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Consumer News Illnesses To Watch For This School Year

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Navigating seasonal illnesses during the school year


HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Now that we are a couple of months into the school year, many families are settling into routines. For parents, that means navigating seasonal illnesses and keeping their kids ... Read More

Cincinnati doctors see rise in illnesses as school year gets underway, recommends vaccinations


As the school year kicks off in Cincinnati, doctors report an increase in common colds and viruses among young people, urging parents to prioritize routine check-ups and vaccinations. As the school ... Read More

Doctor discusses common school illnesses and prevention


As the school year begins, students face exposure to numerous germs found on desks, keyboards, in classrooms, and on playgrounds. Dr. Marc Concepcion from River Bend Medical Associates discussed the ... Read More

HEALTH WATCH: Preventing food-related illnesses starts with small decisions


School, sports and other activities have started again. With that, families may be at more risk for food-related illnesses. Harmful germs and bacteria in food can cause food-related illnesses. Rushing ... Read More

DOH investigates link between 9 keiki illnesses and recalled school milk


Health officials confirmed today that the affected students reported illness after consuming chocolate milk but said the department has not yet determined whether all of them drank from the same batch ... Read More

Cincinnati doctors see rise in illnesses as school year gets underway, recommends vaccinations


With classes back in full swing across Greater Cincinnati, doctors have seen an increase in cases of common colds and viruses. Back to school means a return to classes, practices and rehearsals — All ... Read More


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