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to be purely secondary inrectors. .; : Current research seems to Indicate that colds are harder to spread than has been thought Fresh colds appear to be more contagious than older ones. Children's colds probably are more contagious than those of adults. There still is much discussion among experts as to the relationship of becoming chilled or exposure to dampness to "catching" a cold. What can you do for a cold? No specific treatment, so far available, is effective against the cold virus. Any treatment is directed toward relief of the discomfort of runny nose, watering eyes, sore throat, slight fever and the other symptoms of the cold. Penicillin does not stop the virus, but may be prescribed by your physician for secondary bacterial infections Bed rest, or at least inactivity is helpful. Your physician may suggest mild medication to help relieve the discomfort. Cold vaccines have yet to be proved of much value. There is no evidence that any particular foods, vitamin sup plements, special clothing or exposure to sunlight or fresh air have any effect on colds. If a cold persists or seems unusually severe, see your doctor. Colds are great imitators and the early symptoms can mimic those of other more serious infections. Recurring colds may not be colds at all, but may be allergic attacks that require medical attention
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