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Does green mucus mean you need antibiotics? Oklahoma doctor explains

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By Adam Cohen, Hal Scofield
| Kerrville Daily Times Verified
Adam’s Journal Ten days ago, I came down with some sort of respiratory illness. (I tested, but it was neither COVID nor the flu.) As of this writing, to put it indelicately, I’m still coughing up phlegm (sorry), and it’s still green (again, sorry). kAms@6D E9:D >62? x’G6 56G6=@A65 D@>6 D@CE @7 D64@?52CJ :?764E:@?n s@ x ?665 2?E:3:@E:4D E@ 86E 36EE6Cnk^Am kAmsC] $4@7:6=5 !C6D4C:36Dk^Am kAm!C@323=J ?@E] r@F89:?8 8C66? >F4FD 2E s2J `_ 5@6D ?@E D:8?2= 2 324E6C:2= :?764E:@?
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Does green mucus mean you need antibiotics? Oklahoma doctor explains Original

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By Adam Cohen, Hal Scofield
| The Oklahoman Verified
Does green mucus mean you need antibiotics? Oklahoma doctor explains Adam Cohen and Dr. Hal Scofield |  Guest columnists Show Caption Hide Caption Is it seasonal allergies, flu or a cold? Symptoms can look similar. Unsure if it's allergies, flu, or a cold? Learn how symptoms can overlap, from runny nose to fatigue. Stay informed! Ten days ago, I came down with some sort of respiratory illness.
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BMJ study: More than 97% of former NFL player brains had CTE

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By Adam Cohen, Hal Scofield
| Aol Verified
Just before the National Football League season kicked off, a new study came out about brain injuries in former NFL players. It painted a grim picture. Today, players are wearing protective equipment like Guardian caps and neck devices to prevent concussions and other brain injuries. Do they help? Is there any way to protect the brain from injury in a game with as much contact as football?
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