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A | 昭通8月21日电 (张馨月 徐兴莉)近日，云南省昭通市鲁甸县的苹果陆续上市，不仅热销全国各地，还进入越南、泰国等东南亚国家。
As physicians who care for children and families, our mission is to keep our patients healthy and help them thrive.
With many students heading back to school soon (and some having already started classes), we know all too well what it’s like for families to navigate this changing season – and importantly, to try to stay healthy. Along with the excitement and energy that each new school year brings, this is also a time of exposure to all the viruses that we typically see during the colder months. This year, that includes colds, the flu, respiratory syncytial virus (or RSV) and COVID-19.
As families prepare for the year ahead, it’s important that children’s immune systems are also prepared to detect and resist viruses so that they can stay healthy and thrive. Just like how software updates to your phone or computer keep things in working order, vaccines help your body’s immune system work better. We also know that when everyone can access recommended immunizations on time, it stops preventable diseases from spreading through our communities.
Vaccines are one of the greatest medical advances in history. Thanks to widespread immunization, we have eradicated or controlled many diseases that once caused pain, suffering and even death for countless children – from smallpox and polio to tetanus and measles. Plus, when children stay healthy and free of such debilitating diseases, they can succeed by staying in school and safely participating in activities like sports and other after-school programs. This continuity helps improve children’s social and emotional development and their entire quality of life.
Unfortunately, parents must currently try to find guidance about their child’s health in a sea of mis- and disinformation. In the age of social media, misinformation about many topics is rampant, and vaccines are no exception. We encourage everyone to seek information from a trusted source, like their family physician or pediatrician – the same way that we work together with parents to offer guidance on other important topics like healthy nutrition, injury prevention and so much more.
At that same time, we do need better ways to talk about vaccines, along with ways to help parents identify accurate sources of information that they can trust. We must also ensure that vaccines are widely available, easy to find and affordable to everyone.
Right now, the U.S. is lagging behind. In 2022, only 45.9% of children received a flu shot, down from 53.1% in 2019, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This is compounded by research that showed a two-year decline in children receiving routine vaccinations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Also concerning is CDC research showing that 8% of children had not had a well-child checkup within the last year – and that 6% didn’t have a doctor’s visit at all. A recent UNICEF report also shows 67 million children across the world missed out on one or more vaccinations over the last three years. These children are missing opportunities for immunizations as well as vital guidance on mental health, nutrition and other areas of child health and development.
These statistics are even more reason for parents, physicians and policymakers to ramp up vaccine education and ensure that children and their families can access vaccines and other routine medical care.
As physicians who care for families and who watch children grow up over many years, pediatricians and family physicians are well-positioned to help patients and their parents navigate challenges in getting vaccines. In addition to helping overcome barriers like lack of insurance or transportation, we can also serve as sources of accurate information. We can be a backstop against the rampant misinformation parents encounter in social media and a sounding board for their questions.
But physicians cannot do this alone. Policymakers must recognize the need to help families who qualify stay enrolled in Medicaid and to protect programs like the Children’s Health Insurance Program, which offers coverage for those who might not be eligible for Medicaid. We must expand the number of hospitals and clinicians who participate in the federally funded Vaccines for Children program, which today offers vaccines to nearly half the nation’s children. This program is critical because it helps ensure vaccine and health equity. And we must also ensure that physicians have the support they need to continue physically storing, administering and counseling families on vaccines.
In the end, we all share a collective responsibility to safeguard the health of our nation’s children and the health of the public. As your doctors, we know that we are all healthier when everyone is vaccinated.
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B | 据测算，今年该县苹果产量预计超32万吨，综合产值约27亿元。 地处云贵高原西北部的鲁甸县，因日照充足、昼夜温差大，成为云南的苹果生长“黄金带”。截至目前，该县苹果种植面积达15万亩，其中12.7万亩投产，涉及果农1万余户。 “这几天我家采摘的苹果品种叫‘红露’，果肉细腻、汁多味甜，不愁销售，亩产收入过万元。”鲁甸县文屏街道砚池山村的果农张林美说，种苹果的收益远超过去种玉米，现在日子越过越甜蜜。 鲁甸县桃源乡的丁尊体也因苹果种植而致富。“刚开始仅种了10亩，因收入不错，现在已扩大到200亩。
C | ”他称，在当地政府指导下，还积极实施老果园改造，引进优质品种，构建早、中、晚熟梯次搭配的种植体系，推广矮砧密植技术，苹果优质果率不断提高，并通过电商平台销往全国各地。
D | 鲁甸县苹果规模化种植也催生出新型经营主体——苹果专业合作社，当地一家合作社带动1000户农户种植7000余亩苹果。合作社推行统一技术、统一农资、统一标准、统一品牌、统一销售的“五统一”管理模式，让散户有效对接市场，为苹果走出大山、迈向高端市场打下坚实基础。
E | 近年来，鲁甸县不断为苹果产业发展赋能，针对冰雹灾害，以奖代补推动防雹网建设，目前已覆盖1.7万亩，并实施病虫害防控示范2.5万亩，建成高标准示范园3200亩；累计完成老果园改造1.5万亩，引进“鲁丽”“秦脆”“瑞雪”等优品种植；全县建成4条苹果分选线，配套的冷库达4.53万立方米可存储12600吨鲜果；2025年建成集交易、仓储、物流、信息服务于一体的鲁甸县苹果交易市场，日处理苹果能力达120吨。
F | 随着鲁甸苹果全产业链建设的加速推进，苹果正成为当地各族民众看得见、摸得着的“甜蜜果”“致富果”，不断为乡村振兴注入强劲动力。
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