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CDC report finds increase in reports of respiratory illness in children after hurricane Katrina;...
news-medical.net May 12, 2008
The number of children in the Gulf Coast region after Hurricane Katrina who complained of symptoms of bronchitis, pneumonia and other lower respiratory illnesses rose in the years after the storm, according to a 49-page CDC report released on Thursday, the Washington Post reports.
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- Natural Disasters,
- Health Care,
- Disasters, Accidents & Crises,
- Infections,
- Family,
- Breathing Problems,
- Physicians,
- Ambulatory Health Care,
- Children,
- Storms,
- Bronchitis
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