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TlzesePrince Edward Island Druggists ask you to Consider--‘-

the Canadian Peoples’ real B|essingsof-,-—i-

longer life Healther life A A

lessings made possible by the efforts of the R ‘

* PHARMACEUTICAL

Professions

The doctor and the pharmacist and their colleagues The use of biologlcals, the antibiotics and other

In allied professions have made great contributions to

longer and healthier lives for the Canadian people. V

The combined effort of these professions, through new drugs, new surgical techniques, new diagnostic tests, have lengthened ever‘yone’s life expectancy.

The pharmaceutical professionhas given medicine the

chemotherapeutic agents has measurably increased life expectancy of the Canadian people.

In 1900, the average life expectancy was about 42. In

a little over 50 years, this life expectancy has increas- \

ed to 67. Yes, 25 years of normal productive life have

been added to the life span of the average Canadian

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tools to work with so far as drugs are concerned. To- in this ‘comparatively short time, DISEASE ' "I947. °/.‘ day a few antibiotic capsules will do what a million Most of us take aniof this for granted_ somghow W9’ ‘ * 1937 '94? Decmas‘ _, _ T _ _ I ~ ' PneUTn°nia« "'- ‘Forms 0 o o o o 0 an 0'0 we 0 I' o o o 9 no 0 I .l.i P1115 01‘ P0Wd91'5 falled 130 d0 20 Wears 3g°~ It 15 elasylto forget the dread diseases of yesteryear. We should . v y » _ \ ' . .. ‘ . ‘ ‘ ' i IOIIIDCODIOIIOIOIC‘O0.0IIOUD I36“ 019 | see what the sulfa drugs and ant1b1ot1cs\have contri-p _ ‘continually. remember the ,ireat’:‘contnbut1ons of our ‘V I? Cerebmspinal meningms ‘ . . . . N . V... -H . . ‘ . . . . . 2.0 0.6 70%‘ buted to modern medicine (SEE = VRIGHT); > ihefiicaliifiéilulf And Prince Edward Island druggists Tonsmfis & Pharyngms, . . . . f O . . . . . . . _ . . . . O . . 3.5,, 0.4 88%‘ The figures represent the decrease in death,” i°if.‘1949* ‘suggest’ that you also not «forget the contributions Diseases of ear & madam _ _ . . _ _ _ _ . _ . . . _ . H . 3_| v ‘ o_4 35%}, The Chances are theréhas been 3 greater. decrease in i’, made byithe pharmaceutical pr0f9SSi°n to your longer 5epi'i<:emia . . . . . . . . . . -, . . . . . . . . . 0.9 in c 0.3 66%‘ A V the Past 8 Years due to the new antibiotics and healthier ‘life with ffwonder’? drugs that have be— Enteritis & diarrhea .,. . .‘ j. ; . . . . .‘. . . . . . . ... .l.,. '50 5-l 59%‘ . - v. i ‘ 0 1 or L ,_ " ' . ‘ come less andless expensive over the years. APP3nd'¢"h5 ‘- - - - - - - - - - -C - - v - - -. - - - - -'- ° - 6 - - I2-5 2-9 75 /0

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(The figures given represent the death rate per 100,000)

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