Does any of that make you sick to your stomach?
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Would running vast distances in the wasteland make you sick?
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Eating raw flour in any capacity can make you sick.
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Though some coliforms are harmless, others can make you sick.
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These little bugs aren't the same kinds that make you sick.
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" She wrote: "There's an old saying that secrets make you sick.
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Thankfully a bite from a gallinipper generally won't make you sick.
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If the bulbs didn't make you sick, they made you look sick.
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Just read the UN report, it'll make you sick to your stomach.
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I started to wonder if too much data could make you sick.
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The cereal was recalled and could make you sick if you eat it.
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There's another group of germs, called human coronaviruses, that can make you sick.
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According to a new CNN article, too much bad news can make you sick.
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It might taste delicious, but eating raw cookie dough really can make you sick.
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Contrary to popular belief, cold weather cannot make you sick, at least not directly.
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"This would not happen if the grains would make you sick overall," he says.
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Here are some of the strategies used by parents in the report, and what is known about them: Myth: Going outside with wet hair can make you sick The reality is that going outside with wet hair does not make you sick.
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But you do want to try to avoid the germs that can make you sick.
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But they should not affect your nerves; they should not make you sick or ... stressed.
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LOL. l know l make you sick but excuse me...I'm getting to the bag.
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First, it's very unlikely that the microbes found on bar soap will make you sick.
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That's why one brand of oral contraceptive may make you sick, while another may not.
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This means that peeing in pools isn't just gross; it can also make you sick.
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"Insecticide can make you sick, but you'd really need like massive doses of it," Jaykus said.
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Looking at Facebook's requests through DTEK will make you sick, I know it made me nauseous.
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Worrying about debt can make you sick, while being in debt could result in collector harassment.
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While this bacteria is unlikely to make you sick, let's all agree it's still pretty gross.
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Although cold weather can't make you sick, she writes, being cold can weaken your immune defenses.
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Travel Tips Did you know that your hotel room has the potential to make you sick?
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For now, however, watch "I'm Gon' Make You Sick O' Me" above and trip the hell out.
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But you can't look at it like you used to, because it's going to make you sick.
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LOL. l know l make you sick but excuse me...I'm getting to the bag #denofthieves pic.twitter.
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The questionable nature of the act aside, will drinking out of a shoe actually make you sick?
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According to the FDA, E. coli O26 is typically harmless, though some strains can make you sick.
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From now don't have anything to eat or drink, it might make you sick or cause further problems.
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Green beer wasn't always the distinguished treat it is today — in fact, it used to make you sick.
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You have to be invested in it, and if you screw up, it needs to make you sick.
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There are cute kids, and then there are kids so cute they make you sick to your stomach.
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Because eating raw cookie dough really can make you sick, and not just because it contains raw eggs.
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For the viruses to make you sick, the spikes of hemagglutinin attach to your cells to infect them.
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You just want to avoid overpaying for the crap candy that's only going to make you sick later.
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Germs won't make you sick if you leave them in the bathroom instead of taking them with you.
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George GrayProfessor and Interim Chair, Environmental and Occupational Health, George Washington UniversityYes: air conditioning systems can make you sick.
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Also, certain types of bacteria are extremely virulent, and it takes only a small amount to make you sick.
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If they see a place where something they thought was unhealthy doesn't make you sick, they also report it.
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Water that springs up in the apparently pristine wilderness can also make you sick — in part because animals poop.
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"Although pufferfish is a popular dish in some regions, eating southern puffer can make you sick," the agency continued.
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But here's the problem with listening to them too much: It can make you sick to your stomach with fear.
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"Measles make you sick — why would you let someone suffer that knowing there's a potential you could die?" he said.
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It's only when a puncture on the skin allows it to get inside your body does it make you sick.
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Run says, secrets make you sick, and that the more that you just expose it, sunlight is the best disinfectant.
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While cold weather won't make you sick, a rapid change in the weather can make you more susceptible to illness.
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But what is actually the best way to clean your hands and protect yourself against germs that can make you sick?
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And if you're not cleaning things the right way or enough, pathogens could get to levels that can make you sick.
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Myth 3: It Can Make You Sick The idea of growing your own bacteria in your home may frighten some people.
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"They're only measuring for E. coli total, not the specific types of E. coli that can make you sick," she said.
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In short, you probably don't have to worry too much that your favorite summer cocktail is going to make you sick.
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Escherichia coli is in our intestines, the environment, foods and animals, but most of the time it doesn't make you sick.
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That said, green-dyed beer still has the power to make you sick — you just have to drink too much of it.
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Washing your hands regularly will help mitigate this issue, but your phone is still a disease vector that can make you sick.
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Plastic bottles are prime real estate for bacteria that will actually make you sick, and washing them out just creates more problems.
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Although these items aren't likely to make you sick after they reach that date on the container, they can lose their potency.
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The science of infection transmission provides some answers about what's apt to make you sick, what isn't, and how to protect yourself.
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Not only is giving your bird a rinse in the sink unnecessary, experts say it's also dangerous and could make you sick.
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So this actually increases the risk of germs from the raw turkey spreading to other areas or foods, which can make you sick.
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From a food safety standpoint, if you have millions or more cells on a surface, 0.1% is still enough to make you sick.
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Okay, maybe that gas station spicy tuna roll wasn't the best idea — but what are the odds it would actually make you sick?
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"They're only measuring for E. coli total, not the specific types of E. coli that can make you sick," one biologist told me.
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"Don't kiss or snuggle hedgehogs because this can spread salmonella germs to your face and mouth and make you sick," the agency warned.
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In case you missed it, "I'm Gon' Make You Sick O' Me" is as energetic and infectious as you'd expect from Clinton and co.
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I also thought peaches were perfect because they're ripe and delicious, and then they're spoiled, poison, they attract flies, they can make you sick.
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"If you miss one technology cycle, it may not kill you, but it will make you sick for a very long time," Stephenson said.
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Certain types of adversity, even those involving no physical contact, can make you sick, alter your brain — even kill neurons — and shorten your life.
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Contrary to popular belief, cold weather does not make you sick — but respiratory viruses (namely, influenza) do tend to peak during the fall and winter.
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"Your eyes are still focused on a fixed object, so it's the same as reading a book and can also make you sick," Rosenman says.
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But following her recipes, it turns out, could make you sick—and not just because she once recommended dropping $4,739 on a gold-plated juicer.
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According to the FDA, raw egg, which we've always heard can make you sick, isn't the only ingredient in cookie dough that can cause issues.
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Experts at the time said that the smoke from burning weed fields couldn't get you high, but might make you sick from the smoke inhalation.
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"Certain nasty viruses can make you sick, but it's important to recognize that viruses and other microbes out there are absolutely integral for the ecosystem."
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It only takes a few cells of E. coli to make you sick, so while washing produce lowers the risk, it doesn't eliminate it entirely.
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"Don't kiss or snuggle hedgehogs, because this can spread Salmonella germs to your face and mouth and make you sick," reads the CDC's latest investigation notice.
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"This outbreak is a reminder that raw turkey products can have germs that spread around food preparation areas and can make you sick," the agency said.
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"This is enough to make you sick — literally," Erik Olson, senior director for health and food at Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), said in a statement.
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Try not to worry about what other people your age or younger have already accomplished because it will only make you sick with envy or grief.
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You know how after you get food poisoning, you can't even look at the thing that make you sick again without feeling nauseated for, like, weeks?
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This ultrasonic gadget uses a micro-fine mist to adjust the humidity and temperature of a room while eliminating airborne germs that could make you sick.
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As it turns out, dissonance between the kind of work that suits your personality and the kind of work your job requires can actually make you sick.
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"If you're going to Yellowstone National Park or any countryside destination in the U.S., there are parasites in the water that can make you sick," he said.
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No illnesses have been reported so far due to these recalls but consumers should not eat any of the recalled foods because they could make you sick.
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Close contact with even the cleanest and healthiest-looking chicken can make you sick, and there's proof this week from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Think about it — shellfish can often make you sick in hot climates, especially at certain times of the year, and it was probably safer to avoid them.
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"A fast-food hamburger could have meat from a hundred different cows," said Dr. Fisher, and it takes only one with a pathogen to make you sick.
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There's so much stuff out there that's not news, but it smells like news, and it tastes like news, and only later does it make you sick.
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The CDC is not advising consumers to avoid eating turkey products as long as they are cooked properly, which should kill any germs that can make you sick.
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It's very sad and disheartening to see that if you're a person of color, you're more likely to be living in an environment that can make you sick.
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For this week's Giz Asks we reached out to a number of biologists and occupational and health scientists to find out whether A/Cs can make you sick.
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"Not to make you sick or nothing, but Rory and I are best friends," she said with a laugh in an interview with Country Standard Time in 493.
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Miasmas was a theory that the air that rose up from decomposing waste was somehow infected, and if you breathed in that air, it would make you sick.
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So in the winter, when temperatures plummet overnight, say, because of a storm, it may not make you sick directly, but unstable weather patterns can increase your risk.
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Related: Projections on a Metal Sculpture Visualize Next-Level Geometry Hyper-Intricate Steel Sculptures Feature Calligraphy Flowing Like Water This Jet-Powered Sculpture Will Make You Sick On Purpose
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It probably won't make you sick, but washing up with a bacteria-laden loofah isn't great for your skin, especially if you already have acne or any open wounds.
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"Don't kiss or snuggle hedgehogs, because this can spread Salmonella germs to your face and mouth and make you sick," the CDC added about close contact with the pets.
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The other is what's known as a "live attenuated" approach, which uses a version of the living virus that is weakened in the lab so it won't make you sick.
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"It takes only 100 cells of E. coli 20113 to make you sick," she said, noting that it takes 5,000 to 10,000 cells of Salmonella bacteria to do the same.
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A study in the journal Trends in Food Science & Technology found that breathing in the scent may benefit the respiratory tract, protecting it against bacteria that can make you sick.
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"Please don't fire tear gas anymore, because besides making other people sick, tear gas will also make you sick and hurt animals," one primary school student wrote on his note.
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If you've ever wondered whether drinking milk past its expiration date or eating canned soup that haunted your pantry for years was going to make you sick, you're not alone.
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The first kind can make you sick and small and weak but the second can release in you strength, and courage and goodness and even wisdom you didn't know you had.
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"Data show that they're both effective at reducing germs, but handwashing actually kills germs, but it also physically removes much dirt, debris, and spores that could make you sick," Reynolds said.
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Without a common source or supplier identified, it's hard to tell exactly which raw turkey products could make you sick and which brands or types of turkey to avoid while shopping.
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The zinc finger technology is delivered by a non-replicating, non-pathogenic virus: one that doesn't make you sick and one that is commonly used by gene therapy scientists, Conner said.
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These germs can make you sick if they contaminate food, but some — such as E. coli O157:H7, the strain in this outbreak — produce a toxin that can be potentially life-threatening.
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It might make you dry heave a little—or decide that you don't need another bite—but TBH, it's not going to hurt you, make you sick, or otherwise wreck your life.
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Staaker, by contrast, uses its algorithms to compute the most efficient following course, making as smooth and straight a flying path as possible, "So the resulting video won't make you sick," said Luff.
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If you're searching for a bit of fresh Oscar conversation that won't make you sick, hunker down and watch all ten Oscar-nominated short films, either for free or through video on demand.
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But even if you've been vegan for many years, becoming an accidental carnivore for one meal is unlikely to do lasting damage or even make you sick, although it may be very upsetting.
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"Generally, we think that the smaller it is, the more likely it is to make you sick," said Jia Coco Liu, a postdoctoral researcher studying air quality after disasters at Johns Hopkins University.
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These "false morels" can make you sick if you eat them, according to the Children's Hospital of Michigan Poison Control Center, which noted that in 2011 several children had become ill from consuming them.
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If the dog licks your mouth and face, or any skin with an open wound like a cut or pimple, it can transmit not only Campylobacter, but other germs that can make you sick.
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Whether it's from the pool or an ill-fated burrito, any of the bacterial species known as E. Coli can make you sick with diarrhea, cramps, and vomiting 3 to 4 days after exposure.
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Fellow germaphobes, a final note of reassurance: It's quite unlikely that public bathrooms will make you sick, and it's better to go when you need to than to hold it until you get home.
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"Generally, we think that the smaller it is, the more likely it is to make you sick," Jia Coco Liu, a postdoctoral researcher studying air quality at Johns Hopkins University, told Vox last year.
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I had started to suffer from pretty regular gastric issues, and here in Jakarta, where the food and the water can make you sick if you're not careful, the gastroenterologist is a pretty popular doctor.
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Right out of the gate, we should point out that you should clean these spaces not because they'll make you sick or anything, but because they're probably pretty gross and collect dirt and dust easily.
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You've probably heard that door handles — especially bathroom door handles — can be home to all sorts of nasty germs that can make you sick, but the risk from bacteria on doorknobs is likely heavily overstated.
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Pollution is always a problem, but certain types of bacteria that can make you sick or even die may be more prevalent in the summer, and there's a bigger chance an oyster can become infected.
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If you have pets or you live in a city or it's cold outside, you are almost certainly breathing air that is full of contaminants that can make you sick, and even trigger asthma and allergies.
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Overnight she'd picked up one of those runny colds that doesn't make you sick enough to stay home, but just makes your brain send you constant alarm signals: we're gonna sneeze we're gonna sneeze oh god.
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I've learned that secrets make you sick, I'm learning how to be a voice and not a victim, I've learned sex is natural, I've learned that love is necessary, heartbreak is unavoidable and loneliness is brutal.
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Because of that, the CDC has reaffirmed its warning that consumers not eat any Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereal for the time being, regardless of when it was bought or if eating it before didn't make you sick.
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Because doctors can see dozens of patients in a day, infection can easily be passed from one patient to the next, giving hospitals the potential to make you sick as much as the potential to make you healthy.
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Although most of us could experiment with small amounts of most of these things, there are definitely cases in which herbal remedies can make you sick, cause birth defects, and interfere with medications you're taking on an actual prescription.
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As Rolling Stone reports, "I'm Gon' Make You Sick O' Me" is due to feature on Parliament's upcoming record Medicaid Fraud Dog (though release details have not yet been announced), the long-awaited follow up to their 1980 album Trombipulation.
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Pee itself has really low levels of bacteria and isn't likely to make you sick, but when it reacts with disinfectants like chlorine, chemical byproducts are formed that can irritate your eyes (you've felt the sting) and lungs—hello pool cough.
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Whether or not the germs on your phone make you sick depends on the type of germ, your immune system, and your phone habits — but the risk is there, especially during cold and flu season (which is right now, btw).
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He just revoked a rule that prohibited coal mining debris from being dumped into local streams — among other actions to weaken the Clean Water Act — so that pro-Trump coal companies can make more money while they make you sick.
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But in the rare chance that there is a microorganism that can make you sick on the exact spot where the food dropped, you can be fairly sure the bug is on the food you are about to put in your mouth.
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Since it's a salt that works by reaching a certain level in your bloodstream, it has an unusually narrow therapeutic window—even a tiny increase can make you sick, because the difference between a therapeutic level and a toxic one is small.
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"Microbes are typically portrayed as these sort of negative entities, like germs that make you sick, and I was really fascinated to find out that microorganisms are all around us and they are really critical for the health of the planet," Orphan explained.
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It's not full VR support — which would probably make you sick anyway — but it's a sign that the developers are interested in experimenting with the medium, and often a high-profile exclusive for PlayStation VR. Sometimes, these end up feeling like gimmicks or distractions.
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Science can agree on a couple key things, though: First, it matters how dirty your floor is, and how long any bacteria on the floor has been there—the nasty shit you tracked in from the sidewalk yesterday is less likely to make you sick today.
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Read more:3 graphics show how the measles epidemic is getting worse across the USA mysterious and deadly fungal infection is spreading across the globe, and no one knows how to stop it6 ways ticks can make you sick or kill you, from Lyme disease to the Powassan virus
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No need, even, to pretend to read "Firehouse" by David Halberstam or "Atonement" by Ian McEwan or "Everything Is Illuminated" by Jonathan Safran Foer, even though we hear that last one is a pretty good book, as pretty good books by 24-year-olds who make you sick go.
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"This outbreak is a reminder that germs in raw chicken can spread around food preparation areas and can make you sick," said Brittany Behm, a spokeswoman for the C.D.C. "We advise that people always cook raw chicken to an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit to avoid food poisoning."
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Annovera isn't the magic contraceptive device to end the lifelong struggle for affordable contraception that doesn't make you sick, hormonal, or depressed: It's not effective for smokers aged 35 and over, and it has not been proven to work on those with a body mass index greater than 29kg per meter squared.
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Highlights of Neistat's trip (Trigger warning: It may make you sick with consumerist envy): A fully stocked minibar Caviar Glendfiddich 21-year-old malt Grey Goose Vodka A shower A bed with a pillow and a duvet Slippers Pajamas Smoked mackerel with wasabi mayonnaise on pumpernickel Marinated feta with eggplant An extensive list of gourmet food none of us quite understand Jealous yet?
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"Typically if you get it from a dog, it's from contact with the dog's feces, which usually happens when you pick up after a dog, then touch your face or eat food with your dirty hands, which can introduce the fecal material into your system and make you sick," John de Jong, president-elect of the American Veterinary Medical Association, told BuzzFeed News.
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"We were talking about how in Mexico City there's the street tacos that you're worried might make you sick, and these gourmet places that are starting to pop up — but nothing in between," says the artist and photographer April Valencia about the inspiration behind Josephina, a taco stand and market that opens this Friday in the backyard of the Pines, in the Gowanus neighborhood.
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But know this: while it is nice and arguably good that an internet platform like GoFundMe is making it easier for people in need to ask for and receive donations, the fact that a government shutdown drove 1,500 people in one of the richest countries in the world to publicly beg for money in order to survive should make you sick to your stomach.
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A baby can receive the same dosage as an adult, she learned, because vaccines don't operate by reaching a certain level in your bloodstream, but by training your T and B immune cells to fight infection as they naturally travel around; our immune systems don't care whether we get vaccines spaced out or in succession, since they're always busy anyway; there are different kinds of mercury and not all of them make you sick; and while the required timeframe for compensation varies by condition, studies across the board still show autism rates to be equal among children who receive vaccinations and children who don't.
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