People may have either the respiratory infection, encephalitis, or both.
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They have a cold or respiratory infection, they have allergies.
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G Lou Williams was out with an upper respiratory infection Thursday.
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A virus that causes the common cold or a respiratory infection.
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His daughter, Bronwen Morris, said the cause was a respiratory infection.
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You'd also cut your risk of getting a respiratory infection in half.
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Country House came down with a respiratory infection, the horse's trainer said.
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Severe cases have resulted in pneumonia, acute respiratory infection, and kidney failure.
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If someone has a respiratory infection, masks are helpful at stopping spread.
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Aged just 373 months her young daughter has an eye and respiratory infection.
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Aged just 13 months her young daughter has an eye and respiratory infection.
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The doctor diagnosed him with a respiratory infection, but his symptoms got worse.
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The next day, he was admitted to a hospital with a respiratory infection.
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The toddler was prescribed Tylenol after a diagnosis of acute upper respiratory infection.
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This past spring, a bad upper respiratory infection sent Bruce, 60, to the doctor.
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Mr. Sierra-Sanchez died the same morning, in July 2014, of a respiratory infection.
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I was given the diagnosis of 'mild respiratory infection' just by looking at me.
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The effects of the virus — rash, fever, respiratory infection, disorientation — suggest an agonizing death.
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The risk of acquiring a respiratory infection through air travel is still extraordinarily low.
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Time for Dr. Sherlock At first Taylor was treated for an upper respiratory infection.
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She postponed her first Sydney show after being hospitalized due to an upper respiratory infection.
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George arrived at the aquarium with superficial wounds, a respiratory infection and a low weight.
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H3N33 CIV causes a respiratory infection in dogs that is also known as dog flu.
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Major side effects included drowsiness, diarrhea, decreased appetite, fatigue, fever, vomiting and upper respiratory infection.
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Hand-washing reduces the risk of respiratory infection by 16 percent, according to the CDC.
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I went to college in California, where I got a respiratory infection from wildfire smoke.
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The respiratory infection has spread to Japan, Thailand and the United States, among other countries.
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Regular hand washing can also cut your risk of developing a respiratory infection by 16%.
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Neuvirth, 25, has been dealing with an upper-respiratory infection for more than a week.
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Mold's another issue—exposure to it can trigger an allergic response, and potentially a respiratory infection.
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They then tracked the students for 10 weeks, monitoring for symptoms of an upper respiratory infection.
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Even after a person recovers, another viral respiratory infection can cause pertussislike cough spasms, doctors said.
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Minnesota's defense struggled without guard Jimmy Butler, who missed the game with an upper-respiratory infection.
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A respiratory infection he had been fighting for days had forced him out of the race.
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"The risk of acquiring a respiratory infection through air travel is still extraordinarily low," Bogoch said.
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Supposedly, it mimics a cold at first ... and then turns into a full-blown respiratory infection.
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Butler had missed two games with an upper-respiratory infection but showed his stabilizing impact on Friday.
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On February 5 — weeks after the symptoms began — doctors diagnosed Lane with hantavirus, a dangerous respiratory infection.
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Pregnancy affects the immune system and decreases lung volume, so it's harder to clear a respiratory infection.
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Clinton was diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia, which is a respiratory infection contracted from the outside environment.
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Your minor cold or seasonal allergy issue could change to bronchitis or upper respiratory infection or sinusitis.
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They were a year into the documentary when Ms. Vanderbilt fell ill with a serious respiratory infection.
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The boy was taken to a nearby hospital where staff diagnosed him with an upper respiratory infection.
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Nine birds have died of a respiratory infection called aspergillosis, which is caused by an airborne fungus.
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"The mucociliary transport system is important for getting rid of every respiratory infection, including colds," Saketkhoo said.
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Yeanis spent nine days in a hospital in Cúcuta being treated for anemia and a respiratory infection.
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Children, with their small airways, were particularly susceptible to the dangers of diphtheria (and any respiratory infection).
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Adenovirus — a highly contagious virus that can cause everything from the mildest cold to a deadly respiratory infection.
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His lungs still show fluid and treatment continues, but the severity of his respiratory infection has been reduced.
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With help from Best Friends, Cletus beat his respiratory infection, gained weight and let his doggie spirit shine.
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The study found the people who took public transit had an increased risk of an upper respiratory infection.
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But in 2011, a respiratory infection brought on by an adverse drug reaction landed him in intensive care.
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Though it's a respiratory infection, a recent JAMA article found some have abdominal symptoms such as discomfort first.
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Vets at the Cabarrus Animal Hospital treated a number of illnesses, including a respiratory infection and intestinal parasites.
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First of all, your dog may have a respiratory infection caused by other respiratory viruses and not H3N2 CIV.
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An upper respiratory infection has forced Pink to postpone the first Sydney date of her Beautiful Trauma World Tour.
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The Lakers were without center JaVale McGee, who was missing his fourth consecutive game because of a respiratory infection.
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On Tuesday, veterinarians euthanized Kasatka, a roughly 41-year-old female who had been suffering from a respiratory infection.
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None of their 28 identified close contacts, including the father's wife, have developed symptoms of respiratory infection, they said.
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Eleven people were taken to the hospital; two tested positive for the flu, and one had a respiratory infection.
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Batman's story is a little more dispirited, as he was previously unavailable for adoption because of an upper respiratory infection.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, physical factors associated with SIDS can include: brain defects, low birth weight and respiratory infection.
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G Ty Lawson is recovering from a sprained left foot and G/F C.J. Miles has an upper respiratory infection.
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He also had a respiratory infection at only 2 months old and was unable to sweat, so he easily overheated.
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"Needless to say, it was not mild but a severe upper respiratory infection along with conjunctivitis and diarrhea," she remembers.
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He was in the hospital on Wednesday for a mild respiratory infection, according to a person briefed on the matter.
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Pediatricians who spoke to VICE News said these conditions can hurt a child's ability to recover from a respiratory infection.
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The disease, called COVID-163, is a respiratory infection that in severe cases causes shortness of breath and lung failure.
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Yazmin and Mariee spent 20 days at Dilley in March, where Mariee first showed signs of a viral respiratory infection.
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Vets were able to treat the respiratory infection, the DMCR wrote, but could not remedy the buildup of plastic waste.
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The disease, called COVID-19, is a respiratory infection that in severe cases causes shortness of breath and lung failure.
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At least 17 people died of acute respiratory infection and 33 from diarrhoea and other diseases across Bangladesh from Nov.
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A little worse for wear, and only 5-weeks-old, Gandalf had a respiratory infection, but his owners still loved him.
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The cause is unclear, but it's thought to occur after a viral illness, such as a cold or other respiratory infection.
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She didn't have a fever or a runny, stuffy nose, which helped doctors rule out a respiratory infection like the flu.
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The singer is recovering from an upper respiratory infection and is postponing six upcoming shows in the United States and Canada.
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China has come under harsh criticism for initially failing to take seriously the growing threat of the highly contagious respiratory infection.
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People with lung diseases like emphysema or bronchitis have lungs that are weaker when trying to fight off the respiratory infection.
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The risk does go up if you happen to be seated within six feet of a person with a respiratory infection.
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And though it's a respiratory infection, a recent JAMA article found that patients can first present with symptoms like abdominal pain.
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Symptoms of most coronaviruses are similar to any upper-respiratory infection such as a runny nose, coughing, sore throat or fever.
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"These bacteria commonly cause an upper respiratory infection but can cause meningococcal meningitis when they enter the bloodstream," the Mayo Clinic reports.
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"If someone has a respiratory infection, masks are helpful at stopping spread," says Isaac Bogoch of the University of Toronto to Vox.
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The occasional stomach bug or respiratory infection may be more likely among people having to stay in close quarters with large groups.
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These seasonal coronaviruses usually cause some mild to moderate upper respiratory infection, like the common cold, and a last a short time.
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ProPublica said the autopsy listed the cause of death as flu respiratory infection, complicated by bronchopneumonia, sepsis and an immune system disorder.
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The short-handed Sixers played without injured guard Jimmy Butler (groin) and forward Mike Muscala (respiratory infection), so Korkmaz received the start.
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There are now more new cases of the deadly respiratory infection outside of China than in the country where the virus originated.
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The majority of children with AFM have reported having a respiratory infection or fever right before coming down with AFM, further implicating it.
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RSV is usually a mild respiratory infection with a quick recovery, but it can be a dangerous in newborns and other vulnerable people.
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Thirty years ago, she suffered from a respiratory infection and a series of strokes, which landed her in an 8-week-long coma.
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Sleeping in a crowded tent that houses more than a hundred people in one-person bunks she is sick with a respiratory infection.
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Their environment can also increase this risk: sleeping on their bellies, tobacco exposure, a respiratory infection, or potentially hazardous materials in the bed.
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Lawyers representing Juarez said her daughter contracted a respiratory infection at the facility, which they allege went under-treated for nearly a month.
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Acute respiratory infection of the lungs and airways, usually caused by viruses, are a leading cause of illness and death in young children.
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"Dry, irritated eyes, nasal passages, and mouth make you more susceptible to any respiratory infection because of that lost barrier," Dr. Grimes adds.
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The study authors wrote that this woman's case "provides evidence of cardiac involvement as a possible late phenomenon of the viral respiratory infection."
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Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo was hospitalized on Sunday with respiratory infection and is awaiting coronavirus test results, the government said on Monday.
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Air pollution can also cause childhood cancers, asthma, poor lung function, pneumonia and other types of acute lower respiratory infection, the report said.
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His big break came when Mr. Álvarez pulled out because of a respiratory infection just an hour and a half before the show.
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For the purposes of this study, the researchers were primarily concerned with influenza, a respiratory infection which spreads via droplets (aerosols) through the air.
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It all started when Adam and Bridget got sick with what seemed like a relatively harmless cold or respiratory infection just after their wedding.
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An upper respiratory infection (aka a cold) like the one Stefani had, or a sinus infection raises your chances of having an ear infection.
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The rejection was triggered when Hamon took antibiotics for a respiratory infection that interfered with his anti-rejection medications, according to the Associated Press.
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But unlike HIV, this coronavirus is a respiratory infection and doesn't jump from person to person via blood, but via phlegm and saliva droplets.
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First: you can expect a potential coronavirus vaccine to be priced about where other respiratory-infection vaccines are priced, CEO Stephane Bancel told Andrew.
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Though it's a respiratory infection, a recent JAMA article found that people can present in the hospital with abdominal symptoms such as discomfort first.
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Numerous experts have said that the majority of people who contract coronavirus will experience it as a respiratory infection they will fully recover from.
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However, when Osbourne paid his doctor a second visit, he was diagnosed with a severe upper-respiratory infection, the musician's rep said in a statement.
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EditorsNote: fixes "3-footers" in 19th paragraph Pacers take command early, crush Kings INDIANAPOLIS — Domantas Sabonis might still recovering from battling an upper respiratory infection.
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The king been treated for a respiratory infection, a build up of fluid surrounding the brain and a swollen lung in the past few months.
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One top adviser diagnosed at a Brooklyn urgent-care center with a respiratory infection was being treated with antibiotics in the days before Clinton's diagnosis.
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According to the WHO, the virus that can lead to deadly complications like diarrhea, dehydration, respiratory infection and encephalitis kills an estimated 314 people every day.
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This month, after both of the couple's kids got sick, Pink caught an upper respiratory infection and was forced to cancel four of her Sydney concerts.
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"When the physician's assistant saw her, days after, she said that Mariee had a respiratory infection and prescribed Tylenol and honey for her cough," she said.
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By definition, a cold is a viral upper respiratory infection, so no virus, no cold, said Dr. Stan Spinner, chief medical officer for Texas Children's Pediatrics.
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There's a mysterious outbreak in China causing dozens of people to fall sick with pneumonia, a serious respiratory infection that's commonly triggered by the flu virus.
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In mid-November, at the flagship city shelter in East Harlem, a cat named Mimi fell ill with a respiratory infection that turned into fatal pneumonia.
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Her autopsy report listed the cause of death as Influenza A 1 H1N1 respiratory infection complicated by bronchopneumonia, sepsis and an immune system disorder called hemophagocytosis.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how an acute respiratory infection might lead to a chronic cough or a lung disorder.
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She arrived at the shelter dehydrated, malnourished, and suffering from pneumonia, a severe flea infestation and a corneal ulcer as a complication of severe upper respiratory infection.
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When you get sick with an upper respiratory infection, a cold, or allergies, the mucus secreted by your respiratory tract becomes thicker and denser, Dr. Voigt says.
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Just in time for the holiday gift-giving season, it seems I've received a present of my own; a lovely upper respiratory infection after last week's flu.
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F Shabazz Muhammad started in place of G Jimmy Butler (upper-respiratory infection) in Tuesday's loss to the Pacers and scored 14 points on 7of 14 shooting.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's 88-year-old King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the world's longest reigning monarch, is recovering after a respiratory infection, the palace said in a statement Sunday.
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Just in time for the holiday gift-giving season, it seems I've received a present of my own; a lovely upper respiratory infection after last week's flu.
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Jahlil Okafor is out for the season because of a knee injury, and Hollis Thompson was a late scratch for the 76ers with an upper respiratory infection.
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Because of this, I feel positively driven to make good use of every day that I'm not stuck in bed with a respiratory infection or other ailment.
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The Stephans consulted a family friend, who is a nurse, and she suggested Ezekiel might have croup—a respiratory infection that can usually be treated at home.
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An autopsy revealed plastic debris in the intestine, resulting in inflammation and the accumulation of gas, as well as a respiratory infection and a buildup of pus.
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Similarly, in a study still under review, 246 participants with symptoms of respiratory infection breathed into a droplet-collecting device called the Gesundheit-II for 30 minutes.
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After canceling her first show because of an upper respiratory infection, she was snapped by paparazzi at Byron Bay beach with Willow and son Jameson Moon, 19 months.
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After canceling her first show because of an upper respiratory infection, Pink was snapped by paparazzi at Byron Bay beach with Willow and son Jameson Moon, 19 months.
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Nipah can cause a respiratory infection that leads to pneumonia, or it can cause inflammation of the brain (encephalitis), which may lead to seizures, a coma, or death.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's 88-year-old King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the world's longest reigning monarch, is recovering after a respiratory infection, the palace said in a statement on Saturday.
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Adrian Martineau, a professor of respiratory infection and immunity at Queen Mary University of London who led the work, said the results were exciting, though also advised caution.
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Juarez and her attorney allege that ICE and those running the facility provided substandard medical care for the toddler after she suffered a respiratory infection while in detention.
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Costa Rica's ambassador to India, Mariela Cruz Alvarez, described in a viral blog post how she developed a serious respiratory infection and had to decamp to South India.
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the virus can lead to deadly complications like diarrhea, dehydration, respiratory infection and encephalitis and kills nearly 400 children every day.
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The toddler's mother and her attorneys alleged she contracted a respiratory infection after they arrived to the detention center and ICE provided substandard medical care for the toddler.
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Juarez and her attorney alleged that ICE and those running the facility provided substandard medical care for the toddler after she suffered a respiratory infection while in detention.
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Peralta started for the 12th time this year after missing over a month with an upper respiratory infection that landed him on the 10-day DL April 17.
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Influenza -- which kills millions around the world each year -- and the human metapneumovirus, which causes a respiratory infection that can lead to pneumonia, also break down and die.
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Eventually, after the cops got the 2-year-old to the emergency room, he was diagnosed with a respiratory infection, and the other kids weren't considered seriously ill.
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The flu is a contagious respiratory infection that, according to WHO, typically infects an estimated 236-228 percent of adults and 19183-21918 percent of children each year.
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I've reached out to a coronavirus shirt maker to ask why they thought the respiratory infection made for novelty shirt material and will update if I hear back.
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They found that just 2.6 percent of kids who went to the ER for a respiratory infection (like the common cold) were treated with antibiotics, which is reassuring.
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Carroll, back in the lineup after missing one game with an upper-respiratory infection, knocked down 7 of 14 shots in only his second 113-point game this season.
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Lauder's doctors aren't sure whether her clots were linked to her respiratory infection, but researchers say people with respiratory infections may have a temporary increased risk of developing clots.
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Earlier that same month, in addition to both of her kids getting sick, Pink caught an upper respiratory infection and was forced to cancel four of her Sydney concerts.
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At first, the doctor diagnosed him with an infection in his lower respiratory tract, even though the man didn't have other respiratory infection symptoms and was a non-smoker.
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Federal officials a day earlier issued revised guidance that suggests restricting visitors who have signs of respiratory infection or live in places where coronavirus is spreading, among other factors.
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Eaker's patient was developing an upper respiratory infection too, and she wanted to ease their peace of mind — and protect the community — by getting them tested for Covid-19.
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Although the four new cases were confined to the skin, the lesions can be a source of a life-threatening respiratory infection in people not adequately immunized against diphtheria.
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Kazakhstan has registered no cases of the new virus, but has isolated dozens of people with respiratory infection symptoms upon return from China and is carrying out additional tests.
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"If someone has a respiratory infection, masks are helpful at stopping spread," Isaac Bogoch, an infectious disease specialist and professor at the University of Toronto, told Vox's Julia Belluz.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. health officials are preparing to release new guidance for doctors stressing the need to ask every patient with an apparent respiratory infection about their vaping history.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. health officials are preparing to release new guidance for doctors stressing the need to ask every patient with an apparent respiratory infection about their vaping history.
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Joy, who had a wound on her neck and an upper respiratory infection, was taken to a Humane Society veterinarian for treatment and will remain there while she recovers.
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"When you stressed from having pink eye and a viral respiratory infection so yo #endo decides to kick down the door and say HELLO," she wrote on her Instagram Story.
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Government studies of mining areas in the Aravallis have found significant increases in cases of asthma and silicosis, an incurable respiratory infection caused by the dust the mines kick up.
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"Pink is suffering from an upper respiratory infection and has received medical advice that she should not perform in order to facilitate her recovery," the company said in a statement.
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Weeks after postponing European dates for his No More Tour 2 and subsequent hospitalization to treat a severe upper-respiratory infection, Ozzy Osbourne has axed more dates for the trek.
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Baltimore manager Buck Showalter expects an early May return for Tillman, and Miley (upper respiratory infection) should be ready to start Sunday when eligible to return from the disabled list.
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Children and family members should engage in preventative measures to guard against spreading the respiratory infection, including covering coughs and staying up to date on vaccinations, according to the CDC.
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Children typically show choking signs after inhaling something, but if the object isn't found found, symptoms can appear similar to recurrent croup (an upper respiratory infection with cough) and asthma.
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Chicago expects to have shooting guard Dwyane Wade back in the lineup after he missed Wednesday's 123-92 loss to the Golden State Warriors due to an upper-respiratory infection.
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The most common adverse reactions to the drug were upper respiratory infection, muscle spasms, hyperuricemia, back pain, abdominal pain or discomfort, bronchitis, pain in extremity, anemia and elevated liver enzymes.
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They looked at how often kids were prescribed antibiotics for an acute respiratory infection caused by a virus—a common marker of antibiotic misuse, since the drugs can't kill viruses.
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The researchers looked at more than 4,000 patients with an acute respiratory infection who had sought medical care at one of five flu surveillance sites across the country since last November.
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Early one morning, as Bertram, age four, slept nestled between his parents, a respiratory infection claimed his life, leaving Vigeholm and his wife, Henriette, to mourn with their first son, Viktor.
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She posted on Wednesday that she had a viral respiratory infection after dealing with pink eye, which she got from using virtual reality goggles, and her chronic endometriosis was acting up.
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However, when the "Crazy Train" singer paid his doctor a second visit, he was diagnosed with a severe upper-respiratory infection, the musician's rep said in a statement at the time.
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The toddler, who originally had a respiratory infection, eventually "lost control of her neck and right arm," her parents, Josh and Katy Payne, told CBS Chicago, and her skin turned blue.
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Nipah can also cause a respiratory infection that leads to severe or potentially life-threatening pneumonia, and a portion of those who survive have reported long-term cognitive defects, Luby said.
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In a blog post gone viral, Mariela Cruz Alvarez, the Costa Rican ambassador, said she had developed a serious respiratory infection, and had moved to Karnataka in the south to recover.
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She entered the Manhattan shelter healthy in November and came down with a crippling upper respiratory infection the day after Ready for Rescue took her from the shelter, Mr. Halsey said.
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However, when the "Crazy Train" singer paid his doctor a second visit, he was diagnosed with a severe upper-respiratory infection, the musician's rep said in a statement at the time.
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However, when the "Crazy Train" singer paid his doctor a second visit, he was diagnosed with a severe upper-respiratory infection, the musician's rep said in a statement at the time.
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The toddler's mother and her attorneys alleged she contracted a respiratory infection after they arrived at the detention center and that ICE provided substandard medical care for the 19-month-old.
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"We don't yet have the evidence to say that everyone should take it," said the lead author, Adrian R. Martineau, a professor of respiratory infection at Queen Mary University of London.
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Mainland China now has more cases of coronavirus than it had of SARS, a respiratory infection that spread across China in 2002 and 2003 and killed 774 people in 17 countries.
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News of the increasingly dramatic efforts to contain the coronavirus, which causes acute respiratory infection, came as scientists in China confirmed Sunday that the virus can spread during its incubation period.
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Kazakhstan has registered no cases of the new virus, but it has isolated dozens of people with respiratory infection symptoms on their return from China and is carrying out additional tests.
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CHICAGO, Oct 10 (Reuters) - U.S. health officials are preparing to release new guidance for doctors stressing the need to ask every patient with an apparent respiratory infection about their vaping history.
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But after a week of detention, Mariee developed a respiratory infection, with symptoms including a fever of over 104 degrees, a cough, congestion, diarrhea and vomiting, attorney R. Stanton Jones said.
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Measles, a viral respiratory infection that spreads through air and contact with infected mucus and saliva, thrives in congested, unsanitary displacement camps, which have mushroomed across the country as people flee drought.
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That's how a man named Abai found his way to Dr. Herring; his sister had come to the E.R. with a respiratory infection, seen the signs and told him about the program.
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There will be no Triple Crown attempt this year: Kentucky Derby winner, Country House, will not be in Baltimore for the Preakness Stakes after coming down with a respiratory infection Tuesday morning.
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The original SARS virus that spread around the world in 2003 was thought to be a lower respiratory infection: It replicated in the cells deep within the lungs and caused the pneumonia.
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The medical care was a joke; cases of medical incompetence abound and one child has already died from a respiratory infection her family says was contracted, but never treated, in the facility.
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The greatest risk of acquiring a respiratory infection through air travel is still extraordinarily low — but the risk goes up if you're in close proximity to a person [with a respiratory disease].
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In Singapore, the average daily number of patients seeking treatment at clinics for respiratory infection increased more than 11% during the first week of 2018, according to a Ministry of Health report.
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More than half of the Europeans who visited health care providers with symptoms of a respiratory infection tested positive for flu for the week ending January 21, according to the WHO report.
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As a result, people are…Read more ReadDoctors initially suspected his symptoms were the result of a respiratory infection, possibly mixed with the after-effects of having been intubated during the surgery.
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In fact, new research published in the journal Computers in Human Behavior found that the more friends a person had on Facebook, the more likely they were to develop an upper respiratory infection.
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Hyland was hospitalized last month for pink eye and an upper respiratory infection, and when she got home from the hospital, she found Adams and their dogs waiting to celebrate National Puppy Day.
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Even though pertussis is a bacterial respiratory infection that responds to antibiotics, the diagnosis is usually missed early on when the condition is treatable because it is mistaken for a cold or bronchitis.
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Collet told police she'd assumed Ezekiel, who'd been dealing with a runny nose and fever in February 2012, had a respiratory infection called croup, and that natural remedies seemed to be helping him.
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Researchers found that the soap-and-water group had a 21 percent higher risk than the hand-sanitizer group of contracting a respiratory infection — which can range from the common cold to pneumonia.
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Then, over another 18-month period, during which we focused on nearly 17,000 acute respiratory infection cases in which antibiotics were not called for, we tested new approaches to promoting more selective prescribing.
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Blue Jays RH Aaron Sanchez (0-0, 1.29) Miley made his season debut against the New York Yankees on Sunday after beginning the season on the disabled list with an upper respiratory infection.
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The crisis typically comes in the form of a lower respiratory infection, like bronchitis or pneumonia, that can become dangerous, with fluid filling the lungs and plummeting levels of oxygen in the blood.
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Excessive weight, and the poor-quality diet that causes it, is strongly associated with insulin resistance, chronic inflammation and other abnormalities that may lower immunity to viral respiratory infection or predispose to complications.
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The UAE has announced five confirmed cases of the respiratory infection in the past week, all of which trace back to Wuhan, China, the city of 11 million where the virus first appeared.
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The World Health Organization on Thursday decided not to declare the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak a global emergency, despite the spread of the dangerous respiratory infection from China to at least five other countries.
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Today, as the country faces the possibility of a widespread outbreak of a new respiratory infection caused by the coronavirus, there are nowhere near that many ventilators, and most are already in use.
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Powell, who was acquired Sunday from Seattle in exchange for 1B Yonder Alonso, was initially in the starting lineup in center field but was a late scratch because of an upper respiratory infection.
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Mr. John was hospitalized with appendicitis in 2013, had a respiratory infection in 2012, and was forced to cancel shows after a serious case of E. coli infection and the flu in 2009.
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There was a spike in cases in 2014 that were linked to an outbreak of enterovirus D68, or EV-D68, a respiratory infection that can cause a runny nose, sneezing, coughing, and body aches.
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Bad news, holiday music lovers: Queen of Cheer Mariah Carey has come down with an untimely respiratory infection and has been forced to cancel some of her upcoming Christmas-themed shows, according to People.
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Powell had been slated to play Friday, but he was a late scratch because of an upper respiratory infection and an asthma attack that sent him to the emergency room at a local hospital.
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What they found: "Decision-making based on RIAT is strongly discouraged and prompt empiric antiviral medication is justified in severe respiratory infection," the researchers say in the abstract, which is not yet peer-reviewed.
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"The deputy Prime Minister went to a hospital yesterday afternoon and after medical tests were carried out doctors decided she had to remain there to receive treatment for a respiratory infection," said the spokesperson.
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Shannon Mason, a 38-year-old attorney in northern California, says she has suffered for four weeks with a respiratory infection that left her with shortness of breath and lungs feeling full of fluid.
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Dr. Schaffner said he had a patient come in earlier this week who had developed symptoms of an upper respiratory infection after traveling to Italy, where a cluster of coronavirus infections has been observed.
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"She had sores on her neck, bad sores all around her neck, an upper respiratory infection, fleas, you name it," Nancy Rominger, a volunteer with the Humane Society of Rowan County, told BuzzFeed News.
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In the case of a respiratory infection outbreak like COVID-19, it's becoming clear that healthcare workers will also be getting sick, or will need to stay at home with their children should schools close.
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In the pediatric ward, a one-month-old baby, Blessing Karanja, was fighting a worrisome blood infection, and elsewhere in the hospital, Grace Mutiga, 65, a retired nurse, was back again with a tenacious respiratory infection.
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"The deputy Prime Minister went to a hospital yesterday afternoon and after medical tests were carried out doctors decided she had to remain there to receive treatment for a respiratory infection," a Spanish government spokesperson said.
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He missed two games, on April 4-5, 2008, with a respiratory infection, and a little more than a month later, on May 23, he served a one-game suspension for kicking dirt on an umpire.
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The number of infections there already exceeds those from SARS, a respiratory infection that spread across the country 17 years ago and killed 774 people worldwide, but experts caution that comparing the two diseases is difficult.
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When she traveled there last month as a part of her Beautiful Trauma tour, she had to postpone her first show due to an upper respiratory infection, but was then spotted on the beach with her kids.
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But for those of us just dealing with a run-of-the-mill cold or respiratory infection, studies have found zero link between the shade of your sputum and the chances that antibiotics will make you better.
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"He and his siblings were on medications for an upper respiratory infection, that once they were done with the medications they would undergo their spay/neuter surgery and be ready to go to their new homes," Clark said.
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Ami was also born with a heart defect that is common in children with Down syndrome, but after a challenging start with heart surgery and a respiratory infection that landed her in the hospital, Ami is doing well.
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The country's deputy prime minister is currently hospitalized awaiting treatment for a respiratory infection and has been tested for the coronavirus, though the results of that test have not yet been returned, a government spokesperson told Business Insider.
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In a statement after the NBA made its decision, the Utah Jazz said that one of its players earlier in the day tested negative for other illnesses, such as the flu, strep throat, and an upper respiratory infection.
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Post signs at entrances instructing people experiencing symptoms of respiratory infection to put on a mask and keep it on while at the hospital, cover their nose and mouth when coughing or sneezing, and wash their hands frequently.
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After bringing Lenny into the veterinarian on Monday for what was initially believed to be "kennel cough," a kind of upper respiratory infection, Stewart and Ozell learned the heartbreaking news that the 10-year-old pup had contracted pneumonia.
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A small but frequently cited 1981 study in the journal Infection and Immunity, published by the American Society for Microbiology, compared the risks of contracting a respiratory infection by way of transferring it to the nose, eye or mouth.
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The coronavirus, a flu-like respiratory infection which was first diagnosed last month in China and has been found in the United States, has killed more than 100 people and sickened more than 4,500, Chinese health authorities said Tuesday.
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Masks are only useful if you have a respiratory infection already and want to minimize the risk of spread to others, or if you're working in a hospital and are in direct contact with people who have respiratory illnesses.
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With a more severe symptoms profile, a respiratory infection will have more sudden onset, earlier symptoms, a higher chance of severity and death, and it will probably cause patients to report to hospitals at an earlier stage of infection.
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"If a child has a persistent cough lasting at least four weeks after a respiratory infection that was severe enough to require a hospital visit, parents should return for physician review and consideration of underlying lung disease," Verhagen advised.
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Of those births, there were "no incidences of pneumonia, sepsis or other respiratory infection following water birth and there were no reports of ruptured umbilical cords or newborns breathing water into their lungs associated with birth underwater," the association says.
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Children using soap and water did better than children who didn't get extra training but were still 21 percent more likely to suffer a respiratory infection than kids who used hand sanitizers and 31 percent more likely to receive antibiotics.
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America's LGBTQ population faces a perfect storm of factors that put them at high risk for COVID-219, a respiratory infection that is primarily spread through person-to-person contact, according to a report released Friday by the Human Rights Campaign.
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RAPID CITY, S.D. — When 6-month-old James Ladeaux got his second upper respiratory infection in a month, the doctor at the Sioux San Indian Health Service Hospital reassured his mother, Robyn Black Lance, that it was only a cold.
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In closing off Wuhan, a city of more than 21892 million people, China deployed on Thursday morning a centuries-old public health tactic to prevent the spread of infectious disease — this time, a mysterious respiratory infection caused by a coronavirus.
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Per CNN, vets at the Cabarrus Animal Hospital in Kannapolis treated Joy for intestinal parasites as well as her respiratory infection, and though no one's sure of her actual age she's believed to be around one or two years old.
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The 38-year-old singer found herself in hot water when she was photographed relaxing with her children at Byron Bay beach on Friday after postponing the first Sydney date of her Beautiful Trauma World Tour due to an upper respiratory infection.
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" Twain was away from the music scene for 15 years, as she worked to recover from the disease Twain's 2015 attempt at a final tour was plagued by health issues, as she was forced to cancel several dates due to a "respiratory infection.
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What there is, though, is overwhelming evidence that the most common cause of narcolepsy is an autoimmune attack, where the body's immune system mishandles an upper respiratory infection and mistakenly wipes out the estimated 2185,21 neurons in the center of the brain.
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There is now overwhelming evidence that by far the most common cause of narcolepsy is an autoimmune attack, where the body's immune system mishandles an upper respiratory infection and mistakenly wipes out the estimated 30,000 neurons in the center of the brain.
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Ms. Mannle, the director of training programs for a conservation nonprofit, quarantined herself inside her one-bedroom apartment in Seattle, where she spent the week sleeping, doing a little yoga and trying to recover from her 101-degree fever and respiratory infection.
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Previous research has shown that taking public transit can increase a person's risk of catching a respiratory infection (the flu or common cold), since "buses and [trains] are generally poorly ventilated carriages of people sitting and standing in close proximity" to one another.
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Advice for pregnant women remains the same While pregnant women don't appear to be particularly susceptible to COVID-19, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists still considers them an at-risk population since any respiratory infection increases the risk of complications.
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During the SARS outbreak of 2003, Canadian health officials asked anyone in Ontario who had even one symptom of the respiratory infection to stay home for a few days out of fear that the disease might spread during the Easter holiday weekend.
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The authors also found that the soap-and-water group had a 21% higher risk of contracting a respiratory infection -- runny noses, congestion, coughing and sore throat, for example -- and a 31% higher risk of being prescribed antibiotics than those using hand sanitizer.
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Some of the passengers who fell sick on an Emirates flight that landed at John F. Kennedy International Airport on Wednesday probably had the flu or another common respiratory infection, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said today based on early test results.
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ABOUT THE TIMBERWOLVES (1063-3): Minnesota was without star swingman Jimmy Butler the last two games due to an upper respiratory infection and clearly missed his defense on the perimeter while Pistons small forward Tobias Harris was going off for 34 points on Wednesday.
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Moreover, physicians are really bad at diagnosing some of these common illnesses clinically; a study found that a doctor's guess as to whether a respiratory infection is bacterial or viral is right about 50 percent of the time — no better than flipping a coin.
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After three years of chemotherapy, a spinal operation that cost me three inches of height, monthly infusions of bone supplements and drugs to prevent respiratory infection, I am now almost as close to 80 as I was to 70 at the time of the diagnosis.
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The researchers calculate that the risk of a heart attack in the week after getting the flu was more than six times as high as the risk in any other week, and that other kinds of viral respiratory infection tripled the risk for heart attack.
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Masks are only useful if you have a respiratory infection already and want to minimize the risk of spread to others, or if you're caring for someone who is sick or working in a hospital in direct contact with people who have respiratory illnesses.
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"Preliminary findings indicate this occurred in the context of a severe respiratory infection followed by neurological complications in a symptomatic SMA Type 1 patient, and was deemed possibly related to treatment by the investigator," Novartis spokesman Eric Althoff said in an emailed statement on Friday.
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This isn't surprising, given how Goldberg has commentated on the vast majority of UFC events since his debut in 1997 at UFC 15.5: Ultimate Japan—only missing one event he was scheduled to commentate on, UFC 155, following a bout of illness with a respiratory infection.
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"Many patients with MPS II die of airway obstruction, upper respiratory infection or heart failure before they reach the age of 20," said Dr. Paul Harmatz, Madeux's doctor, principal investigator for the study of the treatment and a pediatric gastroenterologist at the UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland.
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"People just think of the flu as a mild upper respiratory infection, when it's a killer," said Dr. Paul Offit, a vaccine expert and pediatrician specializing in infectious diseases who sits on the Food and Drug Administration committee that selects the strains for the annual flu shot.
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"People just think of the flu as a mild upper respiratory infection, when it's a killer," said Dr. Paul Offit, a vaccine expert and pediatrician specializing in infectious diseases who sits on the Food and Drug Administration committee that selects the strains for the annual flu shot.
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A man in Washington State is infected with the Wuhan coronavirus, the first confirmed case in the United States of a mysterious respiratory infection that has killed at least six people and sickened hundreds more in Asia, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced on Tuesday.
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I also suffer from a perennial sinus infection that usually shows up during February or March, then blossoms into a full upper respiratory infection before the grand finale: situational asthma that requires two different inhalers; prednisone; and during one particularly bad bout, a nebulizer at urgent care.
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One of the biggest research projects on the subject, the study looked at nearly 1.2 million emergency room visits during the summer of 13, and found that during smoke-dense periods, there was a statistically significant increase in emergency room visits for heart attack, stroke and respiratory infection.
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A VICE News investigation found that a toddler from Guatemala, Mariee, who was held at the Dilley facility with her mother, Yazmin Juárez, for 20 days in March died after leaving the facility earlier this year from a respiratory infection that was first detected at the detention center.
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It's been a rough trip Down Under for the star though: After canceling her first show because of an upper respiratory infection, Pink was snapped by paparazzi at Byron Bay beach with her kids Willow Sage, 7, and Jameson Moon, 19 months, making some onlookers question whether she was actually ill.
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On Wednesday, the "Star" singer was forced to cancel her first few "All I Want for Christmas Is You" concerts due to "a lovely upper respiratory infection after last week's flu," but after a little rest, she'll be in the clear to take the stage at a later date. pic.twitter.
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"Masks are only useful if you have a respiratory infection already and want to minimize the risk of spread to others, or if you're caring for someone who is sick or working in a hospital in direct contact with people who have respiratory illnesses," writes Julia Belluz of Vox. 6.
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The statement said preliminary results from the inspection found that the facility: Failed to rapidly identify and manage ill residents; Failed to tell the Washington Department of Health about the increasing rate of respiratory infection among residents; and Failed to have a sufficient backup plan after the facility's primary clinician fell ill.
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Living in America without insurance brings with it the kind of fear that makes you avoid taking the bus because you fear catching a cold, which might turn into a respiratory infection, which could then become a stubborn pneumonia requiring an overnight hospital stay, which can cost the equivalent of several months' rent.
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Jeremy Farrar, a specialist in infectious disease epidemics and director of British-based global health charity The Wellcome Trust, said that while "a cluster of patients with an unusual respiratory infection is, and should always be, a worry... if the infection is not passing person to person, the level of concern is somewhat reduced".
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"We know from meta-analyses that have managed to obtain individual participant data that the health benefits of vitamin D supplementation tend to be most marked in people who have the lowest vitamin D levels to start with," said Adrian Martineau, clinical professor of respiratory infection and immunity at Queen Mary University of London.
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N95 respirators in theory outperform surgical masks (which are the more traditional, looser-fitting medical masks), but they're genuinely difficult to fit and use properly — to the point that a 2016 review in CMAJ couldn't find a difference among health care workers using N95 respirators versus surgical masks for respiratory infection, likely due to poor fitting.
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According to The Telegraph, the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation, a non-profit group dedicated to conserving the Bornean orangutan population, is caring for 37 young orangutans "suspected to have contracted a mild respiratory infection" from air pollution caused by the fire, at their rehabilitation center located near the capital city of the Indonesian province of Central Kalimantan.
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Mind you, for small children in the winter, especially if they're in preschool or day care (or have older siblings bringing home infections from elementary school), those four weeks could bring the onset of a new and different upper respiratory infection with its attendant cough and congestion; this contributes to the frustration of parents who feel the child has been unwell for a very long time.
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