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Can there be anything else i can do to avoid getting sick this flu/cold season?
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Yes: Avoid contact people with upper respiratory infections and wash hands well with warm water and soap (frequentl). Don't touch eyes, nose or mouth without first cleaning hands.
Answered 4/16/2013
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