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against a possible second wave of Asian influenza.” i
Since a large number of the ‘States population did not become -jl! during the Asian influenza epidemic this fall and many who -were ill actually did not have Asian flu Dr. Shanholtz cautioned that there is still a considerable number o.f people susceptible to this disease, •
“If the respiratory infections that are prevalent in winter follow their usual pattern, we can expect a rapid rise in the number of upper respiratory illnesses during January,” he said. “At that time our susceptible population may be exposed to another wave of Asian flu, and although the disease is rarely serious, some people who are weakened by flu, contact other infections which arc more series" ,j ■ ' , ■ “In view of the possibility-of a second wave of the disease,” DrShapholtz reports, “the Public Health Service strongly recommends that the following people sef their family physicians for Asian flu vaccination soon: _ , • ‘Those who did not contact Asian flu in the early fall; those who may have been ill but are not
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