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Treating Enterovirus During Cold and Flu Season

Jeff Duchin, MD, of the Seattle and King County Departments of Public Health, discusses enterovirus and the relationship with treatment during cold and flu season.

Doctors around the country are now being faced with the difficult task of treating patients with a variety of conditions from the common cold to Enterovirus D68. Jeff Duchin, MD, discusses treatment of these patients during IDWeek 2014 in Philadelphia.

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