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Listening to the Chest – is the Stethoscope Obsolete?
With advancing technology, has the stethoscope become obsolete?
What is a virus and how does it work?
Do you know your viruses from your bacteria?
What is polio?
Polio is viral disease that causes muscle paralysis, especially in children.
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