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The Nome Daily
NUGGET
Tuberculosis Cost
In United States
By DR. .MORRIS FISIIBEIN
(Editor, Journal of the American
Medical Association)
While people talk in large figures
about the national budgets and
the cost of relief, they fail to realize
that some diseases take a terrible
toll of dollars each year from the
American people.
Figures just made available indi
cate that the yearly cost to the 650,
000 Amerians who suffer with tuber
culosis is three hundred and fifty
million dollars.
Average duration of the disease
is such an expensive disease for the
state is the fact that it kills more j
people in early adult and middle age
than does any other disease. Tub
erculosis warrants far more atten
tion than has been given to it, not
withstanding the fact that the cam
paign is extensive.
Death rates during the last 50
years have been cut from 275 to 300
a thousand to as low as 75 to 100
a thousand. However, it should be
possible to reduce the number of
deaths even more.
Nowadays the great campaign on
tuberculosis takes cognizance of the
fact that early attention and partic
ularly early discovery of the disease,
are the most significant factors in its
control. Seen early, cure is frequent
seen late, cure is difficult, if not im
possible.
I Figures show that the right kind
of treatment given within (i months
of the time when the symptoms first
appear reduces the average expense
of handling the disease about $250
a patient. On the other hand, if
there is a delay of one year in find
ing out about the disease, the av
erage cost of handling is more than
$3900 a patient or $900 above the av
erage cost of treatment.
. Of course, the best way to take
care of tuberculosis, particularly
that which is rather advanced, is to
have the patient in a properly con
ducted sanatorium or similar insti
tution. Cost in such institution ap
proximates $3.50 a day.
Arrived By Plane
The Mode of The Moment In
Women's, Misses' and Child
rens Apparrel at Sensible
Prices—Always—At
MILDRED’S
SHOPPE
If a patient is seen early, he may'
be brought under control in about
five months. If, however, he firs'
begins to get institutional care when
he is in the third stage of the dis
ease, nine months may be required
The saving of four months to the
patient and to the public will mean
a great deal toward lowering the
cost of caring for the tuberculosis.
It also means that more beds art
available in sanatoriums for-those
who require sanatorium attention.
The modern method of detecting
tuberculosis in its earliest stages in
volves a careful history of the pat-'
ient, use of the X-ray, use of the
skin tests now generally available,
and finally use of the usual methods
of physical examination by thump
ing the chest and by listening to the
sound- of the lungs in breathing.
May Forltirl The 5
Marriage of Jews
Gentiles Germany
(By The Associated Press)
BERLIN, June 10, — Notice that
Germany soon may forbid marriag
es between Gentiles and Jews was
given Sunday by Julius Streeter,
leading Nazi Anti-Semitic, in an ad
dress at Nurenberg. Opening the
Germanic Healers Exposition, Street
er announced important public
health legislation was coming with -
the first step, the official branding
of marriages between aryans and
non-aryans as miscegenation, the.
next move will be to forbid marriag
es between Jews and Germans. Al
so, he charged every year one hun
dred thousand young German girls
are ruined through entering Jewish
homes as servants.
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