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What are the chances my family will get my strep throat?updated: Mon Nov 29 2010 08:34:00

I recently got diagnosed with strep throat and am taking antibiotics. Will the rest of the family get it also? I had a sore throat but no fever. My husband and kids aren't complaining of any problems.

People.com: Miley Cyrus: Strep Throat on Tourupdated: Thu Oct 01 2009 11:28:00

The sick 'tween star has her "fingers crossed" she can make her next performance

Mozart may have died of strep throat complicationsupdated: Tue Aug 18 2009 10:01:00

So ill he could not move, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart supposedly sang parts of his final masterpiece, "Requiem," from his deathbed. Two centuries later, the exact cause of the Austrian composer's premature death, in December 1791 at age 35, is still a mystery.

Pastry chef receives double hand transplantupdated: Fri May 08 2009 12:07:00

Jeff Kepner just wanted to hold his 13-year-old daughter's hand again.

CNNMoney: Wal-Mart wants your rash and strep throatupdated: Tue Apr 14 2009 11:55:00

Americans, frustrated by endless waits at the doctor's office, are sidestepping their family physician and taking their rashes, strep throat and pink eye to stores such as Wal-Mart and Walgreens instead.

Spit happens: Saliva's mysteries revealedupdated: Tue Mar 03 2009 19:05:00

Your saliva is doing all kinds of useful things for you all the time -- for instance, helping you chew and taste food. It's also home to more than 600 species of bacteria, which are harmlessly enjoying the moisture of your mouth.

The mystery of salivaupdated: Tue Mar 03 2009 19:05:00

CNN.com's Liz Landau talks to Naamua Delaney about a new study that reveals mysteries about bacteria in saliva.

Virtual doctor visits are hereupdated: Fri Jan 16 2009 09:50:00

Virtual appointments are here. Some experts predict 2009 will usher in changes as to how we interact with doctors.

New in '09: You won't go in to see the doctorupdated: Fri Jan 16 2009 09:50:00

In the midst of a frantic week in September filled with auditions and deadlines, New York casting director Michael Cassara had zero down time. So one day, when he felt a sore throat coming on, Cassara had his doctor beamed into his office.

FSB: Gone in 60 Secondsupdated: Tue Feb 01 2005 00:01:00

Is it possible that one remedy for the ailing health-care system can be found in a Target store in Minneapolis? To see for yourself, head down the main aisle, past greeting cards and gift wrap, tow...

Fortune: Germs Make The Man Your body is teeming with trillions of infectious microbes. That's a very good thing.updated: Mon Jan 20 2003 00:01:00

Germs. The word conjures up pure evil--killer microbes resistant to every available antibiotic, scratches that become grisly wounds when invaded by flesh-eating Streptococci, terrorists potentially...

Fortune: TAKING ON PROSTATE CANCERupdated: Mon May 13 1996 00:01:00

My secretary's face appeared in the conference room window. I could see from her look that it was the call I was expecting. I excused myself and bolted out of the room. When I stepped outside, she ...

Fortune: HIGH-TECH DIAGNOSIS AT HOME A ten-minute pregnancy test and other breakthroughs could turn into a $1-billion business.updated: Mon Dec 09 1985 00:01:00

A MINI-EPIDEMIC of do-it-yourself medical-testing kits is about to break out. Thanks to the dramatic advances in biotechnology of the past decade or so, cheap and simple diagnostic tests for everyt...

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