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Mark Kortepeter

Mark Kortepeter

Contributor at Forbes

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Health & Medicine

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Recent Articles

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New Study Offers Hope For Future Rabies Cure - Forbes

When you were growing up, your parents may have told you to stay away from stray or wild animals.
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How A Story About Vampires Saved A Life - Forbes

One might wonder whether vampires actually existed beyond the Twilight saga. There may be a medical explanation that inspired the tales of vampires.
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Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever: A New Threat From An Old Foe

Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever: A New Threat From An Old Foe
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Listeria Outbreak Prompts Dairy Product Recalls. What You Need To K...

The number of affected foods containing those dairy products continues to expand and are sold under numerous brand names.
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Bubonic Plague Found In Oregon. An Infectious Disease Doctor Explai...

The United States has an average of seven cases reported each year, mostly from western states.
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Measles Cases Are Surging. Here Are The Challenges And What You Can Do

Measles is having a field day across the world, including the United States. Here’s what you need to know to keep yourself and others safe.
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Hypervaccination Does Not Appear To Cause Adverse Health Effects - ...

A German man who received 217 Covid-19 vaccines appears to have had no ill effects. This is not the first study to find no adverse effects after multiple vaccinations.
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Spring Is In The Air, Ticks Are On The Ground. Here’s How To Protec...

As temperatures rise above freezing in the spring, ticks that have over wintered are on the move again.
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Here’s How Worms Get Into Your Brain And How To Prevent It

Unfortunately, this medical problem, called neurocysticercosis, caused by larvae of the pork tapeworm, Taenia solium, is common worldwide.
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Will Destruction Of Smallpox Virus Get Postponed Again? - Forbes

There has been a decades-long debate on whether to eliminate the virus.
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Marburg Virus Outbreak In Rwanda Infects Healthcare Workers

Marburg virus, like its cousin, Ebola, can lead to large outbreaks with death occurring in up to 90% of those infected.