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Three Baltimore elementary students contract scarlet fever
School and health officials worked Friday to ease parents' fears after three classmates at George Washington Elementary in Southwest Baltimore were diagnosed with scarlet fever — an ailment with a scary history, but one that is easily treated and usually not life threatening.

Scarlet Fever Cases Reported In Baltimore School
City health officials are asking parents to monitor their children for symptoms of scarlet fever after multiple cases were confirmed at George Washington Elementary School in southwest Baltimore.

K-drama fever impacts other industries
Buoyed by “hallyu”, or the Korean Wave, Korean dramas are stretching their influence beyond the small screen and affecting other industries, including tourism and food.

Southwest Baltimore School On Alert After Scarlet Fever Outbreak
Several students are sickened by a potentially serious but common disease inside a Baltimore City elementary school. Now, parents and school leaders are on alert.

Skin conditions, diarrhoea hit B Keila evictees | National news | The Phnom Penh Post - Cambodia's Newspaper of Record
Hundreds of evicted Borei Keila residents living at a relocation site in Kandal province are suffering from diarrhoea, skin ailments and fever after consecutive days of rain, an NGO doctor said yesterday.

Catonsville Elementary catches Baltimore Ravens Fever
Students wear purple and write letters to the team A black Baltimore Ravens logo stenciled at the foot of the steps leading to Catonsville Elementary School's front door lets visitors know who rules the roost.

Khmer Rouge nurses reflect | KRTalk | The Phnom Penh Post - Cambodia's Newspaper of Record
A woman who was forced to work as a nurse under Khmer Rouge rule – despite having worked only in a rice field before – believes the order came because soldiers knew she had pretended to be a nurse as a little girl.

Khmer Rouge nurses reflect | National news | The Phnom Penh Post - Cambodia's Newspaper of Record
A woman who was forced to work as a nurse under Khmer Rouge rule – despite having worked only in a rice field before – believes the order came because soldiers knew she had pretended to be a nurse as a little girl.

Raw-milk advocates not swayed by reports
Producers and retailers of nonpasteurized milk say reports linking raw milk from a Chambersburg farm to illnesses in four states will not discourage advocates from drinking the product.