Immunizations Prevent Chicken Pox
Immunizations prevent Chicken Pox, a highly contagious infectious disease common to childhood. It is caused by a Varicella (Herpes) Virus. It causes headache, fever, itchy rash, and myalgias. The first immunization is at 16 months and the second is at 4-6 years. Adults can be immunized to prevent Shingles, a painful rash that occurs in the distribution of a dermatome. Doctors spend their lives preventing disease. If a doctor’s office closes patients seek care from nurses or Methadone Clinics.
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My name is Diane and I have worked as a Healthcare Provider for over thirty years in many fields of medicine such as Public Health and Emergency Medicine. As a experienced physcisian I have used books, print media, slides and slide projectors, overhead projectors, paper and pens, C-Band, Satellite communications, telephone, fax, and email. Through Integrated Marketing Communication, I plan to explore chat rooms, effectively use an Ipod, explore web forums, and text messaging. I hope to express ideas on this blog and share information in emerging media and how it impacts medicine.
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