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| Pointers for safer foreign travel Any health-oriented travel tips for people going abroad this summer? Consult the "Yellow Book" — also known as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's "Health Information for International Travel 2008." It can be picked up at bookstor |
| Stay Safe When Studying Abroad When it comes to studying abroad, some of the first things that come to mind are new experiences and new friends. What rarely ever comes to mind is new diseases. However, traveling to a new country, whether it be studying abroad or just vacationing, does |
| Doctors to switch to Scripps in merger About 60,000 people in North County will receive a letter this week saying all of their doctors, nurses and other employees from Sharp Mission Park Medical Group will join Scripps Mercy Medical Group as part of a sale effective by Oct. 1. Sharp HealthCare |
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