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How your immune system actually works, what genuinely strengthens your defenses and what is only marketing, and how to handle everyday infections safely. Written for adults looking after themselves and their families, with notes for pregnancy, children, older adults and people with weakened immune systems.
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Medicines that kill or inhibit bacteria, and do nothing whatever to viruses. Key takeaways What they target: bacterial cell walls, ribosomes and DNA r...
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Medicines that kill or inhibit bacteria, and do nothing whatever to viruses. Key takeaways What they target: bacterial cell walls, ribosomes and DNA r...
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A raised body temperature, usually part of the immune response to infection. Key takeaways Commonly defined as: 100.4°F (38°C) or higher In babies und...
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