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His mother is careful about his prescriptions and maintain- ing absolute cleanliness, and great stress has been placed on rest, but no other comment by the doctor, There is additional distress because his complexion is bad.--S.E. You doubtless mean infectious hepatitis. Hepatitis is inflam- '| mation of the liver. The infec- tious type has become very common -- more than 33,600 cases were reported last year. But some experts estimate that there may be 30 cases unreport- ed or undetected for every reported case. Only a few infectious diseases exceed it in number--that is, di important enough to be aE Y /. e. reportable to public health authorities. Hence it is. of ut- most importance for people to be aware of it and kniw how to avoid it. The virus of infectious hepa- titis, as the name implies, can tica explorer and an Bnglish 4 be passed from person to per- son. This does not mean. that one is particularly likely to catch it from a fellow employee or from casual contact with someone on the street or in a bus. Rather, the virus exists in waste matter from the body, or in contaminated water or food. Certainly one of the prime methods of prevention is to wash the hands carefully after going to the bathroom, and be- fore eating. Tests in clinics have shown that cross-infection ~or® person catching it from another by either direct or in- direct contact -- was reduced virtually to zero with the use of a germicidal soap. STRIKE YOUNGSTERS Cleanliness is the prime pre- ventive, and since the disease strikes most frequently at. chil- dren and young adults, it is one more sound reason for children being taught to wash carefully and keep dirty objects out of their mouths. Seafood, especially shellfish, from polluted waters has been traced as a source, and that is why contaminated clam or oyster beds are closed by au- thorities as soon as discovered. Certainly one should avoid swimming or wading in polluted water, but the most important preventive remains: wash your hands, As I said, infectious hepatitis is only one type, but others are of considerably different nature. Serum hepatitis is transmitted by a virus entering the blood stream, and toxic hepatitis, by which poison of some sort (sometimes alcohol!) damages the liver. I'll answer the other questions | tomorrow. Dear Dr. Molner: What are sickle cell anemia and abnormal hemoglobin?--F. D. : Sickle cell anemia is a form of anemia characterized by faulty, sickle-shaped red blood cells. Hemoglobin is the part of the blood which carries oxygen--the iron-rich part of the red cells. Hemoglobin is made up of var- ious proteins, and abnormalities in these protein fractions can distort the red cell structure in various ways. Abnormal hemc- globin embraces many types. Consequently treatment is not always a matter of giving B12, liver or iron, but may call for something quite different, de- ----- upon what kind of ab- normality is present. Dear Dr, Molner: My 78-year- old mother has a heart condi- tion. She wears old-style garters which are rather tight. Could they impair circulation?--E. H. Indeed they could. oe; 1 iad Silas ) From The CYCLE CENTRE RALEIGH, CCM and Other Makes of BICYCLES tn @lt Sizes tor Boys and Girls, GIRLS AND BOYS SKATES By Bauer and CCM Use Our Handy * Loyawey Plen. YCLE , ENTRE * 204 BOND ST. E. 725-6344 *