the answer is none of the above.
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he suffered from SCID/severe combined immunodeficiency.
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that statement is False
STI ( Sexually transmitted Infections) medication need to be taken until the infection is 100 % Gone
Symptoms can lie, often times the symptoms can be gone while the underlying infections still remain in patient's body
Primary Care Providers are doctors who have been trained to be a patient’s first point of entry into the health care system. If you're looking to get your annual physical or need to see a doctor about something that's wrong with your health, they’re great resources because they’re trained to be able to diagnose a wide variety of medical conditions. Specialists are doctors who have advanced training and degrees in a particular branch of medicine, such as heart health or bone health. Depending on the field, many can also perform surgery. If you have, say, a suspicious mole, your primary care provider may recommend that you follow up with a dermatologist so he or she can check it out and possibly remove it surgically.
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HPV: Human Papilloma Virus
