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cold vaccljies are of little* value, since so many viruses cause colds and effective vaccines have been developed for1 so few of the viruses producing cold symptoms. ; Solid evidence Is lacking to' demonstrate that “natural”, foods, taking vitamin supple-' ments, special types of clothing, or forced exposure to sunlight and fresh air have any effect on susceptibility to cold 8. Colds are spread by Intimate personal contact. A person with a cold should practice good contagion preventing techniques. Coughs and sneezes should be covered'. Frequent hand washing Is help ful. The victim of a cold should have his own drinking glass, towels and other personal Items. Above all, he should stay away from other people. So far medical science has not been able to break through the guard of Old King Cold. All that can be hoped for is symptomatic treatment t o make one feel better until the cold goes away and as much care as possible to prevent spread to others.
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