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CDC’s National Immunization Awareness Month and the History of the Smallpox Vaccine
To date, smallpox is one of only two diseases officially eradicated according to the WHO. How did eradication occur, why are immunizations important, and what do cows have to do with smallpox?
Helpful Tips from a Local Medical Expert: Summer Health Hazards During COVID-19
As Pennsylvania continues to reopen, communities are even more eager to get outside and enjoy all that summer has to offer. Whether you’re hiking, planning a socially-distant BBQ, or just relaxing in the sun, Dr. Alan S. Peterson, MD explains the summer health hazards to be aware of.
Private Wells contaminated with higher lead levels than Community Water Systems
Children who drink private well water have an increased risk of higher levels of lead in their blood than children whose homes were supplied by public water systems, according to a recent study
