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Carrageenan Nasal Spray May Combat COVID

A seaweed extract called iota-carrageenan, when administered by nasal spray, has shown promise for a quick and easy .

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Flu arrives early in Northeast Ohio; COVID-19 lingers; RSV increasing

Flu season arriving about a month early, reports Summit County Public Health, the Cleveland Clinic and Summa. COVID-19, RSV virus also remain threats.

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Thanksgiving travel brings health risks

Thanksgiving travel brings health risks
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Flu season s starting early - and it s hitting southwest Ohio hardest

Officials are monitoring hospital capacity once again as flu hospitalizations have risen in southwest Ohio. What does it means to you? Vaccinate now.

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You may want to get your flu shot sooner than later, Cincinnati doctors say

Doctors forecast a potential December flu season peak versus January or February due to lower general public's immunity levels from pandemic era.

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