an organization with head
offices in Wilkes-Barre. The asso-
ciation is State-wide, dedicated to
promoting legislation for the public
welfare.
Janet Smith will preside over the
business meeting. Chairmen of host-
esses are Mrs. A. G. Rutherford and
Mrs. Floyd Sanders.
Hostesses are: Mesdames Stanley
Rinehimer, Robert Rinehimer, How-
ard Risley, James Robinson, Thomas
Robinson, Harold Rood, Winthrop
Sargent, J. H. Schaffhauser, R. M.
Scott, Thomas Shelburne, Ray Shib-
er, Nathaniel Silverman, and Her-
bert A. Smith, Jr.
"YOUR HEALTH
We speak enthusiastically about
the wonder drugs of today.
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Let us not forget of the wonder
drug of yesterday—insulin.
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No recent medical discovery has
surpassed insulin in its spectacular
effect on the medical world of
thirty years ago.
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It immediately saved thousands
of lives and permitted those
doomed to an early death to live
instead a normal life with a full
span of years.
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Insulin, unlike most other won-
der drugs, has never been synthe-
sized and is still procured, some-
what expensively, from the pan-
creas of animals.
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Similarly with the newer drugs,
insulin was found to be a two-
edged sword capable of doing harm
as well as good.
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In order for insulin to be of
benefit to the patient, it must be
used as a calculated part of an
over-all regiment of treatment.
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The basis for medical care of the
diabetic patient calls for education
about each case and its control.
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To determine the best insulin
dosage for the individual diabetic
patient requires careful observation
on a controlled daily diet with fre-
quent tests for sugar in the urine.
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As to the amount of insulin the
diabetic patient will need, it is nec-
essary first to establish the amount
of food he will require for health
and work, and when it is to be
eaten.
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Physical exertion and sickness
also influence the requirement for
insulin.
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Most elderly patients who have
diabetes do not require insulin for
its control.
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Overcomplication of treatment
discourages many diabetics while
oversimplification leads to laxity of
control and increased complica-
tions.
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DO YOU KNOW?
Yellow fever killed ten per cent
of the entire population of Phila-
delphia in 1793.
WELCOME WAGON
from Your Friendly
Business Neighbors
and Civic and
Social Welfare Leaders
On the occasion of:
The Birth of a Baby
Engagement Announcements
Change of Residence
Arrivals of Newcomers to
City
PHONE
GRACE C. LEE
Dallas 4-1101
or
4-6406 after 6 P.M.
DOT LANDIS
4-3211
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