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The document contains medical observation information including allergies and adverse reactions. It includes codes for allergies and adverse reactions from standardized clinical code systems. It notes negation of an allergy and records an observation of propensity to adverse reactions.

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<code code='413477004' displayName='Allergen or Pseudoallergen'
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negationInd="true"

HxRefactored - Microsfot HealthVault - Sean Nolan

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