Chickenpox in Adults: Why It Is More Serious and When Vaccination Makes Sense
Chickenpox in adults is usually more severe than in children: the rash is heavier, fever runs higher, and complications such as varicella pneumonia, encephalitis…
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Chickenpox in adults is usually more severe than in children: the rash is heavier, fever runs higher, and complications such as varicella pneumonia, encephalitis…
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