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Medical experts say summer camping and festivals could lead to summer illness

Memorial Day weekend is over and for many of you that can mean fun summer plans like baseball games, music festivals, camping and even a family trip.

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5 Types of Primary Care Physicians

5 Types of Primary Care Physicians
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For Older Adults, Breaking a Hip Can Be Deadlier Than Cancer

A broken hip can be deadly for up to 30% of older adults. Here's why, plus what to do about it.

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Concern over steep and sudden rise in cases of invasive bacterial infection in USA

Concern over steep and sudden rise in cases of invasive bacterial infection in USA
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Warning as deadly invasive bacterial disease cases that can leave patients deaf reach 10-year high

The CDC has issued a warning that cases of meningococcal disease are reaching their highest level in 10 years, with doctors advising anyone experiencing symptoms to go to the doctor right away

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