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Pertussis, also known as whooping cough, is not just a childhood disease. The pathogen Bordetella pertussis is highly infectious and an infection may occur at any age.
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... One side of her face was paralysed and she wouldn't put her face in the water. An MRI revealed a serious inner- and middle-ear infection. A blood sample taken at the time indicated the possibility of leukemia. She was treated for the infection and ...
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... in adults appear to cause colds in children. Symptoms of the common cold usually begin two to three days after infection and often include mucus buildup in your nose, difficulty breathing through your nose, swelling of your sinuses, sneezing, sore ...
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Middle ear infections, also known as otitis media, are among the most common illnesses of early childhood.
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... Bugs and Cranks , the departure left them with questions, too. Namely, is Ben Sheets a mediocre ace or a spectacular middle-of-the-0rder guy? Though likely to be buried by a handful of posts about the Devil Rays in no time (just kidding, Post Master ...
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... of these visits are unnecessary. So, let's talk about URTIs and how to deal with your youngster's symptoms. It is the middle of the night and your child wakes up screaming because of a sore ear. This may be the result of an infection or inflammation ...
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... in Phase II clinical studies. Furthermore, our pipeline comprises a product candidate for the treatment of chronic middle ear infection, which has completed Phase II clinical proof of concept testing, a pre-clinical GLP-1 analogue product candidate ...
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... Rubella is one of the main causes of deafness in Samoa, along with childhood illness such as Meningitis, Mumps and glue ear (runny ears). During the Rubella outbreak of 2003 in Samoa, there were 19,900 reported cases according to the World Health ...
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... are administered and then the fluids. She's still very dizzy, but the anti-nausea drugs are working. The doctor checks ear, nose throat, vitals and can't really determine anything. As a precautionary measure he orders an MRI. Once one bag of fluids ...
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... than a couple of years. Nor have I ever read 'She died after a long, heroic struggle with multiple heart attacks'. Middle ear infections in children (that can lead to brain damage or death) often re-occur; when have you heard anyone say "My Johnny ...
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... that affect our balance: vestibular system, vision, and proprioception. Our vestibular system is essentially our inner ear. Proprioception is referring to the sensors within our muscles and joints that let us know where our body is in space. All of ...
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