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It's ‘Picnic Sickness' Season: Here's How to Spot Food PoisoningFirst, the good news: While food poisoning symptoms can linger for up to a week, Dr. Dasgupta says most cases clear up in a ...
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Yes, Food Poisoning Really Is Worse in Summer—Here’s WhyFact checked by Nick Blackmer Foodborne illness is 10 times more common in the summertime, research shows.Warm, humid weather helps bacteria thrive, and risky outdoor cooking habits allow pathogens to ...
As monsoon arrives, health risks like typhoid, dengue, and food poisoning spike. We got in touch with a doctor who shares ...
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