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Hot Tub Lung: The Unusual Health Condition Caused by Waterborne Bugs Called 'Mycobacteria' That Thrives in Hot Tubs
Hot tub lung causes potentially life-threatening asthma-like symptoms. Click to read more. Hot tub lung could be an unfamiliar medical term for most people but health experts warn that it is a health condition caused by waterborne bugs, called "mycobacteria," that thrive in hot tubs.
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