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Staying Up-to-Date with Your Adult Vaccinations

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...Females and males 27 years of age and older who continue to be at risk of exposure Influenza (flu) Everyone (once every year during the fall season) Measles Individuals born... Read more

Dom-Amantadine

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Amantadine belongs to the family of medications called antivirals. It is sometimes used to prevent and treat influenza A infections, although its use has become limited due to viral resistance.... Read more

Mylan-Amantadine

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Amantadine belongs to the family of medications called antivirals. It is sometimes used to prevent and treat influenza A infections, although its use has become limited due to viral resistance.... Read more

phl-Amantadine

Medications
Amantadine belongs to the family of medications called antivirals. It is sometimes used to prevent and treat influenza A infections, although its use has become limited due to viral resistance.... Read more

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs): The basics

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...blood, semen, vaginal fluid, and breast milk. HIV can be contracted through unprotected sex, sharing needles or other drug equipment, or items like razor blades or toothbrushes that have blood... Read more

Why people get diarrhea

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...a viral infection is also called the "stomach flu," although it’s not actually caused by a flu virus. Common diarrhea-causing viruses include Norwalk virus and rotavirus. Bacteria that often cause... Read more

A guide to good hand-washing hygiene

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The act of washing your hands seems so simple. In fact, many take it for granted until cold and flu season strikes or a new infectious threat emerges. But this... Read more

COVID-19: What to do if you get sick

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COVID-19 is known to share many symptoms with the common flu virus. Some mild symptoms like running nose, dry coughing, or fever may not be cause for alarm. However, if... Read more

A visit to the travel clinic

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...vaccines (usually as part of your immunization schedule and usually covered by public health care): hepatitis B (may only be covered by private insurance) Haemophilus influenzae b (meningitis) HPV (human... Read more

What travel vaccines won't prevent

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...of influenza that may be transmitted from birds. To avoid animal-borne infections: Use alcohol-based hand sanitizer or wash your hands frequently. Avoid open-air markets and farms – or avoid animals... Read more