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Infectious DiseasesThe Asahi Shimbun
•71% Informative
Cases of streptococcal toxic shock syndrome ( STSS ) growing at an alarming rate.
Officials say basic steps such as hand washing, wearing a face mask and keeping wounds clean are effective in preventing infection.
Concerns about travel to Japan reached fever pitch after reports in March of “a dangerous infectious disease” spreading at a record pace.
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