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John Dorn

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A broken system fails patients

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By John Dorn
| Kelowna Daily Courier Verified
A recent study has concluded, the recombinant shingles vaccine is associated with a lower risk of dementia. There is a history of dementia in the male side of my family, and since I also am unlucky enough to suffer from five-of-seven of the dementia risks, I elected to take up the two-dose shingles vaccine. It cost $400, which is a fair amount for an old aged pensioner on a fixed income like myself.
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Sacred site moving in Summerland

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By John Dorn
| Kelowna Daily Courier Verified
Befitting its name, Memorial Park in Summerland is receiving a major reconfiguration as part of the District of Summerland’s Wharton Street infrastructure project. The Cenotaph will be relocated to a prominent location in the new entrance plaza. The section of Henry Ave. between Main Street and Wharton Street (adjacent to the park) is currently closed and torn up. It will re-open as a pedestrian walkway leading into a nicely landscaped and paved square featuring the Cenotaph.
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It's time we think about the history of how we get around

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By John Dorn
| Kelowna Daily Courier Verified
At the beginning of the 20th Century there were 200,000 horses in New York City. Horses and carts were responsible for 200 pedestrian deaths in 1900. The horses quite often died under stress and were left to rot so their putrid remains were easier to cut up and dispose of. Horses generated five million tons of manure... a day. It piled up to 60 feet deep in vacant lots. The problem was not solved by a better variety of horse. Cars and trucks solved the problem making horse travel obsolete.
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