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How is pontiac fever treated?
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Pontiac fever: This is legionella infection without pneumonia, first detected in the pontiac michigan health department while a building was being worked on or demolished next door. It is treated with antibiotics that are effective against legionnaire's disease.
Answered 4/4/2014
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