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November 1st - 15th Radio Shows
Air Date Program Mon., 11/3 Clean Hands: Soap and water is one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect your health.
Tues., 11/4 Wash Your Hands: When done properly, washing your hands can prevent all kinds of infectious illnesses.
Weds., 11/5 Ancient brews: When archeological chemists examined ancient pottery shards, they found residues of wine and honey mixed in with the beer.Thurs., 11/6 Virchow – the Father of Modern Pathology: Rudolf Virchow steered medical science away from hazy speculation toward a more precise path.
Fri., 11/7 Pharmacy Vaccinations: Many shoppers can now get their flu shot at the same time they shop for film, cards, and foot powder.
Mon., 11/10 West Nile Virus: With the second year of West Nile infections drawing to a close, scientists are doing a year-to-year comparison.
Tues., 11/11 Fungi, Guns and Spores: Microbes have developed some inventive ways of perpetuating their species.
Weds., 11/12 Wine--As made by the Ancients: New research shows that wine was probably produced eight thousand years ago.
Thurs., 11/13 Bringing back the American Chestnut: American chestnut trees once dominated America’s eastern forests, but these glorious trees were brought down by a fungal blight.
Fri., 11/14 Get Smart: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has launched the “Get Smart” campaign to spread the message that patients should not press their doctor for antibiotics for a cold, cough, or flu.
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