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Who should get the shingles vaccine? If I've already had shingles, should I get the vaccine so I don't get shingles again? by Anonymous on 3/8/2010	1 Replies

Does moderate alcohol use interfere with shingles treatment? by Anonymous on 3/8/2010	1 Replies

When I got the shingles vaccine last week, I was told to stay away from my pregnant daughter-in-law and my grandchildren. Can you tell me why? How long do I have to stay away from them? by Anonymous on 3/8/2010	1 Replies

What's the difference between a bacterial infection and a viral infection? by Anonymous on 3/8/2010	1 Replies

What are the signs and symptoms of Addison's disease? by Anonymous on 3/4/2010	1 Replies

How can anthrax be prevented? by Anonymous on 3/4/2010	1 Replies

How is anthrax treated? by Anonymous on 3/4/2010	1 Replies

How common is anthrax? by Anonymous on 3/4/2010	1 Replies

How is anthrax contracted? by Anonymous on 3/4/2010	1 Replies

What causes anthrax? by Anonymous on 3/4/2010	1 Replies

What are the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease? by Anonymous on 3/4/2010	1 Replies

My friend's 9-year-old daughter was just diagnosed with Pompe disease. I'd like to reach out to her and offer my support, but I'm not sure how. Can you tell me a little about this disease and what to expect? by Anonymous on 3/2/2010	1 Replies

I found a tick on my daughter’s arm last night. I pulled it off, but I have no idea how long it had been there, as she plays outside every day. What should I do? How do I tell if the tick gave her Lyme disease? by Anonymous on 3/2/2010	1 Replies

Do kids have a natural immunity to fifth disease once they've had the virus? by Anonymous on 3/2/2010	1 Replies

My friend's 9-year-old daughter was just diagnosed with Pompe disease. I'd like to reach out to her and offer my support, but I'm not sure how. Can you tell me a little about this disease and what to expect? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

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