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CDC: Amoeba didn't die in whitewater center's murky churn | AP News
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The amoeba is very common in lakes and other kinds of warm, fresh water, yet it's very rare that it will make anyone sick, said Dr. Thomas Kerkering, chief of infectious diseases cat Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine in Roanoke, Virginia. The amoeba won't infect a person who drinks or swallows ...
HIV infection rates rising among men in Roanoke Valley
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Experts said the number of aids cases in the Roanoke Valley are dropping. But, HIV infection rates are rising, specifically in men.
Amoeba didn't die in center's murky churn - PressReader.com
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Roanoke doctor files latest Ebola update from Sierra LeoneRoanoke Times
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Dr. Thomas Kerkering, head of the infectious disease department at Carilion Clinic, has been in the African country since late August, training health care ...
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