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7 Syndromes of Summer

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Summer brings sunburn, chemical exposure, allergies, and heat-related ills. Catch up on recent research on some of the unpleasant syndromes of summer.

Summer invites exposure of all kinds--some can be fun but too much can be dangerous. While your patients plan to relax and take some time off during the summer season, take a few minutes of an office visit to discuss potential troubling summer syndromes and recommend moderation in all activities.

Click through the slides below for highlights of research findings specific to summer.

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