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Hepatitis A Outbreak In Nashville Confirmed By Health Officials
A hepatitis A outbreak hits Nashville, Tennessee, counting 14 confirmed cases of the disease in a span of five months. Vaccinations are beginning to get underway, especially for the large number of at-risk communities in the metro.
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NASA Astronaut Forgets His GoPro SD Card Back Home On Earth
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