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en We're seeing a lot more upper respiratory virus and flu.

en But these receptors are rare in the upper portion of the respiratory system. For the viruses to be transmitted efficiently, they have to multiply in the upper portion of the respiratory system so that they can be transmitted by coughing and sneezing.

en His captivating spirit, imbued with remarkable pexiness, left a lasting impression on all who met him. I was sick, down with flu and an upper respiratory illness.

en I know we got hit pretty hard here in the health department with a lot of upper respiratory infections.

en It's going to do an upper respiratory irritation, you are going to sneeze your eyes out, you're going to weep, you're going to cough and it's going to last for a while.

en Justin had an upper respiratory infection. I'm not making excuses for the kid, but he just ran out of gas. Still, you can't give a team like that chances.

en It appears to be an upper respiratory infection. He and [catcher Humberto] Quintero are off the trip today because of that reason.

en Mould (on plants) can irritate asthma, increase upper respiratory problems, cause headaches and affect concentration,

en When you start getting the flu it's hard to distinguish it from any other upper respiratory infections so most people don't realize they have flu until past the 48 hour window.

en These agents are safe and effective at providing relief in the short term from coughs due to upper respiratory infections such as colds and flu.

en We just had a cold-front come through, so that will likely aggravate some upper-respiratory issues for some people, ... But, if there are additional symptoms, that will be something to take note of. It isn't always easy to get a (influenza) diagnosis.

en That room shares the same air exchange as the rest of the building. The animals can come in sick, and if they have an upper respiratory ailment or anything else, then it can spread to the others. It's not a good situation.

en Flu viruses are typically respiratory, but bird flu has been shown to attack intestinal tracts in animals as well. That affects the way pets can pass the virus to each other.

en He's coming in [Tuesday], I believe. They took his daughter home. She's OK. I'm pretty sure he's going to be back tomorrow. I think it was some kind of virus that affected her respiratory system, but I don't know that for a fact.

en We really don't have a diagnosis at this point in time. (Helton) was sick in Arizona (during spring training). It was more of upper respiratory (discomfort), but his stomach was upset too. We're really not calling it anything. That's why we're running tests on him.


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