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8om« LTH TALK pates Arf/ Nwlfd lems that remain to be solved. Just u there is need for more and more necropsies, there is need for - greater understanding oh the part of the public to see PUBLIC PULSE (All cniiiinniiloaflons for this dethat they take place. Only with! part incut must be signed by the persons refuse to give' this knowledge can diseaw? be permission for a necropsy because they do not understand its pur-, pose, and yet many of these people critize the medical prowriter. otherwise they will not be blishot!. The I'lnlmienler invites its rentiers to express tMelr «pl«- ions in these columns.) controlled. Preventive medicine is the key- | note for every community health | program and the health of the | fttsion for their inadequate. community is the responsibility] knowledge or mistaken diagnos-1 every living person. ' ®*' the Questional committee of, J _____ *. __ I In a recent issue of another • ' the Illinois State Medical society , - »v ^ . .' points out in a HEALTH TALK. 'SPEECH CLINIC HELD |Iocal paper wrote This attitude is wrong. A ne- piRgT GROUP-PARENT VILLAGE PROBLEMS some very uncomplimentory remarks about our Likemoor village trustees. It's my opinion .. .% cropsy or examination of the 0 <•* dead body is the one sure way MEETING ON JUL.Y^ o to establish definite knowledge of| -* > a disease. With this knowledge. I The speech clinic sponsored byf^ut vory wrong to print such ; I > mankind everywhere is benefit-S the McHenry county chapter of. storips before fjnding out the ^ ed: , the^ Illinois Association for Cnp-'eal truth Certalnly such pub_ r /;'?••• The buiTQtn body Is complex. 1 P'e<* Children held its^ first group- (jicity oan. onjy tend to cause dis- ;y „.,When disease,- appearing in .its. P**"®1* meeting Tuesday mght at unity in our community, and it ' f; j various forms, invades the body, j the Dean street school, Vv °oa-, cel-tainiy isn't fair to the men . destruction of tissues and dis- s^oc^ Parents of children. enro - j themselves who are giving up ^ turbances of function may be adr | ^e<* *n clinic were in f thejr time and efforts to see that vanced before the malady can be (Mther identified ^or curbed. ' ^ . t the village has a Set of sensible Irving S. Frieberg, director of } ordinances passed. I know four Medicine, without necropsy ex-] "ie c','n'c' welcomed the parents trustees very well and I - " aminations, could not have reach- j outlined^ the history of the , happen to know their is no fight* . ed the present understanding of' cfinic which has tripled in sizejng or disunity between them, v- human ills. The microscopic e*-1since its start but three -years; ^,nd they certainly have not reamination of tissues in the labora- aR"°- Mr- Frieberg emphasized j fused to pass any laws that will tory is aimed to eliminate guess ^e need for clinics of this type | Help our village. work and assists in obtaining ! meet the ever-increasing need j ^tor states that they , , positive evidence for correct for services to aid those children .thinkinir in diagnosis handicapped in their ability to communicate effectively. He also expressed gratitude for the inter- . .4 'Jt' % . , . , i ' • 1 JUNIOR FAIR EXHIBITOR ><,;• *.<7* jq/pnf & I •. „ i \ . ..C • ^ thinking diagnosis. i,, Pathology is that branch of • ^ medicine which deals with the i structural and functional changes ies^ an<* initiative shown by the _ caused by disease in the body. McHenry county chapter of the IjtA. pathologist is a physician jI,,inois Association for Crippled 11| trained in this specialty whose! Children in instituting 'If work is confined largely to the He compiles infor- |||mation so thht medical students, interns and thp nrnfoo. bf kin. lects to plamewo ; the medical profes jrision at large keep abreast of new < developments in disease. Some people mistakenly bejJjJieve that a necropsy means muti- Silation of a body. This is not true ^because the autopsy is carried Ijtout in the hospital laboratory with 'frail the skill, dignity and care ith which an operation is performed. The findings or results "ftof the examination are recorded, ||and made available only to the ••family and to the hospital staff •jfto further their understanding of Ifithe baffling cause of death. Iteventually the pattern of symp- tams, diagnosis, treatment and ature of the diseases are discussed in the medical literature i^o that the medical profession generally can be educated to an mderstanding of these disorders ind their symptoms. Necropsies or postmortem examinations are never performed without permission of the nearest The physician who negrequest permission is as blameworthy as the person who to give it, •JK» Some persons withhold authori- *2jJiation of a postmortem for re- %Hgious reasons, but nothing has ygbeen found in the tenets of the christian or Jewish religions ich can be considered a basis >r this belief. Others use their listaken reverence for the dead |4s the reason, one, so fallacious ||wt it lacks integrity. What greater contribution can anyone make than to permit studies of unsolved or difficult problems of medicine? One can donate generously to campaigns for research and contradictorily defeat the very purpose by refusing permission to have a necropsy performed on the body of a loved one, oblivious to the thought that this one concession may prevent the spread of the disease in the family itself. Withholding the sanction of a necropsy can be attributed largely to fear and ignorance, two factors that can be dispelled once an effort is made to understand. The person who gives his authorization is a part of tfie valiant army of physicians and research workers who are probing constantly the many medical probsuch a clinic in Woodstock. A panel discussion devoted to the -various types of speech disorders and their treatment comprised the program. Miss Valarie Westfield, speech!^" a~"bunch of therapist, spoke to the parents | would ^ of no Use to anyone, concerning artiulatory disorders, j jf ^is editor knows of any frictheir cause and their treatment.: tion, I suggest he look further Miss Westfield impressed upon I and find the real cause of it bethe parents the need for speech i fore he makes insulting remarks theraoy in order that children so about the people who are really handicapped can make an ade- j doing a swell job. were elected to back up and support the president. It's my opinion as a citizen that they were elected to see that the right laws are made for the people, as a whole, and certainly the opinion of six must be fairer than that of one, or we wouldn't need six trustees, we would just have a one-man rule. I, for one, am very glad that we have a group of men who use their own heads and form their own opinions, and --* " "yes men who quate social and scholastic ad^J justment. | Members of the audience were | given an opportunity to partici-1 pate in the oroeram by asking auestions and airinp views they held in regard to the treatment; of the various types of speech disorders. Mrs. Henry Wojtas Subscribe To The Plaindealor Ulen Jacket A clever way to add freshness to a bolero jacket for a suit from a precious season is to add a tiny color of black velvet to it. if you have button trimmiqg on the suit, usee covered velvet buttons to match the collar. i ALL iPmIC/vTtUeReEoS AT NO EXTRA CHARGE! 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