Juanita Carnes is a journalist for MassLive.com, focusing on local news in Westfield, Massachusetts. With a particular interest in public health, Juanita covers topics such as vaccinations, environmental pollution, and food safety. Her articles aim to inform and educate the community on important health issues and promote overall well-being.
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By: Juanita Carnes, Juanitacarnes
Good morning sunshine! No, not you, the actual sun. The sun is brightly shining in your window in the morning and setting earlier in the evening after daylight savings time change last weekend. Most of us are not feeling so peppy despite the nourishing rays of the sun.
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I have ordered more chest X-rays in the last few weeks than ever before. Pertussis and pneumonia are definitely prevalent in Western Massachusetts. I can assure you the news accounts are accurate.
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Thanksgiving is a day set aside to reflect and show gratitude for the life we have to live and for the people, places and things that we share it with.
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I hope everyone had a Thanksgiving full of joy, gratitude, family and friends There is one more belated but important thank you. To everyone in the public health work force, thank you for your dedication to serving communities. November 25th was Public Health Thank You Day.
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Dihydrogen minoxide, H2O, water; we cannot live without it. It is essential for life on earth for all living things. Clean water has long been exalted for one’s health. Many studies have backed this claim. A recent study in Journal of the American Medical Association compiled the findings of many studies with conclusions of its benefits.
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Disease and death from many vaccine-preventable causes darkened history, literature and tales our parents and grandparents told us. But they were just that, stories.
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Eighty years ago this week in Belgium’s Ardennes Forest wounded American soldiers froze to death during the Battle of the Bulge. Thousands were treated for frostbite and trench foot.
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The United States was found to be a little bit thinner and healthier in 2023. Research findings show a decrease in obesity for the first time in a decade. Although this percentage is only 0.4%, it moves the needle in the opposite direction. Like weight loss, a trend has to start somewhere.
By: Juanita Carnes, Juanitacarnes
In January, we pack away the holiday decorations, waffle on our New Year’s resolutions and huddle together like penguins to shield against the cold. This is as predictable as people complaining of sore throat, cough, nasal congestion, fever and body aches.
The Westfield and public health communities lost a loyal, committed advocate of both when former Health Director Joseph Rouse passed away last week.
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