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You're likely to start by seeing your family healthcare professional. You may also see a doctor who specializes in treating lung disease, called a pulmonologist ...
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Eating certain types of food. Foods more likely to cause E. coli infection include hamburger that isn't cooked well enough; raw milk, apple juice or cider that ...
The number of people waiting for a liver transplant greatly exceeds the number of available livers from deceased donors. Living-donor liver transplant ...
Repeated infections. Once you've had RSV, you could get infected again. It's even possible for it to happen during the same RSV season. However, symptoms ...
Researchers reviewed all of the available studies on the muscular dystrophy, a group of genetic diseases in which muscle fibers are unusually susceptible to ...
Symptoms. A child or an adult with wheat allergy is likely to develop symptoms within minutes to hours after eating something containing wheat ...
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Your diagnosis likely will start with a physical exam and discussion of your medical history. To diagnose bone metastasis, your healthcare professional may ...
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