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Chickenpox is much more likely to cause severe disease in adults than in children.
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Chickenpox is an infection caused by varicella virus, and it is highly contagious.
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Chickenpox is usually a relatively benign infection.
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Chickenpox can be dangerous for some groups of people.
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Chickenpox: The disease, the vaccine and the parties
Chickenpox 2010
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Chickenpox can be dangerous for some groups of people.
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Chickenpox causes a rash on the chest, abdomen, scalp and face.
Chickenpox 2010
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Chickenpox: The disease, the vaccine and the parties
Chickenpox 2010
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Chickenpox also can be extremely disruptive, forcing parents to take a week off work, says Paul Offit, chief of infectious disease at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, who wasn't involved in the study.
Vaccine has nearly eliminated chickenpox deaths in children 2011
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The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention puts your tax dollars to work by turning out not one but three sets of disease cards, including the ever-popular hantavirus (“Humans can get the disease from contact with infected rodents or their urine and feces (poop)”); chicken pox (“Chickenpox has nothing to do with chickens”); and listeria (“listeria loves cool, wet places and grows fast in dairy products like soft cheese, sandwich meat, and hotdogs”).
Deck the Halls 2010
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