Volume 5 • Issue 6 • 1000223 J Nephrol Ther ISSN: 2231-0959 JNT, an open access journal Chloride and its Clinical Implications in Today’s Clinical Practice: Not an Orphan Electrolyte Narender Goel* Middletown Medical PC, 111, Maltese Drive, Middletown NY, USA; Consultant at Orange Regional Medical Center, NY, USA; Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor (Internal Medicine and Nephrology) at Touro ...

Administration of oral vaccine to large numbers of children over a short period of a few days requires considerable organization and advance planning. We were fortunate in that several members of the Middletown Project Staff were able to visit and consult with those responsible for the Rochester, New York and Cincinnati, Ohio oral vaccine programs which had been carried out in the preceding yea...

The Oral Poliomyelitis Vaccine Program initiated in Middletown, Connecticut in the late fall of 1960,1 undertook, among other objectives, to determine some of the factors associated with acceptance of vaccination against poliomyelitis. A number of previous studies`~had indicated that information about public knowledge and attitudes is basic to an intelligent approach to the design and operation...

The Middletown Project was undertaken as a combined trial and demonstration of how the Sabin oral poliovirus vaccine could be given on a city-wide, simultaneous or mass basis in an urban American community of approximately 30,000 population. Specific objectives were multiple. They included: the assessment of the immunological effectiveness of this immunizing agent when given in such a setting; ...