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Tag Archives: sickness behaviour
Cold comfort
I tend to get a lot of summer colds, in fact I’ve probably got one now. Today at the Society’s Annual Conference, we’ll be learning a lot more about the symptoms of the common cold and what causes them… “They … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical and Medical Microbiology, Events, Virology
Tagged Common cold, immune system, sickness behaviour
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